When I figured out how to do these before this clip and before he started throwing em in batb I called them pop shove backfoot varial flips, basing off anatomic logical function.
@ThePerafronChannel That's why an ollie imposter is an impossible late flip and this is a 360 flip (backfoot) underflip. He flicked, foot didn't wrap. But who gives a shit what its called that was the cleanest one of its kind that I've saw.
Late flips can be done like a normal flip, just using the front foot (late kickflip, late heelflip, etc). So no, late flips are not always down with the back foot. However, most late flips are done using the back foot.
I like how everyone trys to say who did a certain flatground trick first, literally 85% of the tricks have been done by Mullen literally 30 yrs ago like in 1983, even this trick. He was doing nollie/fakie 180 impossible late flips long long ago children.
An ollie imposter is just a 360 flip done with your back foot. This is an impossible late backfoot kickflip. Small difference, but a difference indeed.
theirs many things this might be called but their is no impossible so i dont think its an imposter but this prolly is one.it may be a shuv late backfoot varial or a 3 shuv backfoot underflip
Pritty sure he didn't invent it , he does tricks that were done ages before he did them , mike mo just has sick style and can do pritty much all his flat ground tricks on gaps
I was just thinking that, but mike mo always adds a certain steez to the tricks like his vertical 360 flips. Rodney is great but he loves doing new tricks and very technical tricks. Skaters like mike mo do only like the basic street tricks over and over again and perfect them get them high and landed bolts. That's why I think rodney has never done a batb or anything I think everyone would get crushed .
Ollie imposter is when you impossible, but don't wrap it around you foot, so it goes straight up. An impossible late flip is an impossible with a late flip. This is obviously an impossible late flip.
i really did learn this trick like 4 years ago my freshmen year on accident when i leanred impossibles, oh well i know a lot of people that can do this trick
mike mo did this in 2006-2007... it doesn't even matter impossible late flip or ollie imposter call it what you want its not that big of a fucking deal
0:09 - 0:10 = impossible. Foot comes off of the board, like a 3 shuv. Then goes into... 0:11 = late backfoot flip. I really don't see how you can call that anything else. The fact that the back foot comes off of the board before he kicks it to make it flip, makes it an impossible late flip.
I can make a trick tip for this its really not that hard. if you can pressure and impossible you have it. Pop an impossible in the toeside pocket and when it begins to wrap yank your foot straightup and your toe will hit the board and make it flip.
actally no, he flicks it on that side where the griptape is. Yes, the board is turn but because is impossible, underflip would be if he would kick it from the other side of the griptabe
No. Watch flippity flop pit stop. The reason an ollie imposter is called an ollie imposter, is because it's meant to be a play on the words "ollie impossible". It's an "imposter" because you think it's going to be an impossible, but as you're bringing it around your foot, it slips off and does a 360 flip. It's not considered a late backfoot flip/underflip/pressure flip because there is no underflip or pressure flip. It's one movement. This isn't an ollie imposter.
see how the board gets a little off axis when he starts the 3 shuv? he brings his foot up and his toe hits the concave on the grip side of the board. sorry about not getting that video up give me a sec when its not raining and shit..
If you don';tt believe lets do a little math equation...a does a pop shuvit, than he does a backfoot varial flip popshuvit+varial flip=tre flip....Late Backfoot Tre Flip, get it straight!