instinctscooter
Silver Member
I know that theres already a few tips out there but anyone got anymore tips, the more I hear the better and answers will be appreciated
540 flats
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Arnor Smari
Bronze member
Ok here's what you should do.
Carve about 80° when youre first learning them, then work on not carving as much as you get better at them.
Jump like you do for a 360. Tuck up when you hit 360 and keep looking!
Lean more forward when you start to go past the 360 because that will help you land, even though you don't spin enough. Atleast you will have less chanses of falling, haha
Try them down a cirb at first? thats how I learnd them atleast, then just take it to small banks and smaller cirbs untill you're basicly down to flat.. hope this helped
And yeah, try to throw your shoulders as much as you can to the side!
Carve about 80° when youre first learning them, then work on not carving as much as you get better at them.
Jump like you do for a 360. Tuck up when you hit 360 and keep looking!
Lean more forward when you start to go past the 360 because that will help you land, even though you don't spin enough. Atleast you will have less chanses of falling, haha
Try them down a cirb at first? thats how I learnd them atleast, then just take it to small banks and smaller cirbs untill you're basicly down to flat.. hope this helped
And yeah, try to throw your shoulders as much as you can to the side!
instinctscooter
Silver Member
thanks!
BrandonWeir
Steel Member
Keep your head turned, lift your feet up, torque your spin and carve into it.
Victor Saldarriaga
Member
learn them on a slope driveway would b the best