A to B might be good for beginners but eventually doing tre flips in straight line is the way to go. Nothing beats that feeling when you got the board to tre flip in a straight line directly under your feet. You just need to have a good scoop.
My tres are like from A to like D or E😂 working on that though you gotta somehow press (pop) and scoop down with a very slight angle but don’t just scoop the back foot back hard or it will fly forward
in order to keep a Tre flip on a straight line you have to turn heel side to counter the A to B movement. But yes beginners do more of an A to B jump. As you get better you learn to turn your board towards your heel side to keep them in a line. This is why Tre flip to front nose grind works well. With Tre flip to back nose grind you have to go at a big angle.
I wish someone told me about the A to B hack sooner but I had to figure it out on my own. Once I started doing that I started catching my Tre's and landing them consistently. Try it out! Also start doing body squats and calve raises, it will help you to pop your tricks higher. Wish I did them years sooner.
I’ve been doing tres for a while now it’s super important to have lots of weight and pressure on ur back right wheel so the board pressure scoops. Also try not to jump from A to B, try to keep it under you ( scoop inward more than back) so you prevent any bad scooping habits in the future.
the scooping inward is the LITERALLY BEST tip for treflips, just not a single mfer in these youtube vids ever tell it. So every beginner tre is either 2meters in front of u or behind ur back foot. Its crazy how i had to find that out by myself
I get your approach but 360 flips are very different person to person. While they usually end up looking fairly similar once you're comfortable the learning stance can be super different depending on the person. If you jump too far over put you scoop foot closer to the point of the tail. Same goes for the opposite. If the board flips but it can't keep up with you then lean a little bit further back and focus more on putting you front foot down first. If you're throwing them out in front of you put your shoulders over your knees. The most useful tip I've ever heard over the years is to spread your feet when you go to land, like spread them (nose to tail) much wider than you think you should and that will help you not only stick them but keep from landing with your feet hugging the bolts or right in the center. Don't get discouraged, it takes a ton of energy to do them the wrong way so it can be super tiring to learn.
Weird thing to mention, type of shoe youre skating affects where youll want to have foot placement. Flat topped like traditional low vans will want a diff front foot placement than say chunky topped shoes like DCs or Yeezys
How do you learn to keep them under you tho? I can land them just fine but I hate jumping 3 miles one way to land them cuz I feel like if I do it down a stair set imma just throw it away lol
Its possible to do tre-flips without jumping forward. Check out Dan Corrigans tre-flips. He jumps straight up. This tip is great for learning how to control the wild feeling that tre-flips have to beginners Great simple trick tip tho, keep it up, man
Tramline technique. 360 flipping from one track to another. That’s how I learned wayyy back. Hardest thing is going from that to 360 flipping on a single track again 😅
Hella yes brother omg I knew it totally been able to do it Can’t be scared to (myself) thank you be looking forward to seeing what next, How about olly is there any hack for doing it high as hell!!
I’m nowhere close to landing treflips (can barely do shuvs consistently) but I’ve noticed it’s easier for me to get more spin by putting my back foot in the middle of the tail
I guess it depends on the style.. i could stay A to A. I keep my back shoulder even more back then the rear bolts keeping my hips aligned with the bolts. Good explanation though ❤
Wow lean in the direction you flip the board? Never heard that one before 😂😂I’ve never once thought when I’m going to do a Tre flip to lean back away from the board!😂😂😂😂 thanks bubba
Flick and scoop is not a problem. It can be learned pretty fast. Staying above it to have a chance to land it is the real challenge. Especially back foot is the problem. And there is no tutorial addressing this problem either.
It’s not staying in place cause of your front foot placement ✅ also! I highly recommend using your hip to power through the scoop, don’t expect the power to come soley from yo leggies
Do you have any tips for how to flick on a tre flip? I know how to tre but it’s very inconsistent and I seem to barely miss the front foot flick on the tre a lot. I feel like my front foot does not connect well when I tre flip. I have friends who can flick perfectly on tres to get that kickflip rotation but I can barely flick on it.
I clicked the thumbnail because I thought it was Luan 💀. Also it's easy to keep tre flips under you, it's hard to do stank-leg ones if you're jumping from A to B.
I don't think learning the tre flip this way is ideal. Executing it from point A to point B often results in a lower-quality tre flip. Whenever someone asks me for advice on mastering the tre flip, I always encourage them not to rely on the A to B approach.
A to B might be good for beginners but eventually doing tre flips in straight line is the way to go. Nothing beats that feeling when you got the board to tre flip in a straight line directly under your feet. You just need to have a good scoop.
