This is the perfect flip reset tutorial, everytime I looked for a tutorial to help me it was always hard to understand because they never went through the process form scratch, this is a great video, much love !
Agreed but if you're good enough(or rather have a good eye and mechanical knowledge) you can learn just watching videos, I barley watched a tutorial in my life
HEX I agree but it’s way harder cause you gotta pay very close attention and every now and then slow it down to see it in slow motion on how it’s done. I remember someone from boxing once said is if you wanna learn a technique or a skill always find a person who is known for it and study them as much as possible and as much detail as possible. For example in boxing let’s say you wanna know how to do the Philly Shell, you would probably study someone like Floyd Mayweather cause he is very well known for it as many of his defense skills. I think it’s harder than watching this video but trust me you’ll learn the best way to do it rather than what most people do which don’t get me wrong works but do you wanna be good an like everyone else or Wanna be above and beyond with the skill your learning. All depends on how serious you are but I absolutely agree
One thing fluump said that stuck with me was that when you’re approaching the ball (usually upside down) don’t focus on landing the reset until the very end. Meaning that fly at the ball with the nose of your car pointed directly at the center of the ball. Once you’re lined up perfectly then lean ur car to hit the ball with the wheels
That helps 100%, I definitely can’t hit flip resets consistently but I found after some time that that tip helps significantly. That’s why when you watch pros they can go from what looks like an air dribble to a flip reset instantaneously. They are perfectly positioned to just rotate their car slightly to get their 4 wheels on the ball, so they’re not worried about getting under it, rather going straight at it and then just leaning back a bit to hit it.
This gave me an appreciation for the pros just knowing that this one skill takes this much work to get good and consistent at is amazing pros and players who are good deserve credit with the time and effort they put in.
@@cytro no but flip resets are just one hard mechanic that pros can do consistently it took him 100 hours to start to get them imagine how much time pros put into learning them and they did it tens times over with other difficult mechanics
This video is fantastic bro. The the tutorial is flawless, really breaks it down and that's so helpful when it comes to challenging mechanics. I honestly have no idea how you have only 20k subs man! Keep up the great work
By far the best flip reset tutorial on RUclips even though it's over a year old. You don't go overly in depth because anyone who has the ability to learn this mechanic already has the basic knowledge needed. The only thing that I learned from my practice that I don't think you covered here is to use boost to build momentum toward the ball but not boost as you're pulling down to hit the reset. After 20 hours of struggling I finally figured out that was the thing holding me back. That fraction of a second I was holding boost too long plus the impact of the reset was sending me much further toward the ground than I needed to be and left me in really difficult positions to effectively use the flip or I smacked the ball so hard that it went way ahead of me. If anyone else gets like me to where they consistently and quickly get the setup and hit the reset but are struggling in using that reset I recommend checking your boost usage.
Yo dude. I just want to take my time and thank you from the bottom of my heart. 3 months ago I was champ 1, and struggling to get a win. At that point I found your channel. After starting to watch your video 24/7 and really listening to your advice I improved alot. Today I hit grand champ ... Thank you my man
Thanovic: I spent 100 hours learning flip resets Me: yeah I wanna do that too Me: checks how many hours I have on the game after almost 3 years of playing Game: 81 hours Me: Nevermind
another thing people don’t talk about is that holding accelerate while you get the flip reset makes the whole flip reset physics bug out and even though you land it perfectly you still won’t get it
@lloyd james Just takes practice actively paying attention to being softer and less stuck on the controller. If your on PC, I find the dribble challenge 1.2 workshop to be great for working on this.
100 stiffness helps hugely as it recenters the camera in car cam when you get your flip reset, I learnt that from scrub and kuxir. And it really is just months of practice, what helped me at the start was boosting upside straight into the ball from head on, then turn the nose of your car to the ground just before you make contact with the ball. 9/10 times I can get a flip reset now and am often surprised when I don't get it.
guys i we should appreciate how he takes his time and rply to every single comment soon when he gets to one million he wont be able to rply to all our comments
Fantastic video, you’re showing people that they can master a mechanic that they have no experience in as long as they put the time in. It’s amazing how dedicated you are to learning new mechanics. Well edited as always, and thanks again for including my clips! ❤️
Flip resets are mad hard to do. Props to anyone that can do them well. Been about 6 hrs and I can hit a flip reset goal here and there in free play. It’s tough
Only been practicing these for 6 hours and almost hit two in game yesterday.. I’ve never practiced any sort of mechanics past air roll left before. So fun going for these shots in training. My biggest struggles I’ve learned is my upside down flying car control, spamming a while hitting my reset so it just flips immediately and then actually getting the reset, it seems to me a lot of times it looks like I nail it perfect but don’t get the reset. I think your advice of hitting the underside will help me a lot
Yea this stuff is great, I've been looking for a channel that goes into depth on the high level mechanics for a while now. I'm ranked around 1750 in doubles so I know just about everything that the typical "how to" videos explain, so I appreciate you going into the small details. I'd like to see a video where you talk to a bunch of high level players and get them to tell you one small relatively unknown thing they do to improve their game. My example would be something I'm working on adding into my game at the moment. When trying to start a dribble from a ball falling from high above, hold powerslide to reduce the height of the ball bounce off your car. What this does is transfer some of the ball's energy into your car which allows for a lower ball bounce and quicker control. The side effect is obviously that your car loses speed or can be pushed out to the side away from the ball making recovery slow. Anyway, check it out in free play and see if you could get a video of similar details like this made. It would certainly be interesting.
