Bro! Lifting my back heel and curling my toes right in the pocket like that, changed everything for me. At 46 years old I finally have a consistent Tre-flip! Thank you!! 🤘
I'm 40 this year and thought my skating days were long gone, After not stepping on a board for over 10 years I was shocked how easily it all came back, absolutely loving it atm just gotta protect that hip from snapping 😂
Couldn’t do tre for 20 years until someone told me the missing piece of the puzzle. Jump a little bit over to the right diagonally as that’s where the board is going
@@theskatevectorkudzmuti think of it in 3 stages. Stage one is get your feet in tre position. Step two is put your weight in the back seat and step 3 is to pop/ scoop and jump diagonally following the board
That definitely helps for some people. My BF has to jump like 2-3 feet to the right in order to do it. I just jump straight up because my board stays right under me.
I think it is so sick how you learned a lot of tricks from your brother. My brother and I both skate but for us the dynamic is switched because I help teach my brother a lot of basic tricks even though he is 2 years older.
I used to do tré flips popping them with the nose when I first started learning them. Years later, a friend noticed I did them this way and couldn't believe it. He convinced me to relearn them by popping the tail. When I eventually figured them out, I got very consistent with them. Felt more confident too. Took them down stairs with no fear. I recently started skating again at the age of 40. Ankles and kneees and lower back problems are the biggest issue now, but I enjoy landing tricks again. Even if it is like 20 tries later
Hey man saw u at the kingswell sesh in august. It’s wild how different it is watching u skate compared to other skaters. Everything is just pristine! Your frontside flip over the picnic table was unreal, still watch that clip every once an awhile lol. An these treflips couldn’t be more perfect. Cheers on the tips! Would love a frontside flip vid!
Really well made video cept for the one audio hiccup. Love the way you explained everything bro. Long time skater here, came for the tips and stayed for the vibes. Loved the flow of the video and your explanations and music. Nice man!
I can rotate my tre flips every time and I have them pretty good, but my biggest struggle is keeping my front shoulder closed, I feel like I snap my lead shoulder open when popping and I will land a lot of them with my shoulders open and my hips forward almost. How do you practice keeping shoulder closed and hips square? It may just be a lack of power and pop so I am overcompensating with my hips and shoulders ? Keep up the great content !
That’s one of the hardest parts I forgot to mention. The only way to learn is to force yourself not to turn. It’s so awkward initially but with practice you’ll be able to control how far your shoulders turn. I hope that helps!
Bro I have found that literally just kinda pointing your arm behind you will do all the stuff you mentioned. Like you're gonna throw a haymaker just keep your back arm behind you and that will keep your hips and shoulders where you want. Trust me
Same issue I have. My front shoulder opens up and I land similar kinda “diagonal” facing forward. Been doing them every day till I lock em down. Day 20 so far. We got this man
you nailed it ,its over compensation with your hip and shoulders and also where you are looking sometimes. it might be your looking to far ahead and your shoulders are just naturally turning open. the other possibilty is your jumping to quickly. im guessing you have a 3 flip where you do you big jump forward right? like if you needed to 3 flip on a 2 ft balance beam, youd fall off?
Great tips. I think you touched on this recently in another video (Crob Woodward?). It’s helped me a lot with finding my tre flips again and correcting my technique.
I have been skating for a while now. I remember when I first started, it was difficult to flick my tre's. However, with practice, I got used to it. One day, a friend lent me their penny board and I flipped it, noticing the slow-motion effect. Suddenly, everything clicked in my head. Since then, I have stopped flicking my tres and instead focus on catching and flicking them correctly with my back foot, making it easier for me. I wish i saw this video 8 yrs ago lmao
Mine always seem to lag behind me, like my back foot lands on the board but the front foot is in front of the board. I always hear to lean back more if that happens, but then i can never get it to snap or scoop right. Do you think about leaning a certain way or keeping your shoulders square when doing it?
How far into your skateboarding experience did you decide you were a steep kick guy and why? I tried your VX and realized, I'm not a steep kick guy, I prefer a flatter nose and tail and mellow concave. It would be nice to have more clarification of the geometry in the deck details section on the NHS skate direct site.
I have bone spurs and ligament damage in my back foot/ankle. Lost Tre flips the last few years. I can still do one but I don’t HAVE em anymore. Pretty upsetting. Been putting off surgery for a while I have a small kiddo I take care of full time.
Rotating the board and catching it with front foot is easy for me. What is impossible for me is to keep my back foot above the board. My back foot just lands on the ground to fast no matter how high I jump. Not many tutorials mention this problem. I am so frustrated with this back foot, as I am trying to land this trick every day for months.
Maurio i have a problem where i jump outward whenever i do the treflip. I'm goofy and whenever I pop my body jumps forward (Left of the board). Do you have any suggestions how I can fix this.