True but if you watch this video you're probably still learning the trick
My tres are like from A to like D or E😂 working on that though you gotta somehow press (pop) and scoop down with a very slight angle but don’t just scoop the back foot back hard or it will fly forward
in order to keep a Tre flip on a straight line you have to turn heel side to counter the A to B movement. But yes beginners do more of an A to B jump. As you get better you learn to turn your board towards your heel side to keep them in a line. This is why Tre flip to front nose grind works well. With Tre flip to back nose grind you have to go at a big angle.
@@theskateboardfan I prefer tre double flips to back tail but you know all good
@@Paul-fw9kr or you're wondering how to make yours better with micro improvements haha. i'd say mine is more A to A.5 😂
I wish someone told me about the A to B hack sooner but I had to figure it out on my own. Once I started doing that I started catching my Tre's and landing them consistently.
Try it out! Also start doing body squats and calve raises, it will help you to pop your tricks higher. Wish I did them years sooner.
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That bs powerslide tho 🔥🔥🔥
I’ve been doing tres for a while now it’s super important to have lots of weight and pressure on ur back right wheel so the board pressure scoops. Also try not to jump from A to B, try to keep it under you ( scoop inward more than back) so you prevent any bad scooping habits in the future.
( Back left wheel if goofy )
That's assuming that your regular right?
what do you mean scoop inward ? thanks in advance!
@@MaNuLaToROfficialpush your ankle forward
the scooping inward is the LITERALLY BEST tip for treflips, just not a single mfer in these youtube vids ever tell it. So every beginner tre is either 2meters in front of u or behind ur back foot. Its crazy how i had to find that out by myself
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I get your approach but 360 flips are very different person to person. While they usually end up looking fairly similar once you're comfortable the learning stance can be super different depending on the person. If you jump too far over put you scoop foot closer to the point of the tail. Same goes for the opposite. If the board flips but it can't keep up with you then lean a little bit further back and focus more on putting you front foot down first. If you're throwing them out in front of you put your shoulders over your knees. The most useful tip I've ever heard over the years is to spread your feet when you go to land, like spread them (nose to tail) much wider than you think you should and that will help you not only stick them but keep from landing with your feet hugging the bolts or right in the center. Don't get discouraged, it takes a ton of energy to do them the wrong way so it can be super tiring to learn.
You are the fu*king man dude!! I’m so happy to have tutorials like this available. Keep up the great work Big Dawg 👏🏼
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Rip rip
Been waiting for these to pop up again bro
Also it’s not very comfortable but if you make your front foot more horizontal on the board that thing will for sure flip under your feet
this actually makes sense. gonna keep it in mind next time i try.
to get them in a straight line instead of A to B, pop straight down instead of focusing on scooping
Weird thing to mention, type of shoe youre skating affects where youll want to have foot placement. Flat topped like traditional low vans will want a diff front foot placement than say chunky topped shoes like DCs or Yeezys
How do you learn to keep them under you tho? I can land them just fine but I hate jumping 3 miles one way to land them cuz I feel like if I do it down a stair set imma just throw it away lol
Awesome video, thanks! That looks like such a dope little skate area
That songg Mass Appeal was in THPS4. Straight fyree 🔥🔥
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Its possible to do tre-flips without jumping forward. Check out Dan Corrigans tre-flips. He jumps straight up. This tip is great for learning how to control the wild feeling that tre-flips have to beginners
Great simple trick tip tho, keep it up, man
Yeah idk why this guys says jump forward, it’s better to jump straight up and let the board rotate under your feet
P.S. The a to b thing works so well for hardflips too if you jump the other way and back
Tramline technique. 360 flipping from one track to another. That’s how I learned wayyy back. Hardest thing is going from that to 360 flipping on a single track again 😅
A lot of people dont explain the pressure you put on the board which is very important and hard to tell just by watching👍🏻
That pressure on the back foot toes is KEY. Landed one for the first time in years cause of this
Any advise I can do them fakie but regular im always ahead of the board.
Dude....... thanx ! .. my old ass needs all the help i cN get
Hella yes brother omg I knew it totally been able to do it Can’t be scared to (myself) thank you be looking forward to seeing what next, How about olly is there any hack for doing it high as hell!!
I’m nowhere close to landing treflips (can barely do shuvs consistently) but I’ve noticed it’s easier for me to get more spin by putting my back foot in the middle of the tail
The way you powerslid into the shot, i thought it was editing magic😂
That power slide was enough bro!
Thx bro, your treflip looks butter..
Bolts. Nice tutorial 👍
I guess it depends on the style.. i could stay A to A. I keep my back shoulder even more back then the rear bolts keeping my hips aligned with the bolts. Good explanation though ❤
this is actually so helpful
I RLY NEEDED THIS tomorrow as soon i can ill go skate
Dude I need you to do a full break down video 😂
i know a guy who tre flips in place like he doesn't move from a to b he stays in the same spot idk how
It's all with the flick with the back foot like a Karate kick!!!