Thanks man, I started playing after the fortnite challenges. I'm currently fully capable of air dribbling, wave dashing, half flips, kuxir pinch, powerslide recovery, etc. I'm plat 1 division 2 trying my best to push into diamond. But my major reason I installed this game was to learn freestyling, I'm working on my car control and eventually ill be able to look back at this tutorial, I appreciate it.
@@Thanovic you have no idea man, remember those training packs which will improve mechanics? Yeah now I've learnt how to read the ball better and use that as an opportunity to redirect :):)
Why did I just find this channel now?! These 100hour series are explained so much better than all the other videos I have seen. Underrated channel, honestly you should have way more suscribers, keep up the good work!
I've been playing this game alot with my friends and enjoying it..... But this vid sheds so much light on the actual skill ceiling of this game and the amount of dedication it takes to master. Thus I apluad you sharing of knowledge and my humble application thank you. :)
Watched this video 10 times and finally caught what your chat said to to about staying on the wall longer and boosting faster toward ball and it changed my life. Thanks for including that. 😁
Great work! What commitment. Genuinely so impressed. I have a few questions: Is it possible to do it without a tornado spin? How much more difficult is it without binding to allow for tornado spin? If i bind my buttons (Nintendo switch) to allow for tornado spin, how much time does it take to get used to this change?
I don't tornado spin when I come of the right wall so it's definitely possible. I think it's not even that hard to do it without the tornado honestly, I just got used to the tornado faster. And you will have to put a little bit of work into learning the movements with the tornado but you could try just trying to keep your car up in freeplay while only doing tornado spins and variations of them, that really helps your control. And thank you for the kind words!!! ❤️
Almost everything is possible as long you have boost manage, the good of tornado spinning is that you control car direction and speed easier if you're used to it. If you need to bind new controls and the time it'll be needed to get used to it, it'll depend on how much/hard you train. There's no specific time cause every player has different skill level and knowledge
LOVE your vids man, I'm SURE you're proud of your vids but fr man be proud of yourself bruh your videos are on point all- around. Keep it up G, take it easy Edit: not to mention the way you explain things man: you deliver so much technical information so clear, precise and simply to where if we missed something it's only because you described it so perfectly that we're visualizing it and not fully paying attention to what follows. you deserve more cred man! you're the first name I think of when I want to watch a tutorial vid, then I watch others AFTER because sometimes the way diff content creators explain things can just make more sense with the way they worded it if THAT makes sense 🤦♂️🤦♂️ Anyway before I ramble on, keep on keepin on my man
personally, especially in 1600+ you gotta get to the ball a lot faster off of the wall than you are suggesting, going into an air dribble first then flip resetting, disguising what you are doing etc, maybe continue the air dribble after getting the reset to open up more options for yourself
Hey Thanovic Make a 100 hours "stall reset/stall flick" video This would help when you have practiced and can do flip resets consistent. Pls like if you want it too! Ps. Love your vids
Another advice : If you are too low with the ball, instead of hitting a flip reset without power, when you’ve gained the reset, just do a flip cancel under the ball. If done correclty, the ball will gain a lot of power instantly and also surprise the opponents. Great vide btw
"Someone who can flip reset can watch you to give you tips* It i had these friends i wouldnt be watching your vids thanovicÓ╭╮Ò (jk i am rewatching this vid cuz i started trying flip resetz)
I made a comment on the 100 hours of air dribbling and honestly you’re tutorial here is even better. Keep up the quality and dedication of your videos like this and people will notice. These are awesome
I watched this yesterday and am hitting consistent flip resets now. The only flip reset before was accidental. I've even gone as far as doing some ceiling stall flip resets. Trying to mimic pulse evample helped as well. I'm a dominus user btw
i gotta say im impressed by this tutorial. ive been trying in training to hit a single one for 5 hours on and off today (just started trying yesterday) and looked like the worst of the clips on this vid. while listening to this and taking attempts with this advice i got 3 flips and 1 actual goal despite not getting a single one earlier. cheers
One of the biggest tips I can give about flip resets is actually learning how to control your ball touches... by that i mean being able to understand how to stick your car to the ball or how to bounce the ball off of your car in the air. For instance, if you start an air dribble but you do NOT want the ball to stick to your hood (example: getting a double touch out of an air dribble set up, or flip reset out of a air dribble) you want to make drastic changes between your car speed and the ball speed, usually by letting go of boost for a second to gain space, and then holding boost down to get a harder touch on the ball. This can open tons of options for your offense, and the same can be said with the opposite. If you learn how to match the ball speed and close the distance without hitting the ball hard, you can similarly transition from a hard set up to something more controlled like being able to get your flip reset and then air dribble out of it. These tips aren't just for controlling speed with boost either - flipping towards the ball is relevant with space and difference of acceleration being variables that you can change. There's endless possibilities once you start delving deeper into understanding what actions create what reactions with the ball. Car control can help learn how to get the flip reset at first, but ball control is the next step. SUMMARY: Learn to control your touches. It makes everything easier and gives more options later on. A side note: learning how to get a hard touch can also help with the setup being more consistent. I personally like to get into an air dribble and take a slight touch in the air to sort of "set" the ball for my flip reset if I am ever given the time. Especially useful for cross map plays! :)
I'm starting to hit these in games now. I'm not as consistent as I'd like to be, but aerial training courses are definitely what got me to this point. Being able to adjust to different angles and situations is important.
