How to have a level and boned kickflip (anti rocket )
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- Опубліковано 30 чер 2024
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Today I talked about how to have a pro level boned out level kickflip say good by to rocket kick flips thank you so much!
That vertical tip (pause) is probably the best suggestion in my opinion
The knee over toe tip is a good one
Thank you Rob, this trick tip seriously unlocked my understanding of the flick !!
FR that tip with the knee helped so much tysm keep the good work 🔥
Got my kickflips Back and looking much better after scoping a couple of your tips! Keep up the awesome videos man
Subbed, nice to meet you man.. I'm almost 40 and live in Oklahoma. Great kickflip tutorial.. that knee part is crucial
It’s a good day when coyote rob posts a vid
Perfect tips! thanks rob
Holding up to the knee and rotating the flip trick of vertical and creativity!
Idk what you just said but it was definitely words
@@nikosucksatskating That is just my opinion
@@ryanrowe1975 I just couldn't understand what you were trying to say
@@nikosucksatskating Everyone has a different opinion!?
@@ryanrowe1975 okay you are definitely a child why are you commenting on youtube
this rly helped so much underrated af
one thing tht messed me up is trying to get all of the flick movement in the foot, when a lot of the movement is generated at the hip
hey can you make a tutorial for backside 180? i dont understand the trick very well
How do you make sure your knee is in front of the board? Like should you be looking at a certain point or? Thanks
I dunno man I can kickflip pretty well and getting foot placement right is what unlocked it for me. your foot placement is going to be tailored to your particular timing/reflexes. i used to keep my flick foot closer to the edge of the board, bc i was so focused on just making sure the board flipped, but this meant i flicked earlier so they were very low and mildly rocketed. moving flick foot basically to where i normally ollie, once i was confident about how to flick and flip the board, drastically improved my form so that I was catching the board and getting close to normal ollie height.
This also has the effect of making you kick "through" the board and leveling out just because of the angle your foot has to travel to flick - the first pressure is towards the upper middle of the board
Getting board vertical is new tip. If it helps, I owe you a coffee.
another tip, put 80% of your weight to your front foot, the back foot is only there to pop, not to hold your weight
Yes!
@PogChamp! lemme see your kickflip bruh
@samuraiman7777 I put more weight on my front foot on kickflips too. Not sure if it's 80% but definitely more than the back. It makes sure my knee is in front of my flick and the board stays below me once I'm about to catch
Do you have any advice for my bad habit of kicking the board in front of my moving direction. It levels out and stick to my flick foot really well, but since it's forward so I couldn't land with my backfoot.
sounds like you are one step away from a decent boned kickflip. try bringing your back foot up to your pelvis, like a hacky sack kick to your front thigh or a flying karate kick. after i tried this out for a while it kinda snaps into my feet nicely and i can bring them back down underneath me.
Hello👋. I wanna know how to heel? Thank you❤
Remember to bring back knee up too :p !
Yes!
finally.. a goofy tutorial lol
does this apply for heelflip?
Yes
Your website is not working. I can’t find the boards you sell 😢
Out of stock right now adding the shop page soon! Thank you
hi rOb
It took me YEARS to kickflip and just as many years to learn what he's talking about here. All the people making trick tips claiming, "you just kind of like flick somewhere in the pocket, derrr" have done so much damage to skateboarding. What I figured out finally by watching people who knew how to kickflip well frame by frame was that you need to get the board into a 45 degree angle with the pop... then your knee leads straight out in front of the board at an angle parallel to the ground. Then by kicking out you level the board out and flip it at the same time. It helps me to have my toe pointed forward as much as possible too, you can't just flick off to the side like so many dumb tutorials tell you to... it has to be really straight... that the only way you'll ever get consistent at staying over the board, and able to predictably flip into tricks.
I agree with the bad advice impacting skateboarding bit. Too many turorials do the same shit and lack going into depth or explaining tricks properly. It's channels like Robs, Local Joe, and Dan Corrigan that really stand out imo because they analyse skateboarding and explain concepts.
1st step is no ballerina tippy toe ankle socks
you look likle a completely different person on your website lmaoo
Trying to learn kickflip BS boardslide
boned is rocket just the other side sooo yours is too boned