okay my advice, would be to try it on something thats just about that hieght cuz you seem comfortable with it like that, so find something else that height but not on a down slat, come up to the object on a slight angle like you were doing, or parallel and ollie over it centering your board, use your shoulders and your back to keep your balance while slightly looking over youer shoulder to get a look at where you are going..........and for begginers its generally easier to land to fakie for the first time learning that trick, then later on when you wanna do it to regular, just use ur shoulders to twist ur upper body into turning out to regs - i'd probably be alot better at giving advice in person........i seem to help my friends alot on advice for tricks!
^^ lol jsut cause shes a girl? dude cmon u cant hate on chick skaters haha some of them are good a girl taught me how to skate and she was varial heelflippin 5 stairs before i knew how to ollie
Um try it on a flatbar or rail at your skatepark that isnt so low that your wheels hit the ground...which'll also make it easier to turn out pplus the fact that you'll be ollieing on instead of slappying. I just got frontboards down on downrails very recently. Its all about just comitting and getting right over the object
um.. i think she just needs to stick with the board and dont get scared of falling . she has plenty of speed.. you should have just kept trying and you would have gotten it eventully..