Here is why I think flicks would be a more worthwhile video than double touches: Double touches have a limited variation and there are only 3 main parts, the first touch, the mid air correction and the shot. Once you can consistently hit double touches there is not much variation you can add. However with flicks, there are many different ways you can vary the shot. There are front flip flicks, diagonal flicks, 45 degree flicks, 90 degree flicks, 180 degree flicks and everything in between. You also have to match the speed of the ball, which requires control, and be able to control the speed of the flick. It would give much more variation and show much more progress.
Great tutorial! Only problem I "caught" is that you don't actually and practicly need all four of your wheels to touch the ball to get a flip reset. You can get a reset even if the ball doesn't make contact with any of your wheels. The main point is that you get the reset if the ball makes contact with the mass center of the car, which is slightly of center of the bottom of the car. That means that there may be points that the ball hits all four wheels, yet you don't get a reset. But again, great video! Keep it up!
You actually made me learn airdribbling. Started playing rocket league only a couple months ago and I really enjoyed it. When I hit platinum I thought it would be a cool challenge to learn airdribbling. Thanks to your vid I am now decently consistent on dribbling from my own half off of the wall into the goal. Gets me a lot of "Wow's", "Nice Shot's" and "Smurf :/'s". So thanks heaps and keep up the vids man! I will actually try to learn flip resets now :D - yeah, I know, it won't help me in plat but that doesn't matter haha
I’m only almost half way through the video and idk if you used this or not but having an air roll right or left or maybe even both on a button or 2 is very helpful for the setup. Your welcome 😇
My only additional comment would be that it's a little easier (at least for me) to get the flip before the ball starts to come back down to the ground. Meeting the ball as its still going up matches the direction of your car movement and makes it easier to get to. Great video!
Yooo Thanovic, loved the video and content!!! I think next time you should do freestyle flicks, I reckon they are very satisfying and one of the best mechanics in the game
Dude you seem so chill and absolutely like a person I could absolutely play with and just enjoy the game. If I’m ever good enough that would be a blast. Unless you have an alt account that you don’t care about lmao. Love your hair man. 😂😂
So one huge suggestion I would have is on how to explain the setup of getting your car underneath the ball. I was a diamond player when I started learning flip reset shots and in a matter of 3 hours I was consistently hitting them because I took a logical approach and analyzed the path of the ball. The absolute easiest way to get better at flip resets is to think of when the ball is falling back down, where the top of the arc is and aim for that point or a hair after. It's because then the ball is falling as you are rising and just thinking about both speeds at once makes it a ton easier and quicker to learn. I cant stress that enough, literally in a total of 5 hours I was where you were at in the 50s and it's simply because I was concentrating on pathing and that honestly became second nature very quickly. The mechanic of watching the arc is not one talked about anywhere but is such a huge aspect to getting better at rocket league.
By the way brilliant job tho with this video and your 100 hour air dribbling one. I just found you about 30 minutes ago and you gave some incredible aspects to think about in both of these mechanics that I never thought of before. Thank you so much for going through it, I learned a lot.
Thanovic same man. In freeplay i hit them but they still feel weak and need a lot of power. I need to try that with tapping a break before landing off. Anyways great tutorial there. The only one thats explained from the scrap
Just subbed. this is what rocket league needs, over and over again...since sunless' why you suck at rocket league videos years ago...no one has given good, instructional videos. keep on keeping on.
Thanovic your production quality just keeps getting better and better. I really enioyed helping you through the process of learning flip resets and air dribbles way way back. Heres to many more mechanics I can help with :)
I’ve never found myself braking before I hit the ball. I just boost into the ball and then stop boosting to slow myself down. This acts like a brake due to the pace but it balances both high and distance without losing any momentum, making the flip reset really easy to set up. Personally, the brake method makes it seem pretty unreliable due to the awkwardness of the slight but sudden pause and change if momentum👍
Watching this video so late haha but very helpful. I just got to D1 and this was something that I wanted to try even though I'm not quite ready to use these mechanics in game. I gave it an hour or 2 of practiced and managed to get my first ever flip reset a couple days ago! (On my channel). Wanting to get more consistent. Working on this stuff really helps improve my car control.
If you're already comfortable with tornado spining for aerials, don't stress over learning how to get the reset without air rolling. I find it much easier to get resets using air roll than with out.
I don't know about pc users but on ps4 I find a deadzone of around 0.15 helps me to be way more consistent at doing things like flip resets, mustys and air stalls. But that's just me and through years of gym and grafting I'm quite heavy handed so the extra leeway with 0.15 over 0.05 like the pros helps me big time.
Another fun thing too do with these is actually aerial up for maybe a backboard hit, but instead while not upside down tilt back and hit the ball for a reset, this usually hits the ball hard enough for a rather simple but flashy flip reset double tap
Good work, thanks! In my opinion the setup and getting the flip is the easiest part of flip resets. The hardest part is to use the actual flip and I haven't seen anyone on youtube actually talking about the flip. Would be great to see different flip techniques (I noticed you often use backflip) and the perfect flip-reset-flick. The problem is many times I get flip reset and when I flip in the ball the movement is so predictable and weak, so it would have higher scoring chances if I would have just boomed the ball on net or went for a simple airdribble or double touch.
