Learning to Kickflip in 48 Hours

It's irrelevant how many weeks or months or years it takes. It's all about how many hours you spend practicing the trick. If you try it once a week for half an hour you probably won't land it in months if ever. Three times a week for an hour at a time you'll have a drastically faster progress especially if there's someone pointing out what you're doing wrong with it. It's even possible to learn kickflips in under 48 hours [VIDEO] with a well planned practice. (that is under 48 hours of good practice, not a time span of two days) Edit: Wait it's actually within a time span of 48 hours. Well anyways I think more realistic is look at the amount of hours he put into it with a good teacher rather than the time span some people "spend"

Honestly you can learn very quickly, it just depends on a few factors. There's quite a few folks who have made YouTube videos learning in short time spans. One of my personal favs: [VIDEO] Dude hadn't skated in years and indeed does manage a kickflip in 48 hours. If you're determined, my only advice is this, since I am only learning to Ollie myself: buy pads, commit, expect to fall, and go hard. You absolutely can do this. But don't force it unless you enjoy it. There's a million tutorials that are all good, but the thing that holds a lot of people back is being scared of falling and not commiting. That's why some folks spend 2 years learning to Ollie. It's not lack of skill, it's fear and lack of commitment.