I was practicing heelflips for a few hours the other day and I feel like this will help others trying to learn it: Think of it like an ollie then kicking your foot straight off the side of the board straight afterwards. Thinking of it like an ollie will help keep the friction to the board and will allow a more effective flick. Thinking of it like an ollie will also help you keep your body over the board and not overthink which way you should be leaning. Hope this helps!
When I was a kid, I was the heel flipper and my brother was the kick flipper. Now, 22 years old and have not skated it over 6 years, everytime I heel flip I almost credit card myself 😂😂
I've been skating for 10 years and this spring when the snow melted I COULDN'T HEELFLIP ANYMORE!! I literally had no idea what was going wrong I've been skating long enough that I can usually self diagnose any issues, adjusting weight distribution, set-up, truck tightness, changing where/how I flick off and literally nothing made sense. Sometimes I could land them and other times I'd be totally hopeless. TODAY I FINALLY FIGURED IT OUT! WHEN LEANING BACK YOU MUST STICK YOUR REAR END OUT FURTHER TO GET MORE WEIGHT BEHIND THE BOARD! THIS ALSO HELPS YOU SEE THE BOARD ROTATE UNDER YOU! before I was literally bending straight down to pop and trying to lean my shoulders back which would put my head behind my knees so I could hardly see the board rotate as well and made you land with your weight way to far forward! Even if the board stayed under me and I jumped on it I'd fall forward when I landed.
I love how he says how somethings are up to you, unlike other people saying that you have to do it a certain way, saying that you should figure out what works best is probably the best advice I have ever gotten. Love these tutorials
It was 13 years ago for me :D Also for me the perfect Heel Flip back then was to do an Ollie first than flick in the air after the ollie never knew about late flips back then not sure if it counts as one today :D
Lol I cant even do a kickflip but can double heelflip, inward heelflip and fakie, varial heelflip and fakie, fakie bs big heelflip. Almost the bs heelflip 180, landed a bs half cab heelflip 2 times. And now learning the inward double heelflip. But the funny thing is that i can't do regular heelflips properly. That's why im here haha
Saw the braille how to heel flip video; practiced for hours couldn't get the board to flip enough never landed a heelflip. Saw the ride channel how to video; practiced for hours couldn't get the board to land under me never landed a heelflip. Saw that foot movement at 5:29, stopped the video, practiced that same thing for 20 seconds, and landed 3 clean heelflips in a row. Thank you so much Jonny. Also I'm not saying the other videos aren't good I'm just saying that toe drag up the side and clipping the pocket with the heel was the piece I've been missing.
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These energy rich molecules are known as adenosine triphosphate, or ATP for short. ATP acts as the energy currency for cellular processes by maintaining a high energy, unstable bond between the second and third phosphate. When energy is needed, the third phosphate is cleaved off, producing ADP (adenosine diphosphate) and a lone inorganic phosphate, along with a burst of energy which can be harnessed by other proteins in order to drive their function.
i used to suck at kickflips but could land some dinky heelflips, then i learned how to do kickflips pretty good and couldn't do heelflips anymore. just tryng to learn them both the expert way now. the beginner/intermediate kickflip usually has a flick right after the pop there's no distinct ollie. but the proper advanced kicklfip works just like a heelfip, you ollie then flick like a one footed ollie
Focusing on my weight being centered on my board with regards to my shoulders and not leaning over my toes really helps with the board not landing behind me. Thanks!
i was always good at heel flips i never put my foot like half way off like some people do i always left my foot not quite like a kick flip but almost at the same spot i feel like you can get much higher that way when your foot hangs off board just flips real quick and that’s it i think it’s done with more style keeping whole foot on board
100%. dan corrigan has a real good heelflip video where he says the same thing, you can learn them with your foot hanging off but eventually you should do kickflips and heelflips basically with the same foot positioning of an ollie
I remember the times when I first started skating and the best and favorite trick was a boneless or boneless 180 now I'm doing kickflips and whole bunch of other stuff it's been a crazy good year in skating for me😌😁
Jonny I goin to be completely honest, I never even attemtep to do a heelfip. Today I decided to tried and thanks to your video and your advice to try to roll my ankle and flip it, I LANDED IT! ONLY TOOK ME ONE DAY! THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!
the rollling tip is verry good! what helps me is to focus on the fornt foot to like band the knee in the air... that helps a lot than keeping the foot strait... flick when banding ...