The only problem I have is the amount of subs you have with these brilliant tutorials I have no idea how you have so little subs. Keep up the great content man!🙃
Wow… this really did save me a ton of time. I was somehow getting the hang of it within 3 hours straight. Near the end I was getting them at least 5 times consistently. Every once in a while
There was something in Virge’s video that I learned and is very helpful, he said “getting the flip in a flip reset isn’t just touching all four wheels to the ball, but hitting the ball with the center of mass of the bottom of your car”
I feel like what really has to be stressed a bit more is that it's super important to be able to control the car flying backwards. That's (at least for me) not a skill that perfected itsself just by playing, but it's fairly easy to learn by just grinding freeplay or some custom maps. It would be so much easier to get a flip reset if you just had to touch the ball with the upper side of the car because the approach would just be to fly at it normally and then lean forward. Flying backward isn't any harder though in principle, it just isn't sth. people do alot ingame.
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you should do power shots at some point
Aerial passing
Ceiling Musty ;)
tempting, might have to add it to the list
Could be an add on to this but stalling.
This is the perfect flip reset tutorial, everytime I looked for a tutorial to help me it was always hard to understand because they never went through the process form scratch, this is a great video, much love !
Thanks dude! And yeah that was the idea with this one, start off with barely any knowledge and work my way up so you guys don't have to hahah
Agreed but if you're good enough(or rather have a good eye and mechanical knowledge) you can learn just watching videos, I barley watched a tutorial in my life
Well said
HEX I agree but it’s way harder cause you gotta pay very close attention and every now and then slow it down to see it in slow motion on how it’s done. I remember someone from boxing once said is if you wanna learn a technique or a skill always find a person who is known for it and study them as much as possible and as much detail as possible. For example in boxing let’s say you wanna know how to do the Philly Shell, you would probably study someone like Floyd Mayweather cause he is very well known for it as many of his defense skills. I think it’s harder than watching this video but trust me you’ll learn the best way to do it rather than what most people do which don’t get me wrong works but do you wanna be good an like everyone else or Wanna be above and beyond with the skill your learning. All depends on how serious you are but I absolutely agree
agree
One thing fluump said that stuck with me was that when you’re approaching the ball (usually upside down) don’t focus on landing the reset until the very end. Meaning that fly at the ball with the nose of your car pointed directly at the center of the ball. Once you’re lined up perfectly then lean ur car to hit the ball with the wheels
I'm definitely going to try that, thanks.
Aidan Castro hehe commented the same thing
Yea this is the thing that finally clicked it for me
That helps 100%, I definitely can’t hit flip resets consistently but I found after some time that that tip helps significantly. That’s why when you watch pros they can go from what looks like an air dribble to a flip reset instantaneously. They are perfectly positioned to just rotate their car slightly to get their 4 wheels on the ball, so they’re not worried about getting under it, rather going straight at it and then just leaning back a bit to hit it.
FLuuMP knows best! I'm going to start using this too! Thank you!
My guy spends more time practing flip resets than I have in game time
Same
100 hours and ur watching a flip reset tutorial 😅
@@robinceuppens2178 😬
@@robinceuppens2178 i got 50 hours and im watching this, lol
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This gave me an appreciation for the pros just knowing that this one skill takes this much work to get good and consistent at is amazing pros and players who are good deserve credit with the time and effort they put in.
Pros go so hard man, their dedication is mad
You dont need to be a pro to learn resets (?)
@@cytro he never said that
@@cytro no but flip resets are just one hard mechanic that pros can do consistently it took him 100 hours to start to get them imagine how much time pros put into learning them and they did it tens times over with other difficult mechanics
@@pppoopoo1811 I'm no pro but I'm actually pretty good at resets
Best tutorial on flip resets in my opinion so far. Although, I wasnt expecting a tutorial based off the title.. so it was a pleasant surprise!
Thanks man! Always like to include the tutorial in these
i think virge has the best flip reset tutorial but this is really good as well
This deserves more likes. Time is money and our Guy put in another 100h+ in one of his Videos. Thank you.
Yep
This is the type of content that is hard to make but most valued, it’s cool that YOU are the person actually making these videos
Thank you Tori! I appreciate the kind words!!!! ❤️
This video is fantastic bro. The the tutorial is flawless, really breaks it down and that's so helpful when it comes to challenging mechanics. I honestly have no idea how you have only 20k subs man! Keep up the great work
Thanks heaps dude!!
By far the best flip reset tutorial on RUclips even though it's over a year old. You don't go overly in depth because anyone who has the ability to learn this mechanic already has the basic knowledge needed.
The only thing that I learned from my practice that I don't think you covered here is to use boost to build momentum toward the ball but not boost as you're pulling down to hit the reset. After 20 hours of struggling I finally figured out that was the thing holding me back. That fraction of a second I was holding boost too long plus the impact of the reset was sending me much further toward the ground than I needed to be and left me in really difficult positions to effectively use the flip or I smacked the ball so hard that it went way ahead of me. If anyone else gets like me to where they consistently and quickly get the setup and hit the reset but are struggling in using that reset I recommend checking your boost usage.
thank you alot it helped me i was having the same proplem
Yo dude. I just want to take my time and thank you from the bottom of my heart. 3 months ago I was champ 1, and struggling to get a win. At that point I found your channel. After starting to watch your video 24/7 and really listening to your advice I improved alot. Today I hit grand champ ... Thank you my man
YO CONGRATS DUDE! That's so awesome to hear!!!
Thanovic: I spent 100 hours learning flip resets
Me: yeah I wanna do that too
Me: checks how many hours I have on the game after almost 3 years of playing
Game: 81 hours
Me: Nevermind
I always think I have more hours than I do hahah
81 hours for 3 years?! I don't know if you're joking
@@alexicalie No joke, and I play like 3 hours a day I think my progress was deleted or something
I've had the game since 2015, have 83 hours play time and I've been playing for at least an hour or 2 for the last couple of weeks 😂
Stewie Griffin weird
another thing people don’t talk about is that holding accelerate while you get the flip reset makes the whole flip reset physics bug out and even though you land it perfectly you still won’t get it
True
@lloyd james Just takes practice actively paying attention to being softer and less stuck on the controller. If your on PC, I find the dribble challenge 1.2 workshop to be great for working on this.
