How To: Vertical Pop Shove It/Pressure Hardflip/Illusion Flip

It looks cool af [VIDEO] even if it’s not a hard flip

The trick, atleast for me, is to learn how to pop almost straight down. The board will spin on a vertical axis and essentially fly up into your front foot. Most people think it's supposed to spin on a horizontal axis and it can be done that way, but there is a different and more consistent way to do them. Watch this vid and it might help you out. [VIDEO]

LMAO But if youre confused heres a vid to explain better than the title [VIDEO]

Here's a good tutorial on illusion flips. [VIDEO]

I know BS from FS. I've been skating over 20 years. Ironically my first shoes were Circa Muskas. I get it, it's a weird concept taking about bs shuvs while talking hardflips. Do two things though, grab your board and watch the .1x speed video of this in another comment. Now mimic a bs shuv with your board. Now do the same thing but make your board go completely vertical. That is what's happening here. If you want ano

Here's a vid of a vertical pop shove it. Which looks like OPs. [VIDEO]

The angle makes it look like it spins BS and doesn't flip? Haha ok dude. I've looked back at your post history, you don't do hardlfips. See reference: [VIDEO] [VIDEO] [VIDEO] This one especially ^ that is what you do. [VIDEO] This is a hardflip, do you see the difference?

[LINK] This is a hard flip. Watch the board rotate on the vid in the link and not rotate on OP’s comment around the “long axis” What op did is this [VIDEO] Still cool but it’s not a hard flip. It’s a vertical shuv Edited: for clarity