I learned heelflips and I’ve known them for 3 weeks, I was good at them 6 months ago but I forgot in a week. Now I’m going down tiny curbs and cracks. I love this video
The verb perfect has an emphasis on the last syllable.. perFECT. Say the first syllable quick and put emphasis on and lengthen the second. Thanks for the trick tips bro!
Worst injury I've ever had skateboarding came as a preteen kid learning heelflips. I kicked it vertical and landed directly on my balls. It required stitches...
I like to set up my heel flip with my heel hanging of the backside of my board like a kick flip position only a little further back, than I just snap the tail and let my foot cone all the way across the board so it pops a super high heelflip that comes up and catches my backfoot, not my backfoot catching the board.
Been skating for a week now after stopping 2 years ago. Had all the basic tricks except heel flips and kickflips but i was close on them. Yesterday i started landing them after a 10 minutes of trying😂 it really helps to lean a little back and jump a little back as well😂 hopefully ill get em on lock this month
I used to be better at heel flips than kick flips but I dont know what happened but I just cant land heel flips anymore... This video will propably help me. Thanks! :D
Thank you for this Johnny. I cannot kick flip because I never land on the board. But when I heelflip I do! But I never flip the board all the way. This was so helpful!!!
I like these a lot. I like your channel a lot. "All fours" and to "perfect trick tips" are by far the best. I also like the "trick controversy" clips. The classic was "This is an impossible this is a 3 shuv!" Such a gangster edit. I dare someone to say that out of all the revive/force wheels heads your content is the most legit to the core skater. (Jason Park is top dog in my eyes though but theres rarely something new to watch) Almost all others revive/force wheels vlogers are really hard for us older skaters to watch. things I would enjoy looking at if you have the time besides skating. Graffiti that's around your area. I seen a piece by a German writer in your home park who was famous at one time in your older edits Maybe if you know any decent skaters who are also writers you can film some time lapse clips of throw ups or maybe a burner. Aswell as your local graffiti scene I'm interested in looking at the local scenery. Montage shots of where your from can be good filler for content. Maybe some live music of a friend who skates as well. Obviously I don't know nothing about your non skate life or responsibilities at home. If you don't have many responsibilities hit the road for a bit.
I can heelflip 2/5 try's but I just want them on lock because I just learned half cab heelflips but I'm scared to do halfcab heelflip moving fast cuz I'm not consistent at heelflips
I skated goofy and was left footed so heelflips were incredibly easy for me. I was able to heelflip before i could kickflip which is the other way around for most people.
Heelflip was my first trick different than ollie and shovi it variations. As expected after training a lot the trick it became great, beuatiful and with control. After learning kickflip and variations of it my heelflip became ugly and I don't know why. Then i googled and found out that base with the back foot in the pocket and the front foot just a bit outside (toes) It worked better and it has pop, sometimes i do wrong but just concentrating a little i can do it. Right before that i was feeling my foot on the skateboard like it was talking to me where to put my foot on and i was listening, That helped me too. Why my heelflip became horrible even though i practice?
Whenever I try to heelflip o don't even come close to flipping the board, instead the board does a pop shove. After I practice doing the foot movement over and over for a bit and I think to myself "roll your ankle and so a judo kick off to the side a little bit" then it flips but I still rarely happens and the board shoots out forward. It's so much easier to kickflip and I'm not even close to landing kickflips
After 3 sets of shoes (size 14/15s) A set of wheels and 4 months of seating after almost a decade I'm this close to quitting because of this heel flip. I can rotate. I can land one leg front and back but not together.... For 3 months now straight atleast 2 to 4 hours a day while my 1 year old naps I grind this trick out over n over and cant break through the kick/heel flip threshold.
Update. I landed it. Ended up bleeding all over my tap doing it so much with my shoe hole lol. This video legit got me there. The heel hitting the concave pocket made it happen and slight lean back before you leap for your pop pieced it together for me. 3 and a half months in after a 9 year break! Thanks man!
