You want your feet on the board in more-or-less Ollie position, but with your back toes hanging off of the edge of the board, and your front foot back just a bit, like an inch or two.
You want to be up on the ball of your front foot before you go for the pop. It'll help.
For some reason, with 360 Pop Shove Its, it's strangely hard to explain exactly where you want your back foot to be. People often run into a bit of a wall with this part, and I think it's because everyone is a little different. You want your toes over the edge because when you pop the board up, you're going to want to scoop that edge of the board around to get it to spin. If you are having a hard time getting the board to spin the way you want it to, then the first thing you should change up would be the placement of your back foot. Just scoot it around a little. It's amazing what a difference an inch can make.
By Steve Cave, About.com Guide
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