Next: dribbling and flicking
Maybe! Will have to check the poll
poll has said no
Very demanding
That's a lot easier
Hyvä idea
man this is basically what the best players do not show, thanks a lot, I was giving up on doing a Flip reset.
Thenovic is the Luke the notable of RL, “I spent 100 hours on ___ mechanic and this is what happened”
Thunderstorm it's just that this channel is good and luke is fucking cancer
Mölw how do you fuck cancer . Asking for a friend
Ty bro haha
Brendan Robb it's a hobby, you've never heard it before???
Mölw they’re both really good channels
I literally just started to practice these myself, the aerial car training might be a good thing for me to mix in when I get frustrated with training.
Definitely helped me out man!
sheamus same
@@Thanovic what routine did you do to practice the aerial car control?
100 stiffness helps hugely as it recenters the camera in car cam when you get your flip reset, I learnt that from scrub and kuxir. And it really is just months of practice, what helped me at the start was boosting upside straight into the ball from head on, then turn the nose of your car to the ground just before you make contact with the ball. 9/10 times I can get a flip reset now and am often surprised when I don't get it.
guys i we should appreciate how he takes his time and rply to every single comment soon when he gets to one million he wont be able to rply to all our comments
I will still try! Hahah but thank you dude
Fantastic video, you’re showing people that they can master a mechanic that they have no experience in as long as they put the time in. It’s amazing how dedicated you are to learning new mechanics.
Well edited as always, and thanks again for including my clips! ❤️
Thanks Loha! And thank you for providing the mad clips!!!
For me it is more like 160 hours of banned, this is what ive learned: DO NOT SWEAR IN ROCKET LEAGUE
@Aaron Tate how can you even handle that. I was banned for like 5 days and I was stuck in free play all the time and it was SO BORING.
@@pipsqueak_fr well not all people have other fun games to play.
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banned for a week
All of your 100 hour videos are all inspiring me to learn these new tricks
Thanks
Thanks dude! I hope they help
plats: *happiness noises*
You read us right :)
Yup
Good stuff man ! Ive recently learned myself and this breakdown of the steps is the best one yet tbh
Yo thank you so much!
Lol I was looking for flip reset tutorial (yesterday) and now there is this video thx thanovic
Virge did a really good one recently too!!
Thanovic So did Sir Classy, but you really helped a lot more!
Flip resets are mad hard to do. Props to anyone that can do them well. Been about 6 hrs and I can hit a flip reset goal here and there in free play. It’s tough
Hey thanovic love these videos and the streams!
Hey man thanks heaps!!
Only been practicing these for 6 hours and almost hit two in game yesterday.. I’ve never practiced any sort of mechanics past air roll left before. So fun going for these shots in training.
My biggest struggles I’ve learned is my upside down flying car control, spamming a while hitting my reset so it just flips immediately and then actually getting the reset, it seems to me a lot of times it looks like I nail it perfect but don’t get the reset. I think your advice of hitting the underside will help me a lot
It took me a few hours to learn flip reset but where I’m struggling is hitting the ball after getting the reset
Yea this stuff is great, I've been looking for a channel that goes into depth on the high level mechanics for a while now. I'm ranked around 1750 in doubles so I know just about everything that the typical "how to" videos explain, so I appreciate you going into the small details. I'd like to see a video where you talk to a bunch of high level players and get them to tell you one small relatively unknown thing they do to improve their game. My example would be something I'm working on adding into my game at the moment. When trying to start a dribble from a ball falling from high above, hold powerslide to reduce the height of the ball bounce off your car. What this does is transfer some of the ball's energy into your car which allows for a lower ball bounce and quicker control. The side effect is obviously that your car loses speed or can be pushed out to the side away from the ball making recovery slow. Anyway, check it out in free play and see if you could get a video of similar details like this made. It would certainly be interesting.
It's a solid idea dude!!!
You look like a GOD when you do flip resets
Thanks man, I started playing after the fortnite challenges. I'm currently fully capable of air dribbling, wave dashing, half flips, kuxir pinch, powerslide recovery, etc. I'm plat 1 division 2 trying my best to push into diamond. But my major reason I installed this game was to learn freestyling, I'm working on my car control and eventually ill be able to look back at this tutorial, I appreciate it.
Damn these videos might actually inspire to start grinding some mechanics
same lmao
Hope they can help!
@@Thanovic They'll do, you actually inspired me too to hardcore train again like I did back when I was a Goldie.
Hahaha you should be proud of that
@@Thanovic you have no idea man, remember those training packs which will improve mechanics? Yeah now I've learnt how to read the ball better and use that as an opportunity to redirect :):)
Me looks at a flip reset tutorial and tries it.Rages, so I need to watch people practice.Now you have another subscriber thank you
I know that we rnt in the majority but if u can do 100h flicks after ur 100h double taps it would be incredible 👌😃
Love ur content btw keep it up ❤
I love the idea of both of them! But it comes down to the poll bro, we will have to see at the end of the week
@@Thanovic Yea np bro 100h double taps should be interesting to watch ;)
Why did I just find this channel now?! These 100hour series are explained so much better than all the other videos I have seen. Underrated channel, honestly you should have way more suscribers, keep up the good work!