When I trade flip I go in a straight line I don't have to jump forward it stays right underneath me 🤷
Dude I can land some tech and tough tricks but that one in specific I cannot understand why I struggle so much despite all tutorials and pratices
Wow lean in the direction you flip the board? Never heard that one before 😂😂I’ve never once thought when I’m going to do a Tre flip to lean back away from the board!😂😂😂😂 thanks bubba
Very good tips mate thank you
Nobody mentions this, I'm bookmarking this shit thank you
Intro was 🔥
Thanks for the inspiration man!
yo whats the song?? I forgot the name, isnt in one of the old thps?
"Big scoop and a little tappy" - Prod
Awesome tutorial couldn’t explain it better
Do you guys recommend any specific tricks to learn before this for example you probably need to know how to pop shove for this trick
What does the front foot need to do?
Excelente explicación. 🙌
Keep the front foot level pressure wise, and do the backfoot as you say. This makes tention and keeps the board under you.
Flick and scoop is not a problem. It can be learned pretty fast. Staying above it to have a chance to land it is the real challenge. Especially back foot is the problem. And there is no tutorial addressing this problem either.
It’s not staying in place cause of your front foot placement ✅ also! I highly recommend using your hip to power through the scoop, don’t expect the power to come soley from yo leggies
Why is his front foot making it going in front of him?
@@sungameloc if the front foot is further up, you have more control
Do you have any tips for how to flick on a tre flip? I know how to tre but it’s very inconsistent and I seem to barely miss the front foot flick on the tre a lot. I feel like my front foot does not connect well when I tre flip. I have friends who can flick perfectly on tres to get that kickflip rotation but I can barely flick on it.
@@BackwardzCap front foot close to the lower nose bolts, act your doing a kickflip
@@TrevFlips Thank you hopefully that helps
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Jump forward good tip for me 🙏
no you jump up and to the side. thats why people always land with their front foot on the nose and back foot in the middle of the board.
Some people do find it easier to treflip completely backfoot flat, some of the best people who do the trick do it that way like prod.
Firee with the buttery Tre🧈
Do you coach on the side?
Thanks bro. Fr fr
I quit and started again after 25 years. I think my trucks are too tight because nothing feels right like I'm relearning everything
You are an angel sent from heaven
That’s my talented nephew
Freddie Mercury teaching me
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The a to b is gonna help me land em cuz I'm flipping them perfect
i love substance skatepark
What's the difference between pop shuv's scoop and tre's scoop?
I don't get it, how to tre?
I just got the Tre scoop today several times (I can't pop shuv lol)....
I didn't even know what I did🗿
what tricks should you have before trying this
That mustache definitely wants to take over a small country or two.
I landed my first tre flip today ❤🎉
What that's crazy. I just did the tre flip. I didn't land on it but the tip sure did help
What abt the flicking part?
its really all back foot. practice just the scoop and you can literally flip full rotation with no flick.
Super Mario has a nice 3-fiddy flip.
What shoes you use ?
perfect intro doesn't exist
Can I treflip before kick flip because I cannot kickflip for the life of me, I can spin the board tho
Sounds like good wells here whats the setup broo
I clicked the thumbnail because I thought it was Luan 💀. Also it's easy to keep tre flips under you, it's hard to do stank-leg ones if you're jumping from A to B.
The toe side tip is really helpful I never heard anyone break it down like that 🔥🥹
Ima try this out
BBNG mentioned‼️
He be getting sensual with it
Wow, Borat really knows how to skate.
Does it not stay in place when you’re doing a Treflip crook or some thing 🎉
You CAN make it stay in place by not leaning toe side and scooping a lot harder but this is the way to go if you’re just learning them.
Damn, I miss the substance street side!
Gang Starr - Mass Appeal!!
I have been to that park or one exactly like it in nyc
Best tutorial
🎻 Fidel. Get it...
Great success
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Yeah that’s good 🔥
Your trucks look pretty loose. Is that a success factor for this trick?
If you scoop right it don't go to B
Bro someone was straight hating on me for jumping from a to b doing a tre flip and your telling me it's normal
I don't think learning the tre flip this way is ideal. Executing it from point A to point B often results in a lower-quality tre flip. Whenever someone asks me for advice on mastering the tre flip, I always encourage them not to rely on the A to B approach.
First thing firsr get super small feet
That is a beautiful mustache bro
Substance 💯
The skateboard CAN stay in place its just harded and the more you jump forward the worse it looks imo
All you need to know is what Janoski taught us. Scoop, land.
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The phat mustache threw off your balance