You may or may not have done this already but I would love to see simulations like this with rkp trucks (longboard style trucks). With lots of variables, like off set, wheel base, height, angle etc. Especially displaying forces needed to turn in the different cases. That would be awesome ❤

This is the most annoying part of skateboarding to me.

You should 1. License that app 2. Include the skateboard in the model, respectfully

Awesome video bro! Thanks for the precission of all the description. Thanks a lot

Awesome video bro! Thanks for the precission of all the description. Thanks a lot

Wow 🤩 Awesome!

I am in love with this channel. Thank you ❤😭

Jump before you pop is the revolutionary advice here. Can't believe no one else said it before!!

When i do ollie is to: Squat Pop Slide

Love you, you really are putting to work the best ideas since the beginning

can you make a tutorial on how to kickflip or doing trick in general higher?

A slappy it is not And you just mentioned it! Nice to find your channel

ive been srtrugeling with 360 flips for a long time thaks a lot

Jump like a frog , pop like a horsekick, fly like a bird Be a man and do an ollie 😂

This is the exact problem with my kickflips and heelflips, I’m trying to lean heel side, jump backwards, and lift my heels but it took me all day to land a clean kick flip, how do I jump back further and more? It feels like I’m jumping backwards but I’m not that much

This is the exact problem with my kickflips and heelflips, I’m trying to lean heel side, jump backwards, and lift my heels but it took me all day to land a clean kick flip, how do I jump back further and more? It feels like I’m jumping backwards but I’m not that much

This is the exact problem with my kickflips and heelflips, I’m trying to lean heel side, jump backwards, and lift my heels but it took me all day to land a clean kick flip, how do I jump back further and more? It feels like I’m jumping backwards but I’m not that much

That 50-50 was smooth AF dawg. Definitely was high and stylish on that one.

This might be the best skateboard tutorial I’ve ever watched

thanks

Thank you so much for this video!! I have never seen such an in-depth analysis of an ollie. I have seen sooo many tutorials on how to ollie but nothing comes close to this! The instructions are so clear and direct. I can’t wait to try what I’ve learnt here and hopefully learn how to REALLY, properly ollie! 🥹 🙏🏼

This is gonna definitely help me. I always tried learning kickflips head on without much practice because I thought I had a decent understanding of the flick and could consistently land them standing still. But moving made it really scary trying to get my front foot back on the board, back foot always made it though. So the back foot step off should give me a feel for keeping my front foot closer to the board for landing.

I love that you included 3d models. As a 3d modeler and skater, I appreciate the work put into this video. Also good tips 🤘

It's truly amazing ! May I ask what kind of motion recognition framework you are using underneath ? I'm into software development and I would be happy to play with it too.

Dolphin flip, board flips fine, but the board always lands too forward

This is awesome! Really appreciate the work you put in to improving the tool! Looking forward to using it!

Pretty amazing

I guess this would work better with tight clothing

Hoping you'll make some heelflip analyses/tutorials sometime 😁

When trying this it converts my mp4 and shows a frame of the video however I can not get the animation model to playback. it is really cool though. I tried the old version of this also. :)

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If you want to make your Tre Flips look good, with high pop and technical, you're going to be using a lot of your front foot for the flick.

Nice video dude i cant help but notice alot of videos cover shuv its, kickflip and treflips any chance we could get why the trick heelflip!???

My problem is that I drag my front foot up the board and flick too soon. Before the tail has a chance to make contact with the ground to initiate the pop. I can still land them but I have trouble with the timing. The board spins fast and barely clears the ground. Do you have any advice for improving my timing?

I think I'm going to give up on skateboarding... I'm trying to do a straight kickflip, but it always turns into a kind of backside flip (Angled). I've watched all your videos about the kickflip, but I can't understand why my kickflips are turning into backside flips. When I try, it doesn't seem like before when I used to land them; sometimes it does a Hospital Flip but it's probably because of my tired foot. I don't know what else to do.

I knew that my pop was why my kick flips were mid thanks for explaining

holy shit this is the perfect video for my logical little brain thank you so much

Hello, I'm having trouble landing my heelflips, and I don't really know why. My back foot always stays lower than the catch area, like below the wheels line. I can't really explain it, but there was a time when I landed a couple of heelflips and they felt perfect. Anyways, I'm here to ask if you can make a video explaining how to do heelflips, like you did with the kickflip and 360 flip. It would be really helpful 😭

You got a sub man, this is the most detailed trick tip I’ve ever seen. You go above and beyond. This is the type of content I need in my life. Keep shredding man

Your channel got me back into skating after over 2 decades

love this vid, even though there are established names for tricks, these names sometimes don't follow a consistent logic that other tricks do

Nice video. It would be nice to build a reference for trick names on obstacles. They also seem to follow a pattern like the naming of frontside and backside tricks except there is also a dependency on where the nose/tail are in relation to the obstacle.

i did my first kickflip after watching this video :)

I disagree on your fakie rotations labels. When I checked the voting polls, it seems like there is some disagreement in the community here too. When checking other sources however... it seems I am just wrong?! In my mind, the point of reference is not the direction of rotation, but rather an invisible obstacle in front of you. Imagine you are doing flat ground tricks over an invisible obstacle (like an invisible manhole cover, pebble, or crack in the pavement) and the naming conventions can be the same as they are for anything else. The naming conventions come from surfing, so frontside/backside are not referencing a direction of body rotation (clockwise/anticlockwise) they are referencing the obstacle (wave). In flat ground skating the obstacle is the ground in front of you. So I always thought a frontside half cab would be a clockwise rotation for a regular footed skater. The callallerial on vert vs on flat ground now makes no sense to me. A caballerial on vert is actually called a BACKSIDE rotation?! What is happening?! lol

Dude... Don't know if anyone told you yet, but you're a genius.

Should go over fakie manny, fakie nosegrinds, fakie frontside tailslide. That's a whole other realm of bullshit.

The only thing I disagree on is that fakie is different than nollie. IMO they should be treated the same in that you are popping off of the “nose”. I don’t like the idea of fakie being regular but riding backwards but I understand why it’s treated as such.

I think you should include grinds and slides, some people struggles to understad fs boardsilides while you are turning backside

The Ollie tutorial to end all ollie tutorials. Thank you so much for making this!

Ive always thought about this - when you are going in your normal stance and you do a hardflip would you recognize that a nollie hardflip is a hardflip? or does that change suddenly to a varial?