The first time i landed a tre was after learning 3 shuvs and getting varials down. I stopped listening to everyone else and their advice on how its all scoop and started flicking my tres and fucking landed one after 3 tries. sometimes the best advice is not to take everyone else's advice. Doing them this way also helped me learn bigflips and full cab flips. But thats just my method personally, theres a million ways to do the same trick which is what makes skateboarding so beautiful.
my problem is i can't put my back foot on the board if i try my tre flip is not gonna do full 360 flip, i can land my font foot on the board perfectly but the back i can't even touch the board with it
Thanks Maurio, time to learn this trick finally with 43. I did it when I was younger kind of like a varial flip and lost interest in it. Keep them videos up and maybe buy a better micro. The sound was a bit low.
I learn this trick for motnths and only landed 3 times, my balance focus too much in left foot(my flick) so when i scoop i always do it with full speed, and it didn't work
That’s a great question. I try my best to find the happy medium for my weight. For me, tight trucks won’t scoop but loose trucks scoop too much. For me to do it right, there has to be a little bit of lean in the truck but enough tightness to have it bounce back once I scoop
I appreciate the tips but you don't really spend enough time & detail explaining the scoop so it doesn't help me much. When you first describe the technique you don't even mention popping you just go straight to scoop. You're not the only one who does this but AFAIK there's definitely a snap/pop in there right before the scoop. Wouldn't be mad if you did another tutorial that was more detailed about that part. Pop the board and scoop almost simultaneously? Or wait like a few milliseconds until the board is about to lift off the ground as you pop and jump? Just so many more details would be helpful. It's not the same learning these when you don't have an in-person teacher
It’s really a mix between popping and scooping but for the most part all you feel is the scooping motion. I agree there are many other small details that could be helpful. Revisiting this in the future wouldn’t be a bad idea. I appreciate the honest feedback!
Why MY tre flips aren't tre flippin? Well, because I try to tre flip without knowing how to land a kickflip xD but the tre is way more natural to me than kickflips.
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love how you addressed the "steezy" 3flip at the beginning. thank you for keeping real 360 flip's alive!
I fell victim to the trend when I was younger! Some people can really make them look amazing that way but you can’t beat a Kalis treflip!!
@@maurcoy facts!
#BringBackThePow
Facts! I 100% agree.
For real. Fake steeze 360 flips are the worst
Can watch this all day 🙌 BUTTERY
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Bro! Lifting my back heel and curling my toes right in the pocket like that, changed everything for me. At 46 years old I finally have a consistent Tre-flip!
Thank you!! 🤘
I'm 40 this year and thought my skating days were long gone,
After not stepping on a board for over 10 years I was shocked how easily it all came back, absolutely loving it atm just gotta protect that hip from snapping 😂
im sending it. 40yo crew represent!
@@sparkyrosatch2770 YESSS! That's how it went for me too.
Dude, 43 and and same
Haha yeah I got tres at the same age partly because of the back foot tip and by borrowing some ups from a bank/euro 😂
This is what "trick tips" always should have been... doing the Lords work my G!
Couldn’t do tre for 20 years until someone told me the missing piece of the puzzle. Jump a little bit over to the right diagonally as that’s where the board is going
are you regular or goofy
@@helloyoupig1237regular so if you were goofy it means jump a little bit over to the left
U got more tre flip tips bro?
@@theskatevectorkudzmuti think of it in 3 stages. Stage one is get your feet in tre position. Step two is put your weight in the back seat and step 3 is to pop/ scoop and jump diagonally following the board
That definitely helps for some people. My BF has to jump like 2-3 feet to the right in order to do it.
I just jump straight up because my board stays right under me.
Love these videos so much! So helpful what about hardflips next?
I think it is so sick how you learned a lot of tricks from your brother. My brother and I both skate but for us the dynamic is switched because I help teach my brother a lot of basic tricks even though he is 2 years older.
I would skate with my Sons, when they were younger and lived with me. Now when they call me and tell me they are skating together my heart is warmed.
@@jasonharris5201 hell yeah
This is the best “how to tre flip” video on RUclips
I used to do tré flips popping them with the nose when I first started learning them. Years later, a friend noticed I did them this way and couldn't believe it. He convinced me to relearn them by popping the tail. When I eventually figured them out, I got very consistent with them. Felt more confident too. Took them down stairs with no fear. I recently started skating again at the age of 40. Ankles and kneees and lower back problems are the biggest issue now, but I enjoy landing tricks again. Even if it is like 20 tries later
Enjoy :))
Shoutout to your brother! Two socks is the way to go. Thanks for passing the wisdom along!
