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- I've struggled to learn tre flip for years. It seems like everyone learns tre flip pretty early one but tre flip has been my curse for a long time. Today I enlisted Nyjah Huston to help me learn tre flip. Nyjah Huston has one of the most effortless tre flip ever. By watching Nyjah Huston tre flip i was able to discover how Nyjah Huston does tre flip so easily. So big shout out to Nyjah Huston for helping me fix my tre flip and hopefully I can start getting them clean!
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The key to a solid tre flip is scoop the second the tail hits the ground, no sooner or later. Scoop too soon and the board wants to over rotate. Scoop too late and it will under rotate or flip too much.
Facts I just started landing these and when I think about popping first then scooping immediately after I get a nice roll away without having to tick tack or stop dead in my tracks
This is actually the most perfect tre flip advice for us older gentlemen.
I hope it works for you!
Yr breakdown of these tricktips really helps out, crooked one was so good
I’m glad! helps me as well
You are leaning too far forward. And trying to jump forward. Just pop straight and get perfect scoop and you got it
I am injured right now from a car accident, but this makes me feel like I can finally get these.
Sorry about the accident I hope you get them when youre back on the board!
When I do my treflips, I try to keep the board going straight by balancing the weight between my feet and controlling with the back foot. If you take a closer look at the pro’s treflips, in general they don’t turn before the scoop. The upper body being squared to the board helps to keep the board riding straight. By doing this, your front foot will be waiting for the board to rotate to stop the movement. If you read my comment, I suggest you to try these tips… good luck!
I love this series
I'm glad it's favorite to make!
Same could u do one for backside flips or do you already know those?
@@andrewvogel5472 I can do them but not well I could maybe still do it but try and get them down a two stair or something at the end
Randomly found this in my recommended. I've been struggling with this trick for a while, only landed one in a game of skate but never again since then. This gave me some motivation to try it tomorrow and think about that front foot. Thanks!
This might have been your most comprehensive video yet. I’ve been following your series and I respect it my g. Happy Friday
I appreciate that i really enjoy making them
damn duder, your breakdowns are game changing. thanks!
hell yeah hope it helps!
The "lift the front leg first otherwise the balance goes nowhere" is pretty obvious when you know it. It's true that I try to lift both feet at the same time whatever the trick I try to do. It's going to help me a lot ! (Sorry for my bad English I'm french)
Siiiiick! 🙌🏽 That back foot placement also helps tremendously with higher pop on the tre flip.
thanks man! Just checked your channel that mini is sick! My son is only a month old you and your son skating that ramp is the actual dream.
I work ten hr over nights I watch these videos mad informative stuff definitely changes the way I approach certain tricks the way you break them down
Hope they make your shift feel a bit shorter!
This is a great video. As I watched your attempts, I realized that I have the same problem with my switch tre's. It's the tendency to jump forward or turn my shoulders on the scoop. It makes it difficult to roll away clean because there's lateral movement in addition to the forward momentum. Sorry for getting all technical, but watching this video made me realize this.
Yeah I gotta keep my right shoulder over the board instead of opening up.
Great vid man! awesome breakdown
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Man, this is it. I Believe I have finally found my TH-cam channel, the semantics unfolded when breaking down the tricks, the filming, the awareness of learning step by step when building up to the trick, I definitely dig this! Dare I say it’s Wednesday but it does feel like Friday 😂🙏🏼💯 leggooo
Haha let’s be honest tho every day is Friday! Lessgooooo
Yes u I found ur channel again!!! :)) just TH-camd “pro skater taught me how to tre flip” and u were first recommended!😊
Welcome back!
That's how kickflips were for me would have them, then would lose them now so on.. recently I had a problem with over spinning but getting that better always the Littles things we missing to get our tricks.
yeah sometimes tricks will come and go and you might be able to do them still but they don't feel crispy and controlled... worst feeling haha
Bro it’s raining outside but the way you just explained it, makes total sense, can’t wait to try
Part 2 coming soon!
They aren't hard I used to think all this myself. Now they're a warm up for me. Keep skating everyone!
Hanging the weight to the toe side is perfect advice... it's the critical bit of info missing from most tre flip tutorial vids.