Hey Jonny, I'd really like some tips on pop shuv-its. Been trying them on and off for a few months now and I can get the rotation, but I either can't get my back foot on the board, or the board ends up in front of me, with my back foot where I popped.
For some reason I pop my heelflips so nicely but i have bearly ever done them meanwhile always doing kickflip just now getting it to be close to a foot of pop but the heelflip almost at 2 feet effortlessly weird lol
IM SO CLOSE. Before I had the promblem of the board going in front of me and sticking it with my front foot. I fixed that now the board always lands under me! But when I land on it the board barely rotates I just spent a hour in my driveway I’m FURIOUS! Any tips? Please please!? Btw I did this rolling don’t do it standing still it helps so much!
My problem with getting heelflips behind me was that I didn't focus on popping my shoulders and arms backwards. Almost everyone who's got heelflips that you see will do this without thinking about it. Try it... It works.
Hey Jonny, I have a question. I just came back to skating, it's been like 8 years since I last popped a trick, and I'm having some trouble with landing even the basics like ollies and stuff. The major issue that I'm having is keeping my legs on the right position to land and the board is rarely under my feet, I always fall off the board or with my toes touching the ground, ruining the landing. I can't quite remember what I used to do to avoid it. I've been noticing that when I'm about to pop I twist my hip, making my shoulders do an angle with a line that passes perpendicular to the trucks (I don't know if it's very clear). Like for example: when I tried a 360 flip (I thought I still had it), I was looking at the board's nose, my body was that twisted. Well, the question would be the following: do you always keep your body (let's imagine it as a plan that cuts through your shoulders and knees) on the same line of the trucks or you twist it a little bit? I understand that it can vary from personal choices or some tricks may have it's particularities, but is there a common tip you could give me? Maybe I need to reeducate myself, I must've learned it wrong back in my "learning for the first time" days. Oh, that goes for you guys on the comments too, if anyone could help I would appreciate. Thank you for your time.
Hey, I have a trick surgestion for you I think it is possible and I would love to see it oneday. it"s a fakie crosedfood shuffid lateflip I don"t know how to do it but I think you can figer somting out.
I heelflip with the same part of my toe that I kickflip with, just kick off the other side of the board. I was never able to actually use my heel to flick
How should my weight be distributed when setting up? Currently I have the majority of my weight on the front foot until I pop, but maybe I would be more consistent if I divide the weight equally between both feet?
It takes common sense and logic. Like you push the board down but actually your foot goes up a bit and flicks out which because of the nose kick actually has the effect of pushing the board down.
I was practicing heelflips for a few hours the other day and I feel like this will help others trying to learn it:
Think of it like an ollie then kicking your foot straight off the side of the board straight afterwards. Thinking of it like an ollie will help keep the friction to the board and will allow a more effective flick. Thinking of it like an ollie will also help you keep your body over the board and not overthink which way you should be leaning. Hope this helps!
Bruhbbles wow this actually worked thanks
@@microfome7218 sick! no worries man
Bruhbbles yea like I kinda get close but whenever I think of it as an ollie I always stick it. Needa land one tmr!!
Yup i alaways thing this when i skate
Thanks man works
Landed my first heel today!! got it 3 times in a row!!! YAY, then i stopped in fear of messing up the perfect score
John Erwin I leaned it in 2 days only and yeah landed it 3 times but not in a row 😂😂
You guys ever credit card cause I almost did 😂
@@justinward253 haha yea my heels use to rocket all the time too 😂
skater boi I’ve had kickflips for 6 months but i just learned heelflips yesterday in 15 tries
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When I was a kid, I was the heel flipper and my brother was the kick flipper. Now, 22 years old and have not skated it over 6 years, everytime I heel flip I almost credit card myself 😂😂
I’m the kickfliper and my twin brother the heelfliper 😂 haha
I've been skating for 10 years and this spring when the snow melted I COULDN'T HEELFLIP ANYMORE!! I literally had no idea what was going wrong I've been skating long enough that I can usually self diagnose any issues, adjusting weight distribution, set-up, truck tightness, changing where/how I flick off and literally nothing made sense. Sometimes I could land them and other times I'd be totally hopeless. TODAY I FINALLY FIGURED IT OUT! WHEN LEANING BACK YOU MUST STICK YOUR REAR END OUT FURTHER TO GET MORE WEIGHT BEHIND THE BOARD! THIS ALSO HELPS YOU SEE THE BOARD ROTATE UNDER YOU! before I was literally bending straight down to pop and trying to lean my shoulders back which would put my head behind my knees so I could hardly see the board rotate as well and made you land with your weight way to far forward! Even if the board stayed under me and I jumped on it I'd fall forward when I landed.
