yeah him and a few others, they all got caught when I looked up "Inward Heels" on youtube on the first few pages Nothing personal to him, but he really should remove those videos so that more people don't get confused
THE VISUALIZATION THING HAS HELPED ME SO MUCH. The whole "in between the legs" thing really messed me up too. this definitely clears up how to imagine yourself doing the trick!
You're one of the few who go so deep into analysing a trick in order to make it fully understandable to the viewer(s).Props to that,keep it up and thanks!
Dude this trick tip actually helped me loads, I landed my first inward heelflip last week and now i've pretty much got them on lock because of this trick tip, thanks man!!!
Wow! I remember I was waiting for you to post this for a while but over time I just got the balls to try it and learned them now. My problem was that I just wasn't committing because I could get rotation pretty much every try. I have to tuck my knees in so high haha
Yeah my apologies for being so late =X everything was against me haha Glad you learned it though man! Great to hear it! I should give myself a mental note to stress the "tucking your legs" part in my official video then!
Thanks for the reply! And you're fine, I noticed you were busy. And thank you. And ya for me the tucking the legs part was very important since the trick is so vertical as it does not just flip easily under you as other tricks. Well keep up with the sick tricks man, I love your videos!
Very detailed video. I tried this trick a few days ago and I got the 180 rotation and flip but I didn't have enough time to tuck in and jump over the board and sometimes when I try shuving it hard it ends up flying away from me. Even the varial heel is way easier, I was able to flick out easily and land it quickly. Anyways, glad your back. Hopefully it won't take you months to show up again.
Thanks man! I personally shove exactly like a BS pop shove, you shouldn't put that much power into it And yeah I'm trying to be a little more consistent when it comes with uploading, problem is I'm always super busy :P Luckily the weather is getting better
If anything it really helps me understand the trick more. I had to watch so many Inward Heels before I realized exactly how it passes by the front foot. It's weird, Heelflips are that one basic trick that I just couldn't get consistent at. I've only landed a few without toe drag, but I find the Heelflip variations to be a little easier for some reason.
I've been doing a couple of tries on Inward Heelflips the past days. The foot placement in itself was the same as yours, but I couldn't figure out what exactly to do. It's kinda weird since I was able to do Inward Heels on another board some years ago. The way you visualise the trick has helped me to get the rotation down pretty well, I only need some more practice on actually landing it. Thanks so far, can't wait for the *official* Trick Tip.
Chrizzlybear totally man! I actually ended up with a lot more info with the "unofficial" tip than I have intended. The official tip will browse through what I have mentioned and a few extra things, so many things to do so little time haha
Thanks man! I appreciate it! =] Yeah my videos kind of take a long time to come out (especially when it comes to tips, because I got to make them perfect :P )
thanks bro, that realy helped me, i am only 12 and i am kinda short so could not make the board do his full rotation but the nose thing and the flick and pop shove way to think realy made me progress, when i saw steven fernandex trick tip i notest that he flicked down and he has nt his front foot a bit out of the board but i decided to see more trick tips and i saw that every shorter guy did that way and was though that i needed to grow up to can land a inward but no and now i can do it, congrats, you just won a subscriber, continue working, youre the best! thanks!
+ Colton Skates Yeah, before I make trick tips, I look at what sources people have for learning it. So I type "Inward Heel" and his videos showed up. So when people want to learn it, they are getting some misinformed videos. What also confuses me is that he made a re-do of his video (even though his "inwards" did not exactly improve) and still kept the old one up. When I re-do something, I would kill the previous video if I realize it has misinformed information. Definitely not attacking the guy personally, he was just caught in the crossfire when I typed "Inward Heel", but he should kill off all of his inward videos so that more people won't get confused.
What kind of learning level would you consider inward heels to be on? When should i learn them? I have my bs pop shuvs down very well, although I do need a lot of work on my heelflips.
