Inward Heelflip Problems | How to Inward Heel Better

What this video teaches

A problem-focused tutorial targeting the most common flick error (flicking upward and too far out) and advising to flick downward and forward instead, with front foot in a heelflip position and back foot anchoring in a frontside-shove position.

Key tips

• 1Front foot in heelflip position; back foot in a frontside-shove position so the board has room to flip in the air.
• 2Common error: flicking upward and outward too much into the air. Correct by flicking downward and more in front of you.
• 3The back foot acts primarily as an anchor for the landing; the front foot drives the flip and rotation.
• 4Catch the trick with the front foot because that is the side where the board is flipping toward.
• 5Use a one-foot landing drill to practice the flick direction before committing to both feet.
• 6Jump slightly forward rather than straight up to keep your body over the board as it completes the rotation.

Summarized from the video transcript.