You did well landing it on that rough ground to, its 100x easier to get the clean scoop on a smooth skatepark 👌
Bro 15+ skater here. Left came back etc etc. I'm back now. Those tre flips are cake. Now they're so hard to grasp on what was so easy to catch on too. My bad habit is putting too much pressure on the front foot and landing in front of the board. I managed to get a good one last week and my front foot stopped it.. so that makes alot of sense. Pressure to the back foot, the front foot is too catch the flip and land
many thanks!! and congratulations on your progress!! 👊🙌 thats a nice tre flip, i find the smoother the ground the easier it is to get that sweep and full rotation but this trick drives me nutts my son does them but i cant anymore haha!
haha yeah hopefully i can get over the hump with this trick where it becomes easier than kcikflips
It’s all in the scoop, fr was trying it for 2 years and focusing on the scoop is what helped me get them down
Bro I love the way you explain board energy it makes so much sense
Tre Flips is one of them come and go tricks. Some days I have them every time, other days not so much. You’ll get the rotation next time you do them. I couldn’t get the full rotation when I first tried them. Keep skating 🙏🏾
Awesome video mate.
Appreciate it! Glad you liked it and thanks for watching 🙏🏼
I got a good trick tip on 360 flips check it out your front foot is not flicking up enough your flicking it like a kickflip flick it more up ya dig your scoop is to scoopy pop more down !
I like this i'll try it out!
inspiring me to grab my camera and just enjoy vlogging and enjoy the sesh
Thanks so much bro finally getting close to tres
Align your shoulders with the board. Your shoulder are perpendicular with the board, and at the moment you pop, your legs are gonna follow your shoulders. That's why your first attemps you're only catching with one foot facing forward.
yeah I need to fix my shoulder position.
Imagine a straight line keeping you left shoulder over your left knee, which is keeping over your left ankle…straight line up and down
That makes total sense, now that I think about it every time I have landed a dope Tre flip I was doing that technique without thinking 🙌🏾🙃
A good tip if you understand and have landed the tres before is to just do some pop shove it before, the motion should be the same.
I’m gonna try super hard!! Thanx
you got it!
Thank you so so much for the video I was try to find how nyjah tre flips and then I saw you and I just want to tell that I’m thankful for this video. And I’m subscribed
nice video! ty 4 upload! greetings from southern Germany
Just noticed what your problem might be. When you bend down your trucks are leaning toward your right foot. Gotta balance the board so that it’s straight then do the scoop. The rotation is hindered by the weight of your right foot leaning the board the opposite way. 🤙🏼
good job, what i like to think of when i tre is to pop it like a normal trick instead of scooping, it helps me a lot
Yeah the scoop is overemphasized in my opinion. Not that it isn't crucial but people just say scoop all the time like theres not pop or anything else to it.
I haven't tried any tricks since watching this but i think you're breakdown just opened my eyes a lot to like 3 tricks I've done but extremely inconsistently. Thank you!
Glad you liked it! hope it helps you!
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Haha
Yoo newer sub here to your awesome channel, been watching all ur content recently. So as someone who A- just got back into skating recently and B - also gained some unwanted weight i gotta say uve been some inspiration lately. I've been extra working out my knees as per your tip and i landed my first super clean trey bomb yesterday for the first time in 4 years. Was so hyped on it. keep up the great work man.
Hell yeah man so sick! Glad the knees are doing better!
I think you nailed it on the breakdown.. I think of skateboard like a spring. Load up that pocket with your toe and you will barely have to scoop. Get the jump timed and a little scoop of the toe, the thing will just pop up like a spring
Cool! Nice hypothesis haha, I'm going to try it! you are killing it!
Thanks! I hope it works for you!
Dude if the release front foot mechanism is true, i guess its the only key that any pro never told in every treflip trick tips. Haha thanks man!
They say things like lift the front foot out of the way but I don't think they know how crucial it is and how the timing effects the scoop. It's just natural to some people i think
I've been doing 360 flips since 2001 but I've always flicked the hell out of them and its worked for me, I've been able to do them into grinds and off stairs but it takes so much energy to do them that way and as the 2000's rolled on I noticed people starting do them more effortlessly and I always wanted to do them like that and I never could! I think this video might just change that. I had a friend in the 90s that always told me, "it's all in the back foot, don't flick, don't flick!" Turns out he was right the whole time! Lol
Keep your shoulders in line with your board and you will have a super clean tre in no time. You are flipping it perfect almost every try but you are turning your right shoulder to the right so you do like a 270 flip and have to tic tac the board back. If you keep the shoulders square you'll land square and roll away.
Thanks for the tip I'll need to practice these a lot more.
When i finally learned about "the scoop", my tricks started exploding. I all of a sudden was able to control the board with ease. I knew it was a game changer when I all of a sudden had inward heels locked.
You're back leg is sending it. Try to scoop with the ankle rather than the whole leg/knee. If you notice in Nyjah's clips, his back leg knee stays pretty straight.
