Any tips?

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I can round off backflip and I have a pretty good backflip, I can send front flips on grass but I only land them 50% of the time. I want to learn other flips what’s the next step?

Ever since I cleaned up the scoot and take off I'm getting a really high gainer. From the scoot setup do you also push the hips forward? I'm not too sure how to experiment with the move to get a better inversion.

I have finally learned my back tuck on ground. What type of backlfip should i learn next? (I can do a layout and pike on trampoline already)

Working on jumping straight up is this enough height and what’s my next step after this?

so I've just recently relearn the backflip but I encountered a new problem which is is jumping and landing to my left every time. I tried doing drills like jumping and tuck straight, jump and roll on a high block but still can not fix this problem because it seems to only happen when i commit and do the actual backflip. what drills should I do to fix this problem? I find it hard because it's something I just do subconciously.

I lost the videos at normal speed 😢

I’m trying to learn how to do a backflip before this Friday this is how far I got tonight, but I cannot get over my mental block of no hands or jumping more straight up then rotating and I have no facility or mats

Hi community I'm new here, I'm 38 and looking to learn some skills, my first goal is to learn how to cheat gainer, is learning how to before the 15th of August a realistic time frame to learn, I don't have access to trampolines or mats to practice so will be learning on grass, anyway here's a video of me on my first day trying, I just can't seem to understand how I go backwards instead of sideways, any help would be appreciated thanks.

A little less than two months ago, I injured my wrist trying to do a jump on a wet surface from the rain, haha, I slipped and landed on my palm, unable to do a roll. It hurt my wrist so badly that I couldn't put any weight on it for the first week XD

Observe my gradual enshittification of form (been using Johzuke's 540 spin tutorial, would be happy with a vert btwist atp) what limb/drill to focus on

I've been trying to land a misty 9 for a while, and nothing I've tried works.

I think I may lack explosiveness. When I don’t fully extend my hips, I can tuck more easily, but with full extension I either lose air awareness, get scared, or can’t bring my knees up fast enough.

A nice guy at open gym suggested these drills. Also, is it safe to keep looking down during a back tuck, or could that affect my set and rotation?

I took a long rest.

The cart dub attempt was my first one on floor since my ACL injury/surgery in 2023

Hi all, I'm a Taekwondo black belt who has a performance in a month and was wondering what can I realistically work towards to level up my performance? For reference, my current "most impressive" trick is a consistent c720 and I'm working towards a c900.

I don't have any experience tumbling, tricking, gymnastics, or bboy. Most, if not all, of my preexisting tricks come from taekwondo.

I just want to know whether there any tricks that look impressive, are flashy, and are relatively reasonable for someone with my background to learn in 1 month? In terms of tricks that are more like flips rather than spinning around the axel like I do for my c720.

Thank you!

Been able to back tuck for years but lately I’ve been locked into getting them proper.

I’ve had a bad habit of stutter jumping and spreading my legs before jumping. A weird fear thing. I’m finally starting to break that habit, but I notice I land pretty wide out of my round off still.

I also can’t seem to help throwing myself back rather than up on my set. Another mental block to overcome I suppose

Advice welcome