I know most of you guys are playing about being injured, but fr you gotta be careful 😅. Took me about a month to learn and a gymnast coach was setting me when I went for it.
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To all the comments: I know some more tips for you on doing a backflip. 1. Get as much height as possible. 2. Go straight up. Don't throw your body backwards! 3. Wait until you are almost at the peak of your jump and THEN go into a tuck. Tuck as tightly as you can! The tighter your body is, the faster you'll rotate. Just like in ice skating. 4. Practice at a gymnastics place if you can. The floor is slightly bouncy and will not only help you get air but also reduce the impact on your body if you fall.
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Use some cushioning too! Preferably a foam pit or something that you can’t feel the floor through (you can test it by jumping on it and seeing if you can feel the impact of the floor) I like to practice at a gymnasium where a coach can help you do it safely.
As a gymnast for the past 14 years, please for the love of god don’t do this. It will teach improper form and there is a huge difference between a back hand spring and a back tuck. Throwing your head like that could lead to serious injuries if you don’t jump enough or balk in the air, so please stay safe and talk to a professional if your trying to learn a skill like that!
I feel like Pierres advice is aight if you are intermediate/Advanced level and have some basic acrobatics, plyometrics and mobility down. For beginner yeah be careful fr, takes time for the prerequisites 🙏. Calculated risk + incremental patient progress > reckless attempts beyond your realistic level
The fact that you can educate people on how to do a backflip must be nice, and to be able to do one yourself. Meanwhile I've been doing gymnastics since I was 5 and never really got to the point where I could do back handsprings or front tucks.
That’s not the point, for 1, if it is harder when you get it you know you can do a back flip and also it’s just supporting you if you can’t fully commit
i learned how to do a backflip about 3 years back, when i started parkour. this is exactly how i learned! i had a little bit of experience because i did gymnastics when i was 5-7. i was so surprised with myself that i did it!
I remember they tried to make me do this in cheerleading when I was younger without properly training me. I ended up banging my head multiple times and didn't want it to happen again and ended up walking away, feeling like a loser, because everyone else was able to figure it out and do it, which pissed me off, because I was actually trying. Turns out, I just needed someone to walk me through it. This made me feel better and like I'm not a complete loser and like I'm actually able to push my physical limits and do more than I thought I could. Anyways, respect to you, dude. Thanks for the tip.
NO ONE IS A LOSER! especially not YOU! Im suprised you made the cheerleading squad. Thats a great thing to think about at least! We dont have cheerleading squads here in the philipines, so your lucky to even make the first jump there! 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤
And many necks were cracked that night. Great video by the way! Very informative, I wish I would’ve seen this when I tried to learn. I landed on my neck twice, now my neck isn’t the same, got minor scoliosis. But that’s do to ignorance from my part, being young you don’t take safety measures. I hope everyone that watches your videos learns how to do a backflip they look cool, but are dangerous, so great on showing the safety. Side not, a man who knew how to do backflips died because he slipped, so he didn’t gain momentum to go back completely and landed on his neck and died instantly. True story, look it up.
Thank you bro i've been doing this for The past couple week and I finally got it now its time to use this trick in school I'm finna be the main character
2nd last step of doing it sideways really helped as i do very little at first and then get better n better at least i dont break my neck in that way, thx :D
Day 1: "Suffered a Concussion, wowza, I did not expect today to go as I thought it would go, I was expecting to go full anime mode and backflip, what a day, I honestly might try to escape this place, the doctors aren't looking." - End of Day 1
Easiest way for me is practicing a good round off spring setup on grass. Sending it while knowing how to get out of a fail is very important for the progression aspect.