I just wana say that the tip of not having your tail completely on the ledge was ground breaking for me. I get so frustraited when i stick and i had no idea why. Now i know thank you
I appreciate you dude! It's especially awesome knowing you feel that way about my bigspin tutorial. That was always the trick I wanted to learn more than anything.
When I was watching slow mo, I noticed that you pop a notable distance away from the ledge. I was wondering if you pop this trick further away than something like bs 5050? I’m still practicing and trying to jam the tail into the curb. Hope one day I can land this crowd pleaser. Thank you for putting out such great tutorials!
You do pop a little further away from the ledge for this in comparison to 5050’s. That way your heel doesn’t stick to the top of the ledge and you’re not too far up on top of it. For 5050’s I get pretty close to it before I pop.
nice tutorial Tom. I've been struggeling for years for this one. I can land on the tail pretty easely, but when I start sliding I always lose balance and overslide. I got hurt pretty bad the last time ahah. I know you gotta use the arms, but anything else to keep that balance ?? Greetings from France
Great tutorials, Tom, and great to see your knee back in action! Any interest in doing a fs360 shuv tutorial? Not a lot of them out there, nice gap in the market...
Thank you for the kind words. 👊 I've actually had my struggles with this trick. I can do them but not as consistently as I'd like. Laser flips are easier for me because it always wants to flip. It honestly would be great to learn and teach though!
Are you letting your arms/shoulders turn too much when you do that? Because having your shoulders facing forward and your eyes looking ahead is what can really help you avoid slipping out like that.