Thanks man!!
U just earned a new subscriper congratulations
Welcome to the team!!! Thanks heaps man! ❤️
I've been playing this game alot with my friends and enjoying it..... But this vid sheds so much light on the actual skill ceiling of this game and the amount of dedication it takes to master. Thus I apluad you sharing of knowledge and my humble application thank you. :)
i feel like thanovic should try joining rlcs
Not saying he’s bad, but he’s without a doubt not RLCS level
why, flip resets aint gonna get u into rlcs lol
Watched this video 10 times and finally caught what your chat said to to about staying on the wall longer and boosting faster toward ball and it changed my life.
Thanks for including that. 😁
Great work! What commitment. Genuinely so impressed. I have a few questions: Is it possible to do it without a tornado spin? How much more difficult is it without binding to allow for tornado spin? If i bind my buttons (Nintendo switch) to allow for tornado spin, how much time does it take to get used to this change?
I don't tornado spin when I come of the right wall so it's definitely possible. I think it's not even that hard to do it without the tornado honestly, I just got used to the tornado faster. And you will have to put a little bit of work into learning the movements with the tornado but you could try just trying to keep your car up in freeplay while only doing tornado spins and variations of them, that really helps your control. And thank you for the kind words!!! ❤️
Almost everything is possible as long you have boost manage, the good of tornado spinning is that you control car direction and speed easier if you're used to it.
If you need to bind new controls and the time it'll be needed to get used to it, it'll depend on how much/hard you train. There's no specific time cause every player has different skill level and knowledge
I don’t tornado spin and it works fine
I’ve never heard of this braking method before. I can’t wait to try it!
If I’d get a penny for every time thanovic said “Rocket League” in this video...
... I would be broke :/
LOVE your vids man, I'm SURE you're proud of your vids but fr man be proud of yourself bruh your videos are on point all- around.
Keep it up G, take it easy
Edit: not to mention the way you explain things man: you deliver so much technical information so clear, precise and simply to where if we missed something it's only because you described it so perfectly that we're visualizing it and not fully paying attention to what follows.
you deserve more cred man! you're the first name I think of when I want to watch a tutorial vid, then I watch others AFTER because sometimes the way diff content creators explain things can just make more sense with the way they worded it if THAT makes sense 🤦♂️🤦♂️
Anyway before I ramble on,
keep on keepin on my man
another quality vid, thanks chief
Thanks dude!
personally, especially in 1600+ you gotta get to the ball a lot faster off of the wall than you are suggesting, going into an air dribble first then flip resetting, disguising what you are doing etc, maybe continue the air dribble after getting the reset to open up more options for yourself
Okay thanks man! Good to know!!!
@@Thanovic you could also fake running out of boost
Hey Thanovic
Make a 100 hours "stall reset/stall flick" video
This would help when you have practiced and can do flip resets consistent.
Pls like if you want it too!
Ps. Love your vids
I'm still practicing flip resets everyday. I probably won't do another 100 on it but I am still learning lol
stall flick? never heard of that
Very impressive, I will wait for the double flip reset vid now. Not because I can I can hit a flip reset I just genuinely enjoy the content
You may have to wait a long time hahah
anyone else get a grammarly ad then she said she forgot how to spell quosidence I cant spell it :(
Easily the best walk-through of flip resets I've seen. Keep up the good work!
Thanks man!! Much love
it took me 500 hours to hit a penta reset. there is no way you can learn to flip reset in 15 min.
Okay,people learn differently. Sorry you’re trash
@@joned1000 i bet you cant penta reset lol
I meant hours. Also I said 50 and not 15 but I know a lot of people learn fast than I do so 15 hours is still very doable for a lot of people
@@Thanovic Ok mb. btw love the content didn't mean in a rude way so sry
@@mythgtr7860 you're allgood dude!
Another advice : If you are too low with the ball, instead of hitting a flip reset without power, when you’ve gained the reset, just do a flip cancel under the ball. If done correclty, the ball will gain a lot of power instantly and also surprise the opponents. Great vide btw
Damn I need to try this out then
"Someone who can flip reset can watch you to give you tips*
It i had these friends i wouldnt be watching your vids thanovicÓ╭╮Ò (jk i am rewatching this vid cuz i started trying flip resetz)
I made a comment on the 100 hours of air dribbling and honestly you’re tutorial here is even better. Keep up the quality and dedication of your videos like this and people will notice. These are awesome
Thank you dude! Much love ✌️
Dude 100 hours just to learn flip resets... I literally have only 400 h overall in RL ^^
I have too much time my guy
Hey, It didnt taking a lot of time to learn filip reset, I was learning rarely, 1 hour per day and not every day. Now I can flip reset
@@Thanovic na mate, i get 100 hours+ every week :P
I have 30 days played and I don't any advanced mechanics :(
I watched this yesterday and am hitting consistent flip resets now. The only flip reset before was accidental. I've even gone as far as doing some ceiling stall flip resets.
Trying to mimic pulse evample helped as well. I'm a dominus user btw
i gotta say im impressed by this tutorial. ive been trying in training to hit a single one for 5 hours on and off today (just started trying yesterday) and looked like the worst of the clips on this vid. while listening to this and taking attempts with this advice i got 3 flips and 1 actual goal despite not getting a single one earlier. cheers
Awesome video. I haven't came across your content yet but I subscribed and can't wait for more!
Hey thanks man!!
Dude you're honestly the most underrated RL youtuber out there. Hope you blow up in a big way, love the vids :)
Thank you so much man!
