inward bri help

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bam-s13

Member
i decided the other day that i wanted to learn inward bri's,


but i cant work out the arm motion it takes to flip your scooter in order to do a inward bri, i know most of you will say something like watch someone do it or something, but in most videos it happens way to fast or you cant tell how they move their arms, and no one at my local skate park can do them so i cant ask someone to show me in person.


does anyone on here have decent photos or a good video on how you move your arms/body in order to flip the scooter back ?
thanks in advance.
 
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stefan hefner

Member
honestly you should just consider learning front scooter flips instead, they are a little bit easier to learn and look better and get more respect and in my opinion are a lot more fun to do than front bris
 
Zaηe

Zaηe

Keepin' Peace
Staff member
Shut up stefan, he wants to learn inward bri's.
First of all dude, you have to learn the motion, this will take a fair bit of practice.
This is how i learnt the motion, i would have 1 hand on the bars and one holding the stem.
Swing the scooter up and down, getting momentum for it, and swing it around.
Once you get the hang of this, you can have both hands on the bars, and once you've practiced it enough, you'll find you can just flick it forward whenever you want.
It takes practice, trust me.

Alright, now putting that shit into something real.

Have a decent quarter or half or whatever you feel comfortable of doing some flyout on.
Now, have some speed, you know, whatever you feel comfortable with, and heres the important part.
Use the top of the quarter (preferbally the coping, but once your comfortable with the trick, you wont have to worry about the ramp having one or not) and hit the front wheel on the coping, using the coping/ top of the ramp to flick your scooter forward, and just follow through with rotation of an inward bri.
The landing and everything above takes Practice. Practice. Practice. Practice. Practice.
Hope this helps.
 
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ScootMasterAndrew

Member
For the moton, you wanna do like a half x-up outwards, Then throw ur arms behind you in a circular motion, and throw them foward when the scooter is completely upside down. You will feel like ur arms are tangled, that's when you undo the "half x-up" and there's the motion.

I'm not good at explaining them. Sorry
 
scooterkillkidphil

scooterkillkidphil

Steel Member
zane666 said:
Shut up stefan, he wants to learn inward bri's.
First of all dude, you have to learn the motion, this will take a fair bit of practice.
This is how i learnt the motion, i would have 1 hand on the bars and one holding the stem.
Swing the scooter up and down, getting momentum for it, and swing it around.
Once you get the hang of this, you can have both hands on the bars, and once you've practiced it enough, you'll find you can just flick it forward whenever you want.
It takes practice, trust me.

Alright, now putting that shit into something real.

Have a decent quarter or half or whatever you feel comfortable of doing some flyout on.
Now, have some speed, you know, whatever you feel comfortable with, and heres the important part.
Use the top of the quarter (preferbally the coping, but once your comfortable with the trick, you wont have to worry about the ramp having one or not) and hit the front wheel on the coping, using the coping/ top of the ramp to flick your scooter forward, and just follow through with rotation of an inward bri.
The landing and everything above takes Practice. Practice. Practice. Practice. Practice.
Hope this helps.
Click to expand...

hahaha from an australian
 
CTRider

CTRider

Member
There are a couple videos but basically all they tell you is to flip the scooter and land, no shit. I have trouble with the last half of the motion, I get the scooter above my head but then it stops and goes emo and I do like an inward dub whip but never get it down to my feet. I'm gonna try using the coping for momentum next time like someone mentioned.
 
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