Place your front leg on the nose, at a slight angle. You’ll have to find the ideal position yourself, it depends on the shape of the board and length of the nose. The longer the nose, the more leverage you have and the easier it is to flip the board, and vice versa. So the longer your nose, the further away from the tip your foot should be.

Your back leg is off the center of board, just enough to have your legs at shoulder or slightly wider than shoulder width. Your back leg will hold the board down and prevent it from toppling forward.

Smoothly shift your frame and hips towards the front trucks and bend your legs slightly. Your frame is slightly turned in the direction of movement. Hold your balance with your frame and arms and try to keep your legs still.