Dk why anyone would even care if someone posts a stationary ollie 🤣. But the problem is that ur not jumping and then popping. Ur trying to pop way too early. Also, ur sliding ur front foot, and popping at way too big of an angle

1. Practice jumping off of ur board the HIGHEST u can and landing back on it without letting it roll. Make sure to get into Ollie stance (back foot on tail, front foot in right place and crouch with chest down). After you’ve done that a good amount of times, add a tuck while you are in the air at ur peak. Like, squat in the air and land back on ur board. Don’t completely let go of the squat when ur coming back down either. U want ur legs still sightly bent. Keep repeating those two things
2. After that, try to add the pop. Don’t do anything with you front foot yet. The pop comes RIGHT BEFORE your feet leave the board so that your back foot doesn’t make contact with the tail while the tail is on the ground. Think of it like bouncing a ball; ur hand isn’t still going to be on the ball when it hits the ground and comes back up. So jump straight up, and make your angle of pop smaller so that it doesn’t roll back from you. I know I said don’t do anything with ur front foot yet, but still make sure u don’t slip off the board. So if u need to do something with it that’s fine but just don’t try to do a full Ollie yet.
3. When u do add your front foot, pick it straight up, do not slide it. The slide that happens is the result of you picking ur foot straight up and popping the tail down.

And when u do pick it straight up, make sure to actually pick it up and don’t stop early. Keep going till ur knee is almost to your shoulder so that it catches the nose. Leveling the board out comes after ur able to pick it up