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Trickipedia - Kickflip - Torey Pudwill

Andreas Tisland3 skaters recommend it · 5 mentions, 2016 to 2026
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86K views · 14 years ago · Trick science · Beginner

Trickipedia entry from The Berrics where Torey Pudwill does kickflips at normal speed and in slow motion. Uploaded in 2012, runs about a minute.

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Posted in r/NewSkaters as the model for how far a good flick extends past the nose, usually to fix half-committed kickflips.

“Look at how much Torey flicks it.”

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What skaters said on Reddit

u/thought02016 · 5 points

You use your back foot to stop the board from rotating too far. You do this in the air. This is called catching the board. It sounds like you're trying to make the board finish exactly one rotation at the exact moment it's wheels land on the ground and stop it from rotating further. That's not how kickflips work. Say you did get the timing for that perfectly dialed in, but now you want to do a kickflip off a curb or

u/nyghtw0lf2018 · 3 points

You're not even flicking it. Your front foot never extends farther than the front trucks. Watch any slo mo video of a pro doing a kickflip and compare it to your video. You gotta flick the shit out of it and extend your leg out past the nose. [VIDEO]

u/General_Cap29382026 · 1 points

Check out Torey Pudwill’s kickflip. He really drives his foot through that board: [VIDEO]

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