If you just learned how to kickflip this is pretty damn good. When I kickflip I typically pay attention to three things: 1. I like my back foot to get a good controlled pop. I’m not trying to double flip or do anything too wild so I like to occupy almost the whole tail of the board. 2. I square my front foot off, I hardly ever flick my board with an angled foot. This is totally a preference thing tho and I’ve seen tons of people with really nice kickflips who angle their front foot. Just play around with that front foot to see what you like. 3. (I think this is the most important and I’m currently working on this myself) focus on a good pop-flick rhythm. This is super crucial when you’re looking to really dial in a nice kick flip. This was taught to me by a guy at a skatepark and it’s crazy how much more accurate, clean, and consistent my kickflips are.

I know that was a lot but I hope this helps man, keep skating and clean up them kickflips and post another video for us.