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How to Get Better At Any Trick - Do It 100 Times

Skate IQShared by 2 skaters in 2025
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74K views · 1 year ago · Tutorial · Intermediate

Skate IQ attempts 100 heelflips in one session and talks through each attempt. Covers foot placement, squat and flick fixes, with a practice-based approach to learning any trick.

Why skaters like it

Linked in threads from skaters whose heelflips go behind them. Explains squat, foot placement and flip, and shows how reps and small fixes build consistency.

“… The way he explains everything from the squat to the flip helped me IMMENSELY. …”

u/Fenrirs_ · Full comment

What skaters said on Reddit

u/Fenrirs_2025 · 1 points

I would highly recommend checking out this video: [this video] The way he explains everything from the squat to the flip helped me IMMENSELY. Your back foot should be in the heel side pocket in the middle of the tail (like half inch to and inch of space from pinky toe to edge of tail), and the front foot doesnt have to hang so much, I barely hang mine at all in fact. (I think that hang attributes a lot to the board going behind you but thats just me) and the flick should be more of an ankle roll and not a huge kick. Keep them feet up and trust your flick. You got this 🤙

u/KidoriTiger2025 · 1 points

Mitchie Brusco did a vid recently where he walked through his process of dialing in his heelflips. He walks through the basics at the start and then talks about what he's adjusting to get the board to flip and land how he likes [this video]

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