briflip

kick it with your front foot hard and when it starts rotating wait until it makes you do an x-up and that will keep the deck going straight back so its easier to land
 

lloyd

Steel Member
you need to get the motion first, wich is to kinda rotate your bar so its sideway when in the middle of the trick. and your left arm must be over your right arm if your lefty (like me). Then you turn your bar back to straight. Anyway maybye you got something out of this. partice with a footplant first
 

Eric Magray

Steel Member
ryan hockwald said:
kick it with your front foot hard and when it starts rotating wait until it makes you do an x-up and that will keep the deck going straight back so its easier to land
id never do that it makes it look all sloppy just give a small push forward a little that yank it with your arms the rest of the way in a tight circle and land it or catch it and land
 

atreydrew

Member
all you gotta do is kick it up with whatever foot you feel comfortable and use your arms to spin it as fast as you can
 

AX3D

Member
Make sure you have the rotation absolutely dialed standing up, rotating as fast as you can.
Take it to a quarter pipe or a steep bank.
Land that shit :)

And with foot positioning I tend to move my feet further to the back and give it a small kick (but I don't really even think about it) then just rotate (which should come naturally after practicing it so much on the ground) then just land.

So since you need help with the rotation it really helps to see someone in real life do it first then it will be easy but what I did was flip it out to the side then get closer and closer to vertical then its perfect :)
 

honga

Steel Member
i just go out of a quater or kicker and spin it round with arms....f--- using legs
 
Any tips for doing it off street obstacles? Ive tried it down a 5 set and it's hard to finish the rotation. It might be how heavy my scooter is, cause I could like land brifilips one footed on flat on my brother's scooter when testing it.
 

Eric Magray

Steel Member
yea heavy scooter will probably made it harder but try and get them dialed off small mellow slopes first before you try if off something flat
 

Timur

Steel Member
Off course they are!!! I am going to try 7 this spring! Thats not too hard, just don't flip the scooter hard or it won't be able to catch it.
 
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