Aaron Kyro, this one's for you
Nils Friess Beat me to it!
Hahahahahahaha yep you said it fam !!!
Gaming Skating laser flip instead of fakie heel
Haha facts
Yup
I've been trying kickflips for a year now and I never landed one yet, but it took me 3 days to get a heelflip
Similar to me, it’s much easier to commit bro, Idk why
@@DONOTWAKEMEUPPPPP exactlyyyy
same but i got the kickflip after a while and just learned heels
I love how he says how somethings are up to you, unlike other people saying that you have to do it a certain way, saying that you should figure out what works best is probably the best advice I have ever gotten. Love these tutorials
Do hardflip trick tip maybe
Dale Rowinoak key to hard flip is to flip like L
It's pretty crazy how in BATB almost everyone does rocket heelflips, but can do every other trick perfectly (including heelflip variations)
I knew how to heel flip before kickflip :D
bametje same but now i make perfect kickflips but barely any heelfips
It was 13 years ago for me :D Also for me the perfect Heel Flip back then was to do an Ollie first than flick in the air after the ollie never knew about late flips back then not sure if it counts as one today :D
looks damn good that way!
still counts for me haha actually a friend of mine does kickflips kind of like that too.
Lol I cant even do a kickflip but can double heelflip, inward heelflip and fakie, varial heelflip and fakie, fakie bs big heelflip. Almost the bs heelflip 180, landed a bs half cab heelflip 2 times. And now learning the inward double heelflip. But the funny thing is that i can't do regular heelflips properly. That's why im here haha
i learnt within 2 months of skating and now im at 6 months and still cant kickflip
Skater youtuber saying hi from Japan!
hi!
japan? nice , hii
nani?
From Thailand
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Saw the braille how to heel flip video; practiced for hours couldn't get the board to flip enough never landed a heelflip. Saw the ride channel how to video; practiced for hours couldn't get the board to land under me never landed a heelflip. Saw that foot movement at 5:29, stopped the video, practiced that same thing for 20 seconds, and landed 3 clean heelflips in a row. Thank you so much Jonny. Also I'm not saying the other videos aren't good I'm just saying that toe drag up the side and clipping the pocket with the heel was the piece I've been missing.
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@@anteloupes7710 No it doesn't. Really weird you would even say that shit. Just look it up. It is in fact spelled mitochondria
I'm crazy about mitochondria too, good on you bro. I wish everyone would biohack. Who doesn't want more energy?
I said that 3 years ago
I learned Heelflips first and got them quite consistent and high popped, but nowdays I lost it -.- that sucks
Yea same. I was like ninja heelflipping but after I got my kickflips I had to relearn em and it just annoying
Same ! Now Im afraid of getting carded 😬
*I feel your pain same shit here*
i lost it then i landed them again so dont get mad and keep practicing
i used to suck at kickflips but could land some dinky heelflips, then i learned how to do kickflips pretty good and couldn't do heelflips anymore. just tryng to learn them both the expert way now. the beginner/intermediate kickflip usually has a flick right after the pop there's no distinct ollie. but the proper advanced kicklfip works just like a heelfip, you ollie then flick like a one footed ollie
Focusing on my weight being centered on my board with regards to my shoulders and not leaning over my toes really helps with the board not landing behind me. Thanks!
i was always good at heel flips i never put my foot like half way off like some people do i always left my foot not quite like a kick flip but almost at the same spot i feel like you can get much higher that way when your foot hangs off board just flips real quick and that’s it i think it’s done with more style keeping whole foot on board
100%. dan corrigan has a real good heelflip video where he says the same thing, you can learn them with your foot hanging off but eventually you should do kickflips and heelflips basically with the same foot positioning of an ollie
Hey, what is up guys? This is Neen Williams and today I am gonna teach you how to perfect heelflip.
mushlove He has the most fucking beautiful heelflips ever known to mankind.
