Skateology: Pressure flip (1000 fps slow motion)

Pressure flips flip inward like heel flips, not outward like kickflips. Here's an example [VIDEO]

I worked at Sea world in the early 90's skating the City Streets show with Primo Desiderio and Diane, where I first heard Primo call that trick a barrel roll, I knew front and backside pressure flips but my trucks were to loose to make it flip over, he said it's an old trick from the 70's. Note; When a board turns off the tail when pushed under "Classic Pressure flip" ( [VIDEO]) The Heel never flips the board. [VIDEO

Pressure flip is maybe more likely to happen on accident [VIDEO]

Normally when you pop a trick, the foot you're popping with is fairly centered. With a pressure flip, you're instead putting your toes in a corner and using that to make the board flip. Your popping foot will only go straight down, while the other foot completely gets out of the way ASAP and does not do anything for the trick. As far as the popping foot movement goes, it's the same as popping an ollie- straight up an

> Pressure flips youtube'd it [VIDEO]. Looks needlessly hard. I'd just learn hardflip to perfection instead of trying to waste my time on this one.

Yeah I'm thinking it is a no comply pressure flip as well. [VIDEO]

Defiantly a pressure flip. [VIDEO]