Now after I learned em properly, I'd say that they are around a varial kickflip level of difficulty (maybe a little harder), 360 flips seem more difficult than them. But this all just personal preference. But yeah, those pop shoves and heelflips are definitely key to the trick.
yo mike I'm having no trouble with pop shuvs kickflips or Ollie's need a little tip on varial kickflip and your the best teacher for tricks to me you got me where I am I'm pretty good it only took me 2 months cause of you man but I need help varial kickflip let me know thanks
Anything in particular about the varial flip? General tips would be: 1) Treat the shove, pop and jump exactly like your pop shove 2) When you flick, flick outwards and *into* the board. Really try to get your front foot to go through the nose of the board so that the board will flick and rotate
I have a similar issue with he visualization of hard flips, when I landed them at first, they were just illusion flips, too vertical to be considered a hardflip, but now when I form real hardflip a I have trouble landing them, I'm wondering if this logic would apply to hardflips? Thanks
Alex Taylor I am not too sure, give it a shot and see what happens. Normally I just try to do like a vertical fs shove and a perpendicular flick off the board and that gets the job done for me. If it works it works, if it doesn't then just try to find more stuff that will help you "click" with hardflips, I'm sure my hardflip tip should help you in that regard
Definitely remember to treat your shove like a pop shove With pop shoves, you should be pushing the board forward a bit (in the direction of your nose), same exact thing goes for inwards. Let me know how that works for you.
Try putting your backfoot more towards the heelside half of your tail as you would set up for a fas shuvit, but scoop backside). Also start flipping earlier, slide your front foot up a little slower than for a heelflip and extend your leg more - just like a ninja kick. Also try flipping more paralel to the ground. I know this sounds weird, but the inward heelflip is a little bit about some kind of pressure you create between your feet - you are shuving the board right into your flipping foot, you can feel that - and when your front foot leaves the board that pressure is released and the board flips. I like to think of it a a loaded spring that i released. This trick is mostly about the front foot. The back foot doesn´t do a lot. When I do them it nearly feels like I´m just popping down, not a even a solid scoop as I would do for a pop shovit. When I leave the front foot out the board just flips end over end or does a weird vertical pop shovit. For me the flip as well as the rotation of the board comes all from the front foot and the key to that is starting to flip as soon as you start to pop (when I do heelflips I flip right after I pop), flick it not to fast but with "conviction" and extend your leg out a lot so your board has room to come around and your foot doesn´t stop the rotation. When I did a bunch of these I see marks from my shoe at the heelside edge of my nose right next to the pocket. That´s where I flip them.
Yeahhhhhh, it's really easy to manipulate people when you have a big subscriber base. I can easily go make a video and sell some dumb wheels and advertise them as "they will make tricks easier!", and some people will listen to me because I have a large subscriber base. It's unfortunate, but yeah stuff like that happens, so I'm trying my best to stop that shit hahah.
When you talked about the pressure flip i immediately thought of aaron kyro haha, appreciate the great tips man
yeah him and a few others, they all got caught when I looked up "Inward Heels" on youtube on the first few pages
Nothing personal to him, but he really should remove those videos so that more people don't get confused
THE VISUALIZATION THING HAS HELPED ME SO MUCH. The whole "in between the legs" thing really messed me up too. this definitely clears up how to imagine yourself doing the trick!
You're one of the few who go so deep into analysing a trick in order to make it fully understandable to the viewer(s).Props to that,keep it up and thanks!
Thank you! Glad to hear that people see my hard work =]
Dude this trick tip actually helped me loads, I landed my first inward heelflip last week and now i've pretty much got them on lock because of this trick tip, thanks man!!!
ThisChannelIsSoDead That's great to hear dude! Congrats! :D
Wow! I remember I was waiting for you to post this for a while but over time I just got the balls to try it and learned them now. My problem was that I just wasn't committing because I could get rotation pretty much every try. I have to tuck my knees in so high haha
Yeah my apologies for being so late =X everything was against me haha
Glad you learned it though man! Great to hear it!
I should give myself a mental note to stress the "tucking your legs" part in my official video then!
Thanks for the reply! And you're fine, I noticed you were busy. And thank you. And ya for me the tucking the legs part was very important since the trick is so vertical as it does not just flip easily under you as other tricks. Well keep up with the sick tricks man, I love your videos!
No problem man! It's my pleasure!
