to anyone reading this that wants consistent tre flips - put your flick foot closer to the center of the board - this will rotate it directly under you. Stay centered and do not lean on your toe side when you pop. Jump straight up. Final thing, ride with your back foot in the pop position, but your front foot has to be closer to front bolts (before bending down) - this will help you stay centered / balanced.Then right before you pop, move your flick foot to the center, bend down and pop. I hope this helps.
Cool video. I get everything right with this trick, landing it with my front foot every time. But my back foot goes straight to the ground and it has no chance to stay above the board. Any tips on that? Jumping higher does not seem to help.
It sounds like I could be a commitment issue something that I used to do was focus on sucking both my feet up into my chest, or if that doesn’t work for you something else you could try is focusing on bending your back leg so you can keep it in the air longer
@@ZakeryClubb cheers. Great tip. I’ve tried that and I think this is the way. But then the problem is that if I focus on jumping up with my both feet, my perfect scoop is no longer there and board does not spring as it should. I’m guess I just need to practice more so I can tuck my knees up yet not loose my scoop motion. Thanks again for replying.
@@pistopitpit you’re welcome:) when you focus on sucking up both your legs do you get your feet on the board? Also something that I’ll do as well is focus on one thing then move to the other mid trick like get good scoop then suck legs up and that helps me aswell
@@ZakeryClubb when I tuck my knees the board spin goes out of control and it’s hard to tell where it will land, chance I am not landing on it with both feet. When I focus on scoop the board does perfect 360 flip motion straight under my body, but the back leg lags behind the tail and ends up on the ground way before rotation of the board is complete. So I just need somehow connect these two things together.
to anyone reading this that wants consistent tre flips - put your flick foot closer to the center of the board - this will rotate it directly under you. Stay centered and do not lean on your toe side when you pop. Jump straight up. Final thing, ride with your back foot in the pop position, but your front foot has to be closer to front bolts (before bending down) - this will help you stay centered / balanced.Then right before you pop, move your flick foot to the center, bend down and pop. I hope this helps.
The secret => jump with your torso straight and arms at shoulders level. This will completely change your tre.
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Cool video. I get everything right with this trick, landing it with my front foot every time. But my back foot goes straight to the ground and it has no chance to stay above the board. Any tips on that? Jumping higher does not seem to help.
It sounds like I could be a commitment issue something that I used to do was focus on sucking both my feet up into my chest, or if that doesn’t work for you something else you could try is focusing on bending your back leg so you can keep it in the air longer
@@ZakeryClubb cheers. Great tip. I’ve tried that and I think this is the way. But then the problem is that if I focus on jumping up with my both feet, my perfect scoop is no longer there and board does not spring as it should. I’m guess I just need to practice more so I can tuck my knees up yet not loose my scoop motion. Thanks again for replying.
@@pistopitpit you’re welcome:) when you focus on sucking up both your legs do you get your feet on the board? Also something that I’ll do as well is focus on one thing then move to the other mid trick like get good scoop then suck legs up and that helps me aswell
@@ZakeryClubb when I tuck my knees the board spin goes out of control and it’s hard to tell where it will land, chance I am not landing on it with both feet.
When I focus on scoop the board does perfect 360 flip motion straight under my body, but the back leg lags behind the tail and ends up on the ground way before rotation of the board is complete. So I just need somehow connect these two things together.
How out of control is it like tossing in front of you