When I do tres, I try to focus on:
- Keeping shoulders square/lined up with board
- Popping *down* with back foot (for height and staying in a straight line, rather than jumping way to the side)
- Scooping with ankle just after pop
Idk if this helps.
EDIT: Watched Nyjah clips again, clips of Kelly Hart, and myself and there is some knee involvement with the back leg. Eh, I think my advice still stands. Good luck with tre's, and look forward to the time period where tre's become locked-in but you can't kickflip anymore!
It happened to me twice. That's why I prefer v-flips. I kinda give up on tres, they were fun for me while they lasted.
i have a skate school.
1.sit with shoulder paralel, dont turn for the board(it.s all scoop) / 2, your weight must be on the front foot 3. scoop it the way explained it.
and the froont knee a little flexed
and remember, your your right shoulder must be parallel with the nose of the skateboard, dont turn your hip to right before pop or after( offen happens )
tell me if this helps u, after u try it, this method made my people do the 3flips. this type of doing the 3flip unlocked my skills on all stances
. gives u the catch with front foot.
I,ve seen other ways to do it, but this is the simplest i guess
15 yr skating Marius Diatcu
That was a good tutorial thank you
not so much a tutorial as I try to figure out wtf i'm doing haha. Regardless hope it helped you!
Best trick tip ever! Bless bro
Gonna try this today. Started skating at 33.. can still heelflip tho
Dude you're a freaken genius...
Board size and weight matter as well. I skate an 8'6 sometimes bigger and it's hard to get that thing to rotate. But I can fake laser it easier.
weird... I love heavy boards for kickflips and heelflips but scooping it 360 seems like a lot of work
@@localjoe doesn't help that I'm riding a pair of old Indies and 56mm wheels.
One other tip is to try and keep your weight more over the back truck. This will help spring load that scoop.
There’s type of vids inspire me 😭 I can’t even kickflip yet I’m 6 almost 7 months in
Watch Jake Hayes kickflip trick tip or my Jake Hayes taught me how to kickflip higher video! They might help! Stay with it!
Local Joe For sure thanks for the suggestions man.
@@mxrder8 anytime!
It's so cool to see you learn tricks I would love to see you do a tre flip into a crooked grind
not a chance
the nac
Maybe one day! haha
haha was thinking the same thing lol
I'd tag PRod so fast if I ever did one haha
Secret - tight ass back trucks to get the spring/recoil on the 360
I love how he explains skating cuz this is how I break it down in my head too😂
Yo I loved this video thank you 😊
Made me smile... way to go.
mission accomplished. Thanks for watching
bro this makes so much sense. thank you for this in-depth tutorial 🙏. def gonna try tres with this in mind tomorrow.
Big congratulations to you buddy for becoming a dad
haha thanks! Hopefully this channel can give him a good life one day!
@@localjoe hope the best for you on this channel just happened to roll up on your channel one day a few weeks ago been watching ever since. I’m 28 and I’m a tech I’ve worked 6 to 7 days a week for over 5 years told my wife I haven’t skated in over 10 years think I need to get myself active again besides working like I do. I think now being older and the way my mind works because of the technical field I’m in I can really understand what I’m doing now and what needs to be tweaked to make things work so I should progress quicker now being older and understanding with how my thinking process is now.
@@justingriffin2288 yeah I think the perspective will help you relearn everything. It’s just getting the rust off! Thanks again for watching man
@@localjoe yeah man keep making the content enjoy watching it watching people skate especially those who have quit then started back years later really motivates me to get out there
really liking your channel so far :) thanks for the inspiration
hell yeah glad you like it!
Crazy, your learning so many tricks! Good for you, dude
Thanks man! Appreciate you watching!
left and right foot definitely operate independently.. I would argue that's the case in every single trick including the ollie.
Great job my man
Right now I have them down but not consistently. I haven't thought about this concept with it so I'm gonna test this out today and see how it goes
Hope it works!
@@localjoe oh yeah it totally did 👍 with the diagonal scoop I got way more control and lifting my right foot gave it way more height too! Thanks and subscribed
@@TheOriginalJAH. sick dude I’m still playing with it trying to get them consistent but sick to hear it works for someone that already can do them
@@localjoe it's still not consistent for me yet either like half the time I got it, but keep practicing with these techniques and we'll have them solid and clean soon
@@TheOriginalJAH. hopefully I’ve got a part two coming soon that I think will focus on another aspect of nyjahs tre that I’m missing hopefully I can keep finding the missing pieces till they are 10 for 10
This was a great observation on Jah’s technique and implementation to your part. Good breakdown. Subbed.