Best tutorial I've seen by far, you break it down good, for that I am subbing
i have spent 1 hour on this and im at the point where you are and you did it for 100 hours. im really happy i can do them now and nice video;)
One of the biggest tips I can give about flip resets is actually learning how to control your ball touches... by that i mean being able to understand how to stick your car to the ball or how to bounce the ball off of your car in the air. For instance, if you start an air dribble but you do NOT want the ball to stick to your hood (example: getting a double touch out of an air dribble set up, or flip reset out of a air dribble) you want to make drastic changes between your car speed and the ball speed, usually by letting go of boost for a second to gain space, and then holding boost down to get a harder touch on the ball. This can open tons of options for your offense, and the same can be said with the opposite. If you learn how to match the ball speed and close the distance without hitting the ball hard, you can similarly transition from a hard set up to something more controlled like being able to get your flip reset and then air dribble out of it. These tips aren't just for controlling speed with boost either - flipping towards the ball is relevant with space and difference of acceleration being variables that you can change. There's endless possibilities once you start delving deeper into understanding what actions create what reactions with the ball. Car control can help learn how to get the flip reset at first, but ball control is the next step.
SUMMARY: Learn to control your touches. It makes everything easier and gives more options later on.
A side note: learning how to get a hard touch can also help with the setup being more consistent. I personally like to get into an air dribble and take a slight touch in the air to sort of "set" the ball for my flip reset if I am ever given the time. Especially useful for cross map plays! :)
Yo thanks heaps man!
I'm starting to hit these in games now. I'm not as consistent as I'd like to be, but aerial training courses are definitely what got me to this point. Being able to adjust to different angles and situations is important.
Nice! I'm still working on mine every day!
Here is why I think flicks would be a more worthwhile video than double touches: Double touches have a limited variation and there are only 3 main parts, the first touch, the mid air correction and the shot. Once you can consistently hit double touches there is not much variation you can add. However with flicks, there are many different ways you can vary the shot. There are front flip flicks, diagonal flicks, 45 degree flicks, 90 degree flicks, 180 degree flicks and everything in between. You also have to match the speed of the ball, which requires control, and be able to control the speed of the flick. It would give much more variation and show much more progress.
While I agree, I like to stick to the polls, that being said, I imagine Flicks will get voted in next month
Great tutorial! Only problem I "caught" is that you don't actually and practicly need all four of your wheels to touch the ball to get a flip reset. You can get a reset even if the ball doesn't make contact with any of your wheels. The main point is that you get the reset if the ball makes contact with the mass center of the car, which is slightly of center of the bottom of the car. That means that there may be points that the ball hits all four wheels, yet you don't get a reset. But again, great video! Keep it up!
I have been told since hahah but TY
You actually made me learn airdribbling. Started playing rocket league only a couple months ago and I really enjoyed it. When I hit platinum I thought it would be a cool challenge to learn airdribbling. Thanks to your vid I am now decently consistent on dribbling from my own half off of the wall into the goal. Gets me a lot of "Wow's", "Nice Shot's" and "Smurf :/'s".
So thanks heaps and keep up the vids man! I will actually try to learn flip resets now :D - yeah, I know, it won't help me in plat but that doesn't matter haha
Nice man! I'm glad the vids can help!!
I’m only almost half way through the video and idk if you used this or not but having an air roll right or left or maybe even both on a button or 2 is very helpful for the setup. Your welcome 😇
My only additional comment would be that it's a little easier (at least for me) to get the flip before the ball starts to come back down to the ground. Meeting the ball as its still going up matches the direction of your car movement and makes it easier to get to. Great video!
Good to know! Thank you dude!
Yooo Thanovic, loved the video and content!!! I think next time you should do freestyle flicks, I reckon they are very satisfying and one of the best mechanics in the game
Need to research a few first haha
Thanovic yeah true, the breezi or the one jzr does are good you should take a look :) also you replied to my comment aaah XDDD
Thank you for posting this. I've wanted to do these for awhile. Now I have a better understanding of how to do them
Hope it helps bro!
I've got about 960 hours in Rocket League and I never tried flip resents. Going to use this. I appreciate this tutorial.
Thanks man!!!
Dude you seem so chill and absolutely like a person I could absolutely play with and just enjoy the game. If I’m ever good enough that would be a blast. Unless you have an alt account that you don’t care about lmao.
Love your hair man. 😂😂
hahaha thanks man! And I'll be getting an alt soonish
Thanovic don’t be afraid to say no brother, I’ll still support you 100%. Love your content and I’ll always be part of your community.
@@Thanovic you can also make and alt account and family share the game, althought you cant play ranked
So one huge suggestion I would have is on how to explain the setup of getting your car underneath the ball. I was a diamond player when I started learning flip reset shots and in a matter of 3 hours I was consistently hitting them because I took a logical approach and analyzed the path of the ball. The absolute easiest way to get better at flip resets is to think of when the ball is falling back down, where the top of the arc is and aim for that point or a hair after. It's because then the ball is falling as you are rising and just thinking about both speeds at once makes it a ton easier and quicker to learn. I cant stress that enough, literally in a total of 5 hours I was where you were at in the 50s and it's simply because I was concentrating on pathing and that honestly became second nature very quickly. The mechanic of watching the arc is not one talked about anywhere but is such a huge aspect to getting better at rocket league.
By the way brilliant job tho with this video and your 100 hour air dribbling one. I just found you about 30 minutes ago and you gave some incredible aspects to think about in both of these mechanics that I never thought of before. Thank you so much for going through it, I learned a lot.