TechMechMen Neens got the heels and lizard kings got the kickflip
Im personally not a fan of his heelflips. It seems pretty unnecessary and played out
1:14 I dunno man, I learned like 25-30 tricks before I learned the heelflip.
I remember the times when I first started skating and the best and favorite trick was a boneless or boneless 180 now I'm doing kickflips and whole bunch of other stuff it's been a crazy good year in skating for me😌😁
Jonny I goin to be completely honest, I never even attemtep to do a heelfip. Today I decided to tried and thanks to your video and your advice to try to roll my ankle and flip it, I LANDED IT! ONLY TOOK ME ONE DAY! THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!
the rollling tip is verry good! what helps me is to focus on the fornt foot to like band the knee in the air... that helps a lot than keeping the foot strait... flick when banding ...
I learned heelflips and I’ve known them for 3 weeks, I was good at them 6 months ago but I forgot in a week. Now I’m going down tiny curbs and cracks. I love this video
Big up dude! Hang in there, the viewers will come back, because you make videos that are and stay relevant. Keep it up, you're a huge inspiration.
The verb perfect has an emphasis on the last syllable.. perFECT. Say the first syllable quick and put emphasis on and lengthen the second. Thanks for the trick tips bro!
Worst injury I've ever had skateboarding came as a preteen kid learning heelflips. I kicked it vertical and landed directly on my balls. It required stitches...
I like to set up my heel flip with my heel hanging of the backside of my board like a kick flip position only a little further back, than I just snap the tail and let my foot cone all the way across the board so it pops a super high heelflip that comes up and catches my backfoot, not my backfoot catching the board.
Personally i just had problem landing it, what helped me was focusing very hard at lifting my backfoot up and snapping the pop
Perfect, trying to learn backside heels
nice. Cool looking trick, good luck
Been skating for a week now after stopping 2 years ago. Had all the basic tricks except heel flips and kickflips but i was close on them. Yesterday i started landing them after a 10 minutes of trying😂 it really helps to lean a little back and jump a little back as well😂 hopefully ill get em on lock this month
You give really good advices, you make the best skate tutorial "to perfect a tricks" in my opinion, thanks
I used to be better at heel flips than kick flips but I dont know what happened but I just cant land heel flips anymore... This video will propably help me. Thanks! :D
i got Heelflips today, it was amazing
Love doin these way more than kickflips, feels a lot more natural
very good explanation, you have mentioned every type of error that could happen doing this trick, great! :)
Thank you for this Johnny. I cannot kick flip because I never land on the board. But when I heelflip I do! But I never flip the board all the way. This was so helpful!!!
It’s easyer to do heelflips then kickflips to me I can heelflip not kickflip
love this vid. always go back to this whenever i start losing my heelflips
It’s crazy because I use to have heel flips like butter. After my injury and 5 years out my body would rather do a kick flip
Really like your videos. Please do a varial heel tutorial!
I hope you're watching, Aaron Kyro
i've learned this trick twice and lost it both times, hopefully this time it sticks...
Best trick tip heel flip is Jeremy wray it's in TH-cam shows some crispy heel flips in the video too.
Super good trick tip. Gotta flick that heel. Do backside anything, down stairs though.
hey johny. i like how you brake down tricks, not to much not to little, just in the groove =)
Thanks, with your method I have finally -almoast- landed my first heelflip yesterday
Nice video as alway John! Actually is a really good trick tip.
Anyway much love from Italy
360 pop shuv or tre flip tutorial please 🙏🏻
when i was starting heelflips it often went to inward heel
I like these a lot. I like your channel a lot.
"All fours" and to "perfect trick tips" are by far the best.
I also like the "trick controversy" clips.
The classic was
"This is an impossible this is a 3 shuv!" Such a gangster edit.
