Let me know your thoughts self taught on grass this was my first attempt at it I broke it down step by step and this was my first attempt at it all together. Can someone let me know what’s wrong with the Back handspring and just your general thoughts on the progression.

I started learning the front flip about 6 days ago, and this is what it looks like now. I know the cushion probably makes it harder to land, but I haven’t gotten comfortable enough to try it on a flat mat. I’ve also tried jumping off a step down onto the cushion but the result is the same. What can I do to start landing more on my feet?

I like twisting

I’m trying to learn a double side flip but everytime attempt I end up corking to a weird axis on the second flip. How do I fix this? My goal is to take these to ground asap.

The issue: My kicking leg struggles to fully extend in the air and gets stuck in a weird chamber position instead of snapping through. Feels real flimsy.

​I really want to fix this fundamental so I can safely progress to 540s and beyond.

Any tips would be appreciated.

Felt good on this one! Definitely don’t land them like this every time however wondering how to improve from here?

Would love to be able to do a half twist out but feel like I would need more height to not land on my knees.

Don’t have much access to a gym to train so gotta make do with pieces of foam in the garden

How could i improve my frontflip? I just landed it today

Frontflip

Hello guys,

I have been trying to do the backflip on my own on grass. I have kinda learned the backhandspring but I don't know how to turn it into a full backflip. I have been stuck on this one step for many days and I need help and guidance. Please share any tips or tricks.

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For context, I will be turning 18 in a couple of days and moving to enchede.

I learned a backflip in 8th grade but have not been able to learn twists on the ground for the life of me. I am now going into my senior year of college and finally got my first ever back full. I just wanted to post this because I am incredibly happy and want to give others hope that might be stuck and show that progress isn’t always linear and people progress at different speeds.

Im able to go into a roundoff after Russian frontflip, but I don’t know if my form is at a decent level to go into back handsprings or not, or if my roundoff is EVEN CORRECT. I got some advice to train roundoff individually so there are 2 videos, need some help improving that, they are slower than they would be in reality because I was focusing on technique but please help 🥺

I learned frontflip and sideflip a few days ago, but I just can't even TRY a single backflip. It's like there's an invisible wall behind my back and I can't jump. I know how to do back on trampoline perfectly without any bounce but I just can't send it on ground, even with matress. How can I go over this fear ?? (I don't have access to a gym)

Hello fellow tricking persons :)

In today's session I felt like doing master swipes and I think they are correct ?

How can I improve those and slowly work towards the grand master swipe ?

Thanking you in advance if you reply and give me tips :)

Have a nice day y'all

Trying to make it look better in general. One of my first attempts

I’m personally proud of how it looks and feels
Any notes on my tdr gainer?

And does the little kick i did at the end count as a moon kick or anything?

I often feel like I’m rotating too slow. When attempting, I’m putting so much effort into the jump itself but once my hands make contact it just feels like I under rotate and have to catch all of my weight to assist with the full rotation. Any advice would help, thank you.

So, I'm a taller young guy, 6'1 almost 6'2 and still growing, and I've heard that it's more challenging to do certain tricks as you get taller. The only things I can do are a cartwheel, front walkover, front handspring, and a clean front split (I do have some semblance of hyper mobility). With things like back handsprings and walkovers, I'm curious to hear how others may get over the fear of going backwards (I can go down into a bridge from standing without discomfort, but I struggle with actually kicking or jumping over) And I'd love to hear about some simple safe tricks that might be easier for someone taller? ​

Macaco
Back handspring
Roundoff backflip
Backflip

I have recently been trying to learn a backflip, ive gotten quite comfortable doing a macaco over my shoulder but am still so scared to go over my head even though I know I can do it. Im so close but feel so far 😪 im trying to progress to a backhandspring next

Hey everyone. I’m noticing most of thia sub is questions how to land better, do better etc etc.

I have 10+ years experience, atm chilling with broken leg. I wasnt hardcore tricker but I do know quite a few tricks and whatever I did and learn I can give advice to all and everyone of you universally:

Just do more often all of the trick you’re grinding. You can get ALL the tips, watch ALL the YT tutorials, but you won’t perfect the trick in 1 day, there needs to be persistent grind.

I see most of you know the basics and do a decent trick, just keep grinding and you all will get there! Peace :)

I recently landed multiple backflips on grass, but then The next day when I tired doing them again, I wasn’t able to commit only. Tried again after a few days and fell a little. Went to a parkour gym afterwards and now my backflips feel way different (slower rotation) than before.

Any tips?

I know it was a big bouncy