Learn Your Favourite BMX Flatland Tricks 50% Faster 

This really does apply to everything. With me its a guitar piece. The more I get frustrated the worse I play. I stop, take a day off. Suddenly like magic I play it flawlessly. Great advice sir!

My god your moustache is glorious. Your tips are also really helpful, thanks!

Shes to Hot to handle! Finally somebody understanding the pain of a semi talented flatlander like me :)

Been watching your videos and practicing new tricks, been trying to learn foot jam tail whips, after watching your how-to on the decade, decided I wanted to try that as well, so this morning I decided to spend 40 minutes on the decade, and 20 minutes on the tailwhip. LANDED MY FIRST TWO TAIL WHIPS TODAY!!! I've been riding every other day, and I feel like I improve a ton on the days I don't ride, when the knowledge and muscle memory kind of sets in I guess. Anyways, super huge thank you for all the quality how to videos, as well as the inspiration that at 37 I'm not too old to learn flatland.

Dude, awesome vid! I love this advice and appreciate you showing some of those old school tricks. I am getting back into riding after 30 years away and struggle with even the most basic flatland stuff so this helps me a lot!

So cool!)

Great advice!!

I always tell people the mind rewrites trick files in the sleep.

Wow. You have the skill and the know-how. I'd trust anyone who's been there and done that and shares their knowledge and tips. Don't need any scientific basis. We have been wrongly taught to believe in science which is heavily flawed anyway. Love your vids mate. Truly inspirational. I'm almost 55 and been riding bikes since I was 5. Planning to buy a decent second hand BMX and practice what you are teaching. Cheers!

This is very true. I've been working on Snake Spins for a long time now. if I stop working on it for a least 3 days and just Think about the trick and vision myself doing it. Then when coming back to practice the spin, I pull it on the first try. As of now its 2 and a half circles. Soon I will get them consistent. :) Happy Riding!

Man I had to do community service for riding on the tennis court

Oh yeah can-can lawnmower is such a fun trick !

Also, one thing I just started doing, is having a main and secondary trick I'm practicing, I'll spend 40 minutes on primary trick, throwing secondary trick in a few times, then last 20 minutes on secondary trick, with a few of the primary trick thrown in.

I also noticed for myself that i have more of a fresh feeling, if i try one trick, then another, then another insteat of 20min per trick

I use this advice in pretty much everything in my life. There is such a thing as trying too hard.

When you practice a trick,do you put the bike in the postion you want and learn the balance point? Or start from the beginning after dabbing? For instance learn the endo while practicing a hang five or squeakers in that position and push and roll to it feela like you got it then just go for it. I feel like on alot of the tricks you want to turbine have to be done from scratch.Ive been working on Mc-circles turbined for as long as and as fast as possible that it looks like an out of control spin. But i always needed to start from the beginning cause i cruise into it very fast and the moment to carry the speed for 3 or 4 spins without scuffing.I pump glide a lil though.

Is it ok to just make up the names as I go