3 Easy Tips for Caspers - Freestyle Skateboard Trick Tip 

Try practicing the swing and dismount on its own. You can even practice it in the grass

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Flatter, narrower, and thicker/stronger

The hard part for me is putting my weigh on my back leg and leaning over in that direction. I think that's a big part of it, but hard to maneuver.

@@em77775 I had this problem for SO long, I feel you! I was always confused how people could balance because my foot always slipped and I’d lose the momentum completely. Putting grip tape on my tail and having fresh shoes helped tons. I was able to balance no problem for a long time. Now that my shoes have worn down I notice the difference again. It’s worth a try if you feel like you’re doing it right!

Don’t overthink it, like kick flips once you get it it’ll be a eureka moment 😅

I saw a video the other day that said you do a shuvit motion with back foot and swing around with the front... haven't tried it again yet

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@@mike_osterman1 that cool man thanks for the info... I got me a new Powell Peralta freestyle deck I have it set up but I'm no Mullen but I'm trying lol

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You’re probably using a normal street board right? I think your foot slips off because of the concave tail. Those freestyle boards are more or less flat. If you look closely he even has plates on the nose and tail that his foot can lock onto. I’m not saying it’s impossible, but it’s a much harder trick on a normal board.

@@euclid9492 Yes it isn't impossible, you can do caspers or even casper spacewalks if the tail is as big or wide as your foot.

You looked like you were having trouble so we made it real simple for you

Unless you can slide them, Caspers should be never spoke of again.

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Sound like a hater, it's a good basic to roll into more flatland tricks.