The Best Way to J-step - 4 Common Mistakes People Make

[@johzuke1]

Really easy but surprisingly difficult. Still can't believe this video got 10+ minutes long. It's just 3 steps 😂

[@Vikasunfiltered]

My J-Step has become useless, I needed it very much at this time

[@elijahewers2458]

Dude… you’re my hero. As soon as I took your advice, I immediately landed my cheat gainer

[@johzuke1]

Glad to hear this!

[@TaianRmos]

That was exactly the tutorial I needed. I just love your channel so much, my dude is going on concrete under snow to make us the best tricking tutorials out there, awesome

[@jacobestabrook2468]

>"recovering from sickness" >does a bunch of corks on pavement in sub-zero temps😂

[@johzuke1]

Illness is gone but strength and stamina are a bit down 😄

[@ronniesalas4600]

I was having trouble with the J-step to so thanks for clarifying that up with this video. I was going ask about the Euro step to, I was practicing at the trampoline park and met these trickers there, they said the J-step had no power so they were using the Euro. I just couldn't get it TBH 😭 but I was like hey if Johannes says the J-step is the way then who am I to stray.

[@tobyskillz1]

Good tutorial! I think I'm gonna try to focus on these tips during the next session 😁 Also such a hype Finnish weather, can't wait for the long cold and dark winter which is ahead ✌️🥲

[@Benni720]

I started wearing a loop scarf (a good looking one) trouhout the whole day, every day and that fixed my runny nose. I wear It even when I don't feel sick.

[@Benni720]

I was always wondering what direction I should be traveling after takeoff. thanks for the tip.

[@lisasalvatore6183]

Thank you so much, this is very helpful because the j step and the very basic tricks and kicks are very important and to have a good J step is necessary in order to get power❤😊

[@souravlakraworship]

Thank you very very much ❤️‍🔥 it worked

[@Frouchi]

Thanks for this video Johzuke!! I'm one of the guys who needed this video 😅 I asked you once for advice on J-step as I was struggling with my cork. It's gonna be really helpful, thanks!!

[@alexnewfam]

Such an educational video,thank you! Definitely gonna try it out)

[@keungzhe]

loving all the tutorials and content!

[@woodenklaas9120]

another amazing tutorial!

[@IvanTrickz]

Very intersting tutorial! Thank you! ❤

[@brandonwong1199]

Fire bro keep making tricking videos 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@asilbek-vi1un]

It was amazing and cool 😃and i've seen u can swing cork snapu from pop switch and please teach us how to professionally using this trick such as this and gumby tutorial

[@Mushrm-nq5hr]

Spin step analysis please 🙏

[@clf7663]

Thanks a lot for the tutorial! I recently hurt myself doing j-step cork because i twist my jumping leg too much inwards... do you know anything about how to fix that?

[@Waheed_tricks]

Pop step cork tutorail ?

[@swegbruh199]

J step > tdr

[@Vikasunfiltered]

J-Step is easy to learn and Tochdown Raiz is difficult but it is more powerful than J-Step.

[@swegbruh199]

@@Vikasunfiltered nah just run full speed into that J-step

[@LearningLeapOfficial-dv4lp]

Bro, i want to learn tricking. What should i learn first?

[@johzuke1]

Well what can you already do. Check out my "60 tricking basics in slow motion" here on KZbin.

[@LearningLeapOfficial-dv4lp]

@@johzuke1 the best I can do is front Handspring and front flip on pad or something. Your tricking video contains Ariel moves mostly. I think can be a good start for me

[@oronthemoron]

how the gswitch world record going? last i saw you tied it

[@johzuke1]

Working on my fitness again to get it soon!

[@eaglebloodzero]

I can't understand how there's people who run before the j step without losing control ( for example to send triplecork) is it the same logic ?

[@johzuke1]

It is basically utilizing more momentum for more power. It's basically the same logic but faster.

[@swegbruh199]

spotting where you’re going to put your take off helps a lot

[@Topsiekku]

👍

[@bamf6603]

Can you make a tutorial on how to do the n-step (nigga step) it looks more aggressive and nicer

[@johzuke1]

It's just a weaker step imo. Personally I never use it. But it's just a hop on the plant leg. I think it was called Eurostep for a long time and now many call it just a hop step.

[@bamf6603]

@@johzuke1 yea it definitely feels that you have to be more athletic for that hop step, maybe not so practical

[@mathewstovell5167]

Can 'Trickers' run fast? They have a lot of athletic ability. I just wondered if tricking type exercises would be better than the usual plyometric and weight training exercises that track atheltes do, for developing sprinting speed... Thoughts?

[@johzuke1]

@@mathewstovell5167 what is considered fast? Trickers are probably fast compared to general public but way slower than people who train for short distance sprinting competitions. Training tricking for faster sprinting is not a good idea at all. Tricking for tricking gains but tp increase sprinting through that would be unnecessarily hard and inefficient. Weights and plyo are in fact great things for trickers too.

[@PAULMITSKE]

Thank you for sharing 🫶 i hope my cork will get better.

[@johzuke1]

Good lucka