I dare someone to say that out of all the revive/force wheels heads your content is the most legit to the core skater.
(Jason Park is top dog in my eyes though but theres rarely something new to watch)
Almost all others revive/force wheels vlogers are really hard for us older skaters to watch.
things I would enjoy looking at if you have the time besides skating.
Graffiti that's around your area. I seen a piece by a German writer in your home park who was famous at one time in your older edits
Maybe if you know any decent skaters who are also writers you can film some time lapse clips of throw ups or maybe a burner.
Aswell as your local graffiti scene I'm interested in looking at the local scenery.
Montage shots of where your from can be good filler for content.
Maybe some live music of a friend who skates as well.
Obviously I don't know nothing about your non skate life or responsibilities at home. If you don't have many responsibilities hit the road for a bit.
Yeah a graffiti montage would be awesome
after two years of trying to learn kickflips, i landed a heelflip after two days
Would you kick your front foot out the same way on an inward heel flip? Up towards the nose ?
I can heelflip 2/5 try's but I just want them on lock because I just learned half cab heelflips but I'm scared to do halfcab heelflip moving fast cuz I'm not consistent at heelflips
Thanks! This helped a lot :D keep it up
I landed heelflips and kickflip on the same day.
How?
I practiced them at the same time.
Bro exact same, I went to my flat ground spot to learn big spins, and I ended up landing a kickflip, then the next day heelflips came with ease
I skated goofy and was left footed so heelflips were incredibly easy for me. I was able to heelflip before i could kickflip which is the other way around for most people.
After 5 years of not skateboarding i saw this video . I still can do the heelflip
Thank u for this nice tutorial I was able to land the first Heelflip in 10 min, it helped me a lot
Damn bro thanks I landed my first (sketchy) heelfip in 1 day
Heelflip was my first trick different than ollie and shovi it variations. As expected after training a lot the trick it became great, beuatiful and with control. After learning kickflip and variations of it my heelflip became ugly and I don't know why. Then i googled and found out that base with the back foot in the pocket and the front foot just a bit outside (toes) It worked better and it has pop, sometimes i do wrong but just concentrating a little i can do it. Right before that i was feeling my foot on the skateboard like it was talking to me where to put my foot on and i was listening, That helped me too. Why my heelflip became horrible even though i practice?
I landed my first heelflip yesterday, it was my first flip trick!
I am loving that deck art
If you guys really focus on this trick tip, he also give some tips on double heel and inward heel. Awesome.
I have been working on my kickflips for a year and only landed 5
I tried learning heelflips instead, and i landed 11 in 3 days
Recently I was able to catch my heelflips super high!
2:30 lol I have a size 8 skateboard and I wear size 13 shoes so my feet hang wayyy over the edge if I do that
Whenever I try to heelflip o don't even come close to flipping the board, instead the board does a pop shove. After I practice doing the foot movement over and over for a bit and I think to myself "roll your ankle and so a judo kick off to the side a little bit" then it flips but I still rarely happens and the board shoots out forward. It's so much easier to kickflip and I'm not even close to landing kickflips
Your accent kinda makes you sound like gru from despicable me
i really didnt know this till i saw the comment and focused on his voice. lmao it kinda does tho
After 3 sets of shoes (size 14/15s)
A set of wheels and 4 months of seating after almost a decade I'm this close to quitting because of this heel flip.
I can rotate. I can land one leg front and back but not together....
For 3 months now straight atleast 2 to 4 hours a day while my 1 year old naps I grind this trick out over n over and cant break through the kick/heel flip threshold.
Update. I landed it. Ended up bleeding all over my tap doing it so much with my shoe hole lol. This video legit got me there. The heel hitting the concave pocket made it happen and slight lean back before you leap for your pop pieced it together for me. 3 and a half months in after a 9 year break! Thanks man!
@@brennennichols7573 I need another update. You a heelflip god now?
I can constantly flip it but even if i get my back foot on it I always miss the front because it goes behind me
It's been a year since I started skating. I was the first one to ride a heel flip, but the more I do, the more I can't do it perfectly.
