How To: TRE FLIP (All In Those Back TOES) | Tre Flip Tutorial

What this video teaches

A concise coaching tutorial focused on back-foot edge placement and the pop-before-scoop sequence, teaching skaters to stand on the very back corner of the tail and to snap a full pop first before initiating the scoop.

Key tips

• 1Back foot rides the back edge of the tail with no shoe on the griptape surface, all weight balanced on that corner edge
• 2Front foot sits closer to the center of the board and angled slightly more diagonal than a regular kickflip stance
• 3Load as much weight as possible onto the back foot so the release of pressure produces a hard pop
• 4Pop down hard first, then scoop: scooping too early prevents the board from popping fully and the flip may not complete
• 5Face diagonally and lean over the toe side of the board before you pop, not square or leaning heelside
• 6Front foot gives only a light kickflip flick and gets out of the way; the back foot does the real work
• 7Catch the board with your front foot once the spin completes to stop rotation and control the landing
• 8Scooping too soon without a committed pop is the most common reason the board under-rotates

Summarized from the video transcript.