try bending your legs after you kick the deck away from you feet this should allow you to stay in the air until the deck is right underneath you once it's under you push your feet back down towards the deck as soon as possible.

Try to jump a bit higher and spin the deck with your arms and feet

Jump with ur back wheel lower to the ground then whip try catch it and land evenly on the ground

try to kick out the deck as fast as u possibly can then you will catch it quickly and land

Either jump higher not an average bunny hop if youve got that then practice getting the motion fast enough and learn to scoop your foot and a circle motion with your arms and keep your feet close together

You need to jump higer if your feet are laanding first

Jump high keep ur feet together and kick the deck for half the rotation then whip around with ur hands

Try to jump higher and spin the deck faster

When your whipping make sure you kick and rotate the deck at your pace your in control not the scooter you need to slow it down when u whip it helps a lot hope this helped

What you want to do is keep practicing also try jumping higher, kick the deck more, practice more with wrist rotation and try and kick your legs out to the deck. All these tips I've give you helped me massively with doing tailwhips, commit as much as you can that's the important thing. Good luck!

Try to jump higher and spin the deck underneath you quickly

Keep your feet together no matter what and try it off a curb. This was happening to me for so long but if you take a day of full scootering you will figure it out! 😃 GOOD LUCK!

If u stand goffy on a scooter then try to jump more to the left to make it so u can have time to get ur feet on top but u still have to spin the deck really fast

Whip it harder

These happened to me I fixed it by pretending my feet are glued together you might not land it at first but hope you get it

Just dont be scared. Thats is most likely the reason because it happened to me too. Also use the other peoples help if you are struggling.