HOW TO 360 FLIP THE EASIEST WAY TUTORIAL FOR INTERMEDIATE SKATERS

What this video teaches

Braille's intermediate version by Aaron Kyro builds on the same 98 percent back foot principle and zeroes in on the scoop as a muscle to train in isolation, answering common Q and A questions about rotation power, foot position adjustments, and why the flip and shove seem to fight each other. He stresses that the only action needed after mastering the front-foot-only landing is to bend the back knee up and drop it.

Key tips

• 198 percent back foot, 2 percent front foot: the scoop is everything, the flick is almost incidental
• 2Board reaches roughly 90 degrees before it leaves the ground because of back foot scoop pressure, then it continues like a varial flip in the air
• 3Practice scoop one-footed with back foot only, no jumping, to build that muscle memory before combining feet
• 4Front foot is at 45 degrees: only the slightest nudge is needed because the spinning board barely needs more energy to complete the flip
• 5If rotation is incomplete, move the front foot slightly further back down the board to increase spin
• 6After landing the front-foot-only version, the only addition is bending the back knee up into the air and dropping it onto the board
• 7If flip and shove fight each other, you are concentrating too hard on one at a time: keep both motions as one simultaneous move
• 8Front foot catches the board and stops the rotation: it lands extended, then back foot drops in

Summarized from the video transcript.