And also thanks for the feedback too! I gotta remember that stuff so that my trick tip will be stronger
Very detailed video. I tried this trick a few days ago and I got the 180 rotation and flip but I didn't have enough time to tuck in and jump over the board and sometimes when I try shuving it hard it ends up flying away from me. Even the varial heel is way easier, I was able to flick out easily and land it quickly. Anyways, glad your back. Hopefully it won't take you months to show up again.
Thanks man! I personally shove exactly like a BS pop shove, you shouldn't put that much power into it
And yeah I'm trying to be a little more consistent when it comes with uploading, problem is I'm always super busy :P Luckily the weather is getting better
If anything it really helps me understand the trick more. I had to watch so many Inward Heels before I realized exactly how it passes by the front foot. It's weird, Heelflips are that one basic trick that I just couldn't get consistent at. I've only landed a few without toe drag, but I find the Heelflip variations to be a little easier for some reason.
Great tips here man, your videos deserve way more views. Also in the future i'd love to see a varial heelflip trick tip!
Thanks man! I appreciate it!
I hope to get that trick done too haha
I've been doing a couple of tries on Inward Heelflips the past days. The foot placement in itself was the same as yours, but I couldn't figure out what exactly to do. It's kinda weird since I was able to do Inward Heels on another board some years ago. The way you visualise the trick has helped me to get the rotation down pretty well, I only need some more practice on actually landing it.
Thanks so far, can't wait for the *official* Trick Tip.
Chrizzlybear totally man! I actually ended up with a lot more info with the "unofficial" tip than I have intended. The official tip will browse through what I have mentioned and a few extra things, so many things to do so little time haha
Nice video man..I just learned varial heels i definitaly gotta try theese
totally man! At this point I find these a lot easier than varial heels actually
Your back! Love your vids
Thanks man! I appreciate it! =]
Yeah my videos kind of take a long time to come out (especially when it comes to tips, because I got to make them perfect :P )
Man all your tips are The more advanced and tetailed tips, you are awesome, keep up The good work
Kratos Edits Thanks dude I appreciate it!
thanks bro, that realy helped me, i am only 12 and i am kinda short so could not make the board do his full rotation but the nose thing and the flick and pop shove way to think realy made me progress, when i saw steven fernandex trick tip i notest that he flicked down and he has nt his front foot a bit out of the board but i decided to see more trick tips and i saw that every shorter guy did that way and was though that i needed to grow up to can land a inward but no and now i can do it, congrats, you just won a subscriber, continue working, youre the best! thanks!
Wow man great to hear the success! Glad it worked for you =]
These feel like the hardest trick ever haha!
Behavior I know that feeling dude, your legs pretty much feel twisted. Hopefully this trick tip provides some nice guidance!
***** I will start using your tips tomorrow, Thanks!
Good luck man!
+ Colton Skates Yeah, before I make trick tips, I look at what sources people have for learning it. So I type "Inward Heel" and his videos showed up. So when people want to learn it, they are getting some misinformed videos. What also confuses me is that he made a re-do of his video (even though his "inwards" did not exactly improve) and still kept the old one up. When I re-do something, I would kill the previous video if I realize it has misinformed information.
Definitely not attacking the guy personally, he was just caught in the crossfire when I typed "Inward Heel", but he should kill off all of his inward videos so that more people won't get confused.
Can you do how to ollie and kikflip stairs?
***** video on planing back foot/chickenfoot?
Finally you post!
Yes! I am not dead everyone haha
***** Glad to hear it! And I know school and horrible weather prevented you from posting more often 👌
yeah totally, I just want to make sure people know that I'm not drifting away or anything, finding time is just hard :P
This trick tip really helped.
Woo!
Hey can you do a varial heelflip and laser flip tutorial please?
What kind of learning level would you consider inward heels to be on? When should i learn them? I have my bs pop shuvs down very well, although I do need a lot of work on my heelflips.
Now after I learned em properly, I'd say that they are around a varial kickflip level of difficulty (maybe a little harder), 360 flips seem more difficult than them. But this all just personal preference. But yeah, those pop shoves and heelflips are definitely key to the trick.
it was Steven Fernandez trick tip wasn't it
this guy was roasting jeff dechesare
yo mike I'm having no trouble with pop shuvs kickflips or Ollie's need a little tip on varial kickflip and your the best teacher for tricks to me you got me where I am I'm pretty good it only took me 2 months cause of you man but I need help varial kickflip let me know thanks
Anything in particular about the varial flip?