Very true, and thank you lol
This tutorial was much more helpful than the double touch tutorial. Please update the double touch one as soon as possible please. 💚
I just reached gc and scored only like 2 flip resets. I definitely understood what i gotta do. Will definitely try these tommorow. Great content 👍🏾
Thanks dude! I need to start going for them in game as well hahah
Thanovic same man. In freeplay i hit them but they still feel weak and need a lot of power. I need to try that with tapping a break before landing off. Anyways great tutorial there. The only one thats explained from the scrap
Dude you have helped me so much in my Rocket League career and now I’m basically a GC, Thank You man
Just subbed. this is what rocket league needs, over and over again...since sunless' why you suck at rocket league videos years ago...no one has given good, instructional videos. keep on keeping on.
Hey thanks heaps man!! ❤️
Thanks, Thano. I also haven't paid flip resets any attention and I'm 2k hours in. Your video helped my headspace a lot. Cheers!
Yo im new to the channel but u seem like a chill guy. Thxs for the tutorial. It improved my flip resets a lot
Thanovic your production quality just keeps getting better and better. I really enioyed helping you through the process of learning flip resets and air dribbles way way back. Heres to many more mechanics I can help with :)
Thanks Tehcno!
from thanvoic's videos we learn one thing that practice makes perfect.
This is very useful because I’m just learning and being a plat 2 gives me a rep as being bad and not being able to do mechanics like this
I’ve never found myself braking before I hit the ball. I just boost into the ball and then stop boosting to slow myself down. This acts like a brake due to the pace but it balances both high and distance without losing any momentum, making the flip reset really easy to set up. Personally, the brake method makes it seem pretty unreliable due to the awkwardness of the slight but sudden pause and change if momentum👍
Good advice! I felt it was always easier without braking so I will start using this as well!
thanks man. i am seeing improvements in my attempts but i’m still struggling with hitting the ball after i’ve gotten the reset.
im in the same boat rn. did you ever like, figure it out?
@@dylanhinrich4937 hey any updates? I've just decided to learn flip resets and 4 hours in
@@cal9031 yes I got it figured out for the most part I can flip reset musty sometimes and get a double or a triple, sometimes
Watching this video so late haha but very helpful. I just got to D1 and this was something that I wanted to try even though I'm not quite ready to use these mechanics in game. I gave it an hour or 2 of practiced and managed to get my first ever flip reset a couple days ago! (On my channel). Wanting to get more consistent. Working on this stuff really helps improve my car control.
Up thanpovic I love your videos your actually the best you tuber ik, keep up the awesome work love from Paekakariki 😆
Cheers man! Love from Whitby
If you're already comfortable with tornado spining for aerials, don't stress over learning how to get the reset without air rolling. I find it much easier to get resets using air roll than with out.
I don't know about pc users but on ps4 I find a deadzone of around 0.15 helps me to be way more consistent at doing things like flip resets, mustys and air stalls. But that's just me and through years of gym and grafting I'm quite heavy handed so the extra leeway with 0.15 over 0.05 like the pros helps me big time.
Nice man! Find what works and roll with it!
Another fun thing too do with these is actually aerial up for maybe a backboard hit, but instead while not upside down tilt back and hit the ball for a reset, this usually hits the ball hard enough for a rather simple but flashy flip reset double tap
Welcome back mini
Thanovic oh you remember me. Ye when I watched you last I was like plat and now I’m C3 and you did help
I have seen some of your latest content but never commented
Good work, thanks! In my opinion the setup and getting the flip is the easiest part of flip resets. The hardest part is to use the actual flip and I haven't seen anyone on youtube actually talking about the flip. Would be great to see different flip techniques (I noticed you often use backflip) and the perfect flip-reset-flick. The problem is many times I get flip reset and when I flip in the ball the movement is so predictable and weak, so it would have higher scoring chances if I would have just boomed the ball on net or went for a simple airdribble or double touch.
I agree, Im still learning too haha
You’re a fantastic RUclipsr, subscribed and ready for more. Thanks Thanovic.
Thanks dude!!! ❤️
The only problem I have is the amount of subs you have with these brilliant tutorials I have no idea how you have so little subs. Keep up the great content man!🙃
A tip that helped me is that if you hold rt while flying, stop. This might just be a placebo that worked for me or something but it helped me a lot.
Wow… this really did save me a ton of time. I was somehow getting the hang of it within 3 hours straight. Near the end I was getting them at least 5 times consistently. Every once in a while
There was something in Virge’s video that I learned and is very helpful, he said “getting the flip in a flip reset isn’t just touching all four wheels to the ball, but hitting the ball with the center of mass of the bottom of your car”
You also want to hit it with the front part of the car it helps get a smoother flip reset and a better execution
True
Honestly bro thank you for motivating me with these videos! They just inspire you to improve so just ty keep up the good content
Thanks man! ❤️
I like how he actually shows that you could flip reset without stalling since its really unnecessary.
I feel like what really has to be stressed a bit more is that it's super important to be able to control the car flying backwards. That's (at least for me) not a skill that perfected itsself just by playing, but it's fairly easy to learn by just grinding freeplay or some custom maps.
It would be so much easier to get a flip reset if you just had to touch the ball with the upper side of the car because the approach would just be to fly at it normally and then lean forward. Flying backward isn't any harder though in principle, it just isn't sth. people do alot ingame.
2:00 after aerial control training it was like a completely different person. Inspiring dude
Thanks dude!