Progressing fast, all around🤘💯
Thanks man I’m out here trying!
Popped tre’s are all about the flick. Not the scoop like everyone says. Slight scoop with back foot in the pocket. And a good toe flick. That’s it
Yooo! try to cheat the rotation a bit, by turning and leaning in the direction of the tre flip before unleashing your backfoot... Seems like you are tuning the opposite way just before the pop, there for adding an even bigger flick of your back foot! maybe thats why your are landing not quite the full rotation
I’m making a part two about this exact thing hopefully it works
What you could also focus on is keep your shoulders aligned with your board and don't turn before the flick, that's my added tip
key seems to be to catch it with the front foot and not trying to catch with both feet at the same time
Great Video, I am re-learning myself. Taught is misspelled in the title, we all make mistakes and keep rolling bro!
oh my hell... damn...gotta change that
Great video and congrats on the treyflip!
thanks! Glad you liked the video!
love your vids bro this vid helped a lot
hell yes! Love to hear it!
I actually loved this explanation. It makes alot of sense I do what you used to do, I still have the trick but it looks weird
I came back after i done this
you got a tre?
I landed my first tre bc of this
Hell yeah dude that’s amazing
I feel you man, I used to have tre's down so well. after rolling my ankle I just completely lost them
Good tip! Been trying to learn these
Haha we'll see if it's good if it helps you! Hope you get it!
i always had trouble with tre flips, after applying the front foot lifting i literally can do them now wtf it was that simple all along
YOOOO So good to hear! I haven't tried them again since this video but hopefully this keeps working!
@@localjoe underrated channel! keep up the good work joe! love from singapore
love the detail of the break down we need local joe boards
Can you make a video on back 3's or fs tailslides?those videos are great!
Back 3 is in the works and tailslide is one I've been thinking about for a while. It's a weird technique but maybe if I dedicate a video to it i'll be able to understand them.
@@localjoe sick!
My problem is I just can't keep it under me :( I can make them go behind and infront of me smh. But I haven't heard any other tutorial say what u said. New subscriber
Aye this is a blessing for real, keep going bro🖤
Hope it helps you!!
Well done man! I love tres keep learning 👏
yo bro nice vid had to sub, i recently got tres pretty good and what helped me was figuring out that by time the tail hits the ground the board should be at 90 degrees already, and to think about popping the board vertical simultaneously. basically the same thing you said that idea helped my front foot do its job and not kill the momentum of the board. and i always had a problem under rotating like i seen you did a good few time so thinking about the scoop like that really helps.
Thats a good point! Thanks for the sub I’ll have to try this out!
@@localjoe no problem bro and sounds good!
Before I broke my foot, I learned how to pop them from watching Giraud do his. He puts his front foot right in the middle of the board and he doesn't scoop, he pops but towards the direction that you would scoop in and you can blast them.
Interesting I’ll have to watch his treflips
@@localjoe I originally learned mine from an old Stefan Janoski trick tip haha so these new slow mo HD videos are way better to learn from
@@marconopolo5723 haha same watched that trick tip a million times but all he says is “scoop…land…” haha
@@localjoe lol pros are so bad at teaching 😂 best they just slow mo their tricks from every angle and let us break it down
Yooo the thing u said about this released mechanism is actually a thing, thats how impossibles work for me, I saw how Sean Pablo did his impossibles and thats the same thing u said in the video!
Honestly i’ve already been able to tre for a long time but you explained the secret pretty well, I subbed gonna check out the crooked video cause someone said it was very good 👍🏽 never been able to do that properly on boxes
Love It
It seemed to help a lot when I realized the last part of the scoop is the ankle moving forward as well as back. Of course by then you are popping and your weight is mostly already off of the board from the jump.
If you wanna perfect front foot catcch try n jump a lil higher n let ur front foot rest for leik the tiniest milisecond then try and direct your bkacc foot to the bolts
N try n eagle dat sheit
Yeah I need to get consistent with the flip first then I'll try front foot catching
Dope Bro
thanks my g!
Today I did a backside flip on flat and on hip!
Hell yeah nice work
Seems like Nyjah is able to keep the board right underneath him, where you and I share the same side jump method that I would imagine hurts consistancy. Good video man, keep it up.
Yeah I think I need to point my back toe more and jump straight up. Hopefully we get it straitened out!
Kicking to hard - basically throwing the board
@@inspirationx1 That makes sense, thanks. Over thinking about it as well.
yessir finna try tomorrow❤️🔥
Good shit
thanks G