General tips would be:
1) Treat the shove, pop and jump exactly like your pop shove
2) When you flick, flick outwards and *into* the board. Really try to get your front foot to go through the nose of the board so that the board will flick and rotate
Can you do one for varial flips please
I'd like to! As for when I"m not too sure
@@slowmomike it’s been 6 years
I have a similar issue with he visualization of hard flips, when I landed them at first, they were just illusion flips, too vertical to be considered a hardflip, but now when I form real hardflip a I have trouble landing them, I'm wondering if this logic would apply to hardflips? Thanks
Alex Taylor I am not too sure, give it a shot and see what happens. Normally I just try to do like a vertical fs shove and a perpendicular flick off the board and that gets the job done for me. If it works it works, if it doesn't then just try to find more stuff that will help you "click" with hardflips, I'm sure my hardflip tip should help you in that regard
Really love your videos man
It's a shame you can't upload frequently :(
Yeah there's been lots of stuff that's been happening with me
The weather is clearing up so I should be skating some more though!
***** yay! :D
Pls do front foot impossible. D:
hey man the board hits my front foot even though I flick out ?
extend your leg more, like a ninja kick.
MrOmaIlse I totally forgot about this comment, that's like 1 year ago 😂
I assume one of these people u were hinting at are Braille skateboarding lol he just does a pressure flip
Plz answer my problem is I get the rotation but I only land with my back foot on the nose I need help
Definitely remember to treat your shove like a pop shove
With pop shoves, you should be pushing the board forward a bit (in the direction of your nose), same exact thing goes for inwards. Let me know how that works for you.
Thanks it helped
awesome man!
Should I learn varial heel before this?
nah, just be good at bs pop shoves and heels
varial heels could help a little bit, but it isn't something to worry about
My board doesn't complete the rotation
Try moving your front foot down
Try putting your backfoot more towards the heelside half of your tail as you would set up for a fas shuvit, but scoop backside). Also start flipping earlier, slide your front foot up a little slower than for a heelflip and extend your leg more - just like a ninja kick. Also try flipping more paralel to the ground.
I know this sounds weird, but the inward heelflip is a little bit about some kind of pressure you create between your feet - you are shuving the board right into your flipping foot, you can feel that - and when your front foot leaves the board that pressure is released and the board flips. I like to think of it a a loaded spring that i released.
This trick is mostly about the front foot. The back foot doesn´t do a lot. When I do them it nearly feels like I´m just popping down, not a even a solid scoop as I would do for a pop shovit. When I leave the front foot out the board just flips end over end or does a weird vertical pop shovit. For me the flip as well as the rotation of the board comes all from the front foot and the key to that is starting to flip as soon as you start to pop (when I do heelflips I flip right after I pop), flick it not to fast but with "conviction" and extend your leg out a lot so your board has room to come around and your foot doesn´t stop the rotation. When I did a bunch of these I see marks from my shoe at the heelside edge of my nose right next to the pocket. That´s where I flip them.
Aren't inward heels Pop SHUVs and heelflips. And FS Shoves and heelflips VARIAL heelflips
yup just like I said in the video
and yes fs pop shove + heelflip = varial heelflip
Cool, I'm horrible at skateboarding, I can barely ollie, I have a vid on my channel about my ollies.
your ollies aren't bad man, you should be able to get a fair number of tricks with it
Thanks!!, I should practice them moving now
+ Jay R832 =]
Yes,I got the second comment!
ugh i know what r u saying about these pressure flips.... they're just tricking themselves and some people who will listen to them no matter what
Yeahhhhhh, it's really easy to manipulate people when you have a big subscriber base. I can easily go make a video and sell some dumb wheels and advertise them as "they will make tricks easier!", and some people will listen to me because I have a large subscriber base. It's unfortunate, but yeah stuff like that happens, so I'm trying my best to stop that shit hahah.