Im just starting to get heelflips on lock and this is what i needed
Hey Jonny, I'd really like some tips on pop shuv-its. Been trying them on and off for a few months now and I can get the rotation, but I either can't get my back foot on the board, or the board ends up in front of me, with my back foot where I popped.
For some reason I pop my heelflips so nicely but i have bearly ever done them meanwhile always doing kickflip just now getting it to be close to a foot of pop but the heelflip almost at 2 feet effortlessly weird lol
IM SO CLOSE. Before I had the promblem of the board going in front of me and sticking it with my front foot. I fixed that now the board always lands under me! But when I land on it the board barely rotates I just spent a hour in my driveway I’m FURIOUS! Any tips? Please please!?
Btw I did this rolling don’t do it standing still it helps so much!
Sebi i have the same problem it’s so fucking annoying makes no damn sense someone hellpppppp
1:36 scared me, thought he was doing a fucking split! Lol
Bro johnny do you know what a space walk is( a manual when going left right continuously) do a video on that
Can you do 360 hospital flip tutorial? Ive been working on those but I can seem to get it around all the way.
My problem with getting heelflips behind me was that I didn't focus on popping my shoulders and arms backwards. Almost everyone who's got heelflips that you see will do this without thinking about it. Try it... It works.
Heel flips came so naturally to me I almost landed it before my Ollie bt the kick flip really stumped me
Idk if it's possible but any tips on landing tricks clean? I can do most tricks I just want them smooth as possible
It’s hella hard while moving for me. Starting to not land sketchy on my heels
Thacks men I was waiting for this!!
Thy i will try to use your video to improve.
Trick tip on nollie big heel please!
please do a video about high heel flips please there is nothing on youtube
Thank you jonny!
imo the easiest flip to learn
Hey Jonny, I have a question.
I just came back to skating, it's been like 8 years since I last popped a trick, and I'm having some trouble with landing even the basics like ollies and stuff. The major issue that I'm having is keeping my legs on the right position to land and the board is rarely under my feet, I always fall off the board or with my toes touching the ground, ruining the landing. I can't quite remember what I used to do to avoid it.
I've been noticing that when I'm about to pop I twist my hip, making my shoulders do an angle with a line that passes perpendicular to the trucks (I don't know if it's very clear). Like for example: when I tried a 360 flip (I thought I still had it), I was looking at the board's nose, my body was that twisted.
Well, the question would be the following: do you always keep your body (let's imagine it as a plan that cuts through your shoulders and knees) on the same line of the trucks or you twist it a little bit?
I understand that it can vary from personal choices or some tricks may have it's particularities, but is there a common tip you could give me? Maybe I need to reeducate myself, I must've learned it wrong back in my "learning for the first time" days.
Oh, that goes for you guys on the comments too, if anyone could help I would appreciate.
Thank you for your time.
I was at a skate session and my friends asked if I can heel so one just told me how and I landed first try l.the reaction was priceless
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The funny thing is that I learned Heelflips first! They were just easier for me. I never got Kickflips on lock, but I can Heelflip everything.
Thanks Jonny, today I'll be practicing my heelflips😁
Fait un trick tip sur le varial Heel s’il te plaît !
Can you do a trick tip on the varial heel please ! I try it for a while now ...
Can't wait to skate your promodel, Jonny 🔥
Hey, I have a trick surgestion for you I think it is possible and I would love to see it oneday.
it"s a fakie crosedfood shuffid lateflip I don"t know how to do it but I think you can figer somting out.
I heelflip with the same part of my toe that I kickflip with, just kick off the other side of the board. I was never able to actually use my heel to flick
How should my weight be distributed when setting up? Currently I have the majority of my weight on the front foot until I pop, but maybe I would be more consistent if I divide the weight equally between both feet?
kendo512 does it work out for you if you have the majority on your front foot? if that works for you keep doing it 👏🏻
I can land them but not consistently, but I'm wondering about your preference my dude
can you lazer flip? 360 (front) shuv heelflip
It takes common sense and logic. Like you push the board down but actually your foot goes up a bit and flicks out which because of the nose kick actually has the effect of pushing the board down.
Can you do a fakie 360 shuv or normal 360 shuv it
favorite trick to do atm😺