Yeah I just do a slight little combo with my feet and just hangout until the board lands back down. Some people really be off the pre-workout trying a damn 360 flip😂
@user-dj9iu2et3r nope he scooped forward, which is how you should, but some people think the are scooping back when you really are scooping forward with the snap of the ankle
Some people are good skaters but horrendous teachers. Sorry Matt, you don’t scoop backwards, you scoop to the opposite side and forwards if anything, then pull your foot back. Your front foot also has next to no bearing on a tre flip, as you can see in this video, you scoop vertically and forward THEN move your back foot back slightly to catch. Watch how he does a tre flip, but don’t listen to him if that makes sense 😂
Dude, there are a lot of ways to Tre, but this guy is not wrong. P Rod has this same kind of video and says the same things! You’re describing a pressure flip style of Tre, this is the flicked style. People should try both to see which works better, I can get the flips better and more popped the way you describe but I can land this style more consistently!
What's the trick to getting the board to not fall behind you. When I don't land them usually it's because it's behind me and my back foot lands where my front foot should
BEAUTIFUL FLIP
Yeah I just do a slight little combo with my feet and just hangout until the board lands back down. Some people really be off the pre-workout trying a damn 360 flip😂
A lot people don’t tell yall but jump towards it,helps a lot
Beautifully done bro 👏 👌
I'm here cause I can treflip before Ollie looking to make it look clean after thoo
bullshit bro who r u trying to prove urself to
❤Thanks!
❤well done!
They always say "scoop back" but then they clearly scoop forward in a circular motion
He clearly scooped in get direction of his backside I don’t know what you’re confused about.
@user-dj9iu2et3r nope he scooped forward, which is how you should, but some people think the are scooping back when you really are scooping forward with the snap of the ankle
@@mattlaclair306stop lying 😂
@@mattlaclair306you are truly clueless and should probably be worried about how to push still
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Forget the pro, would like to know how land this trick even like a beginner.
Some people are good skaters but horrendous teachers. Sorry Matt, you don’t scoop backwards, you scoop to the opposite side and forwards if anything, then pull your foot back. Your front foot also has next to no bearing on a tre flip, as you can see in this video, you scoop vertically and forward THEN move your back foot back slightly to catch. Watch how he does a tre flip, but don’t listen to him if that makes sense 😂
Dude, there are a lot of ways to Tre, but this guy is not wrong. P Rod has this same kind of video and says the same things! You’re describing a pressure flip style of Tre, this is the flicked style.
People should try both to see which works better, I can get the flips better and more popped the way you describe but I can land this style more consistently!
The hell are you talking about? He's correct you can def learn tre with this advice.
Scoop to the side😉
Hip extensors or abduction
What's the trick to getting the board to not fall behind you. When I don't land them usually it's because it's behind me and my back foot lands where my front foot should
Adjust, try leaning back but still over the board
I accidentally do them whenever I pop shuv
Ur gay
ima be honest chief i cant hear a single word you are saying over the sound of the boards
Clear Ur ears
Sooo wats da difference between a tre and varial kickflip
not the same rotation
A tre does 360 shuv. Varial is 180
varial kickflip is 360 flip light
@@01suku77you look familiar
@@skjachin no thatsw tre