Hello bro I really enjoyed the video thanks so much for your explanation everything in Tricking was clearly explained could you please make another a tutorial on cheat 9 double and Cheat 9 round
Really good video! It does encompass all you NEED to know about Tricking terminology. I think newer Trickers should rewatch this video every couple of months, they'll be surprised how much more they understand with each watch. Nice outro Johannes 😆
This is such a great video! You are hands down in the top 3 best tricking coaches on RU-vid. The free value you give to the tricking community is incredible
This is one of your greatest videos, Johannes!!! It will really help people who are new to tricking and dont really know how the terminology works. You really did a great job on this video 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Bro this is perfect timing, I've been struggling on a few of these as i just got into tricking. You and Brendan together have the most comprehensive and well laid out tutorials. I gave KTL a go but i still find you guys to be better for me. Thank you for everything you've done man
Thank you for this is an incredible video Johannes. It's great for capturing the majority of terminology into one place, but definitely requires substantial time as a tricker to really be able to follow in the first place. I hope though that this will help the community as a whole become more consistent and accurate with their terminology so we can understand each other better
Awesome video! Pretty comprehensive! I know you said you were hitting on the most used transitions but i still would have loved to hear your thoughts on how you would describe missleg or rapid
Yeah I just forgot these on the spot because I don't really use either in my tricking. But hey thank you! I had no script for this video, just went with the flow 😄
Great video Johannes! It's very hard to explain these concepts in the simplest way possible, but you did a great job here. Definitely one to watch multiple times over. I think the most valid point in the video is that terminology doesn't always make sense! It just is what it is because it evolved like that over time... And at the end of the day it's all more like video game finishing moves than an exact science! As you get deeper it might make sense to understand the transitions and in air rotations better to get more options. But as a basic overview I think this is the perfect video and every tricker needs to watch it. Thanks for making it even though it was hard near the end, haha
One of the best video ever on tricking a bunch of tricks are sorted in this one vdo .... Really it was a learnfull video for me ... Hoping for such more video .... We want part 2 ..
@@johzuke1 you are the best; I am following your tutorials and learning tricking. Always wanted to learn tricking but never had time for training also we didn’t have many safe place in India to train. Finally we got bounce a trampoline park in Mumbai, India last year. Anyways thanks for sharing your tutorial and thoughts about tricking. I really appreciate it 🙏 see you in your next tutorial. 💪🏻
This was so helpful! I always wondered why the degrees for kicks are off lolol. Thank you so much! And I know it’s annoying for me to ask this again, but will you make a combo idea video again? The first one you made was very helpful to me
But can you explain what is "Pullaleikkuri" 😂 Great video! I've been very confused especially with transitions and this cleared it up quite well! One thing I thought about from the very beginning was that there was a time when we considered Gainer Twist and Corkscrew different tricks exactly due the fact corkscrews don't need to have that much inversion. The more the inversion went straight over your head / the more it was vertical it was seen as a Gainer Twist. Corks were more of a cheat gainer twists I guess.
Yeah I will maybe make part 2 with all the more advanced stuff if this video does well. With how much there is in tricking this will not be a problem 🤣
Lotus is like a side swing d-leg. Missleg is for example something like a scoot missleg b-twist where you do scoot and you don't put the second foot down but rather lift it up again to take off for a b-twist.
Thank you for this, it will helps tons of beginners ! I made a video where I talk about terminology a bit, I will redirect people who see my video to yours.