Hey man saw u at the kingswell sesh in august. It’s wild how different it is watching u skate compared to other skaters. Everything is just pristine! Your frontside flip over the picnic table was unreal, still watch that clip every once an awhile lol. An these treflips couldn’t be more perfect. Cheers on the tips! Would love a frontside flip vid!
Really well made video cept for the one audio hiccup. Love the way you explained everything bro. Long time skater here, came for the tips and stayed for the vibes. Loved the flow of the video and your explanations and music. Nice man!
Hell yeah Maurio!!!! The “over the rail the hard way” one was veryyy sick
Good to have a brother like that. He still skate?
Cool title!!!! Please keep the
🌋 🌞 😎 🌞 🌋 cominggg!!!! Great edits and cool music!!!! Cool examples and explanation!!!!
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Awesome video , I been skating for over 15 years and I always have problems with my treflip
Thanks for the gorilla toe tip!! What are you shooting this on? Crispy footy
I can rotate my tre flips every time and I have them pretty good, but my biggest struggle is keeping my front shoulder closed, I feel like I snap my lead shoulder open when popping and I will land a lot of them with my shoulders open and my hips forward almost. How do you practice keeping shoulder closed and hips square? It may just be a lack of power and pop so I am overcompensating with my hips and shoulders ? Keep up the great content !
That’s one of the hardest parts I forgot to mention. The only way to learn is to force yourself not to turn. It’s so awkward initially but with practice you’ll be able to control how far your shoulders turn. I hope that helps!
@@maurcoy appreciate the reply!
Bro I have found that literally just kinda pointing your arm behind you will do all the stuff you mentioned. Like you're gonna throw a haymaker just keep your back arm behind you and that will keep your hips and shoulders where you want. Trust me
Same issue I have. My front shoulder opens up and I land similar kinda “diagonal” facing forward. Been doing them every day till I lock em down. Day 20 so far. We got this man
you nailed it ,its over compensation with your hip and shoulders and also where you are looking sometimes. it might be your looking to far ahead and your shoulders are just naturally turning open. the other possibilty is your jumping to quickly. im guessing you have a 3 flip where you do you big jump forward right? like if you needed to 3 flip on a 2 ft balance beam, youd fall off?
all I needed was this video to stick my Tre Flips, all thanks to you bru 🙏🙏
Clutch video Maurio!
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Congrats on getting in with 4 in a row in Sydney 👏🏼 thanks for the tips my tre flips are inconsistent right now tbh
Great tips. I think you touched on this recently in another video (Crob Woodward?). It’s helped me a lot with finding my tre flips again and correcting my technique.
I have been skating for a while now. I remember when I first started, it was difficult to flick my tre's. However, with practice, I got used to it. One day, a friend lent me their penny board and I flipped it, noticing the slow-motion effect. Suddenly, everything clicked in my head. Since then, I have stopped flicking my tres and instead focus on catching and flicking them correctly with my back foot, making it easier for me. I wish i saw this video 8 yrs ago lmao
Dope vid man keep it up rosemead is such a chill park too
Rosemead is sick. Skated there for the first time a couple weeks ago
Great video
Your kick flip video really helped me. Something clicked.... video to come
The way to spin if faster and the pop height tips are great. Like Jamie Griffin at batb and dumb data
Best 360 flip tutorial on yt. 🔥🔥🔥
Suede headliner in your beamer looks clean.
Mine always seem to lag behind me, like my back foot lands on the board but the front foot is in front of the board. I always hear to lean back more if that happens, but then i can never get it to snap or scoop right. Do you think about leaning a certain way or keeping your shoulders square when doing it?
How far into your skateboarding experience did you decide you were a steep kick guy and why? I tried your VX and realized, I'm not a steep kick guy, I prefer a flatter nose and tail and mellow concave. It would be nice to have more clarification of the geometry in the deck details section on the NHS skate direct site.
Exactly the same thing here!
You do some pretty good trick tips. 👍
How do you prepare for a skate contest ? Can you make a video about that ?
Appreciate ya!! Thank you!!
this is hopefully the last tre flip tutorial ill watch my whole life
that was a mastery class on tre flips
I have bone spurs and ligament damage in my back foot/ankle.
Lost Tre flips the last few years. I can still do one but I don’t HAVE em anymore.
Pretty upsetting. Been putting off surgery for a while I have a small kiddo I take care of full time.
shoutout Dante, Monkey toe’s definitely works 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Rotating the board and catching it with front foot is easy for me. What is impossible for me is to keep my back foot above the board. My back foot just lands on the ground to fast no matter how high I jump. Not many tutorials mention this problem. I am so frustrated with this back foot, as I am trying to land this trick every day for months.
Me too, too frustrating in solving this problem, i even think of quitting treflip and practice another trick
just switched to 139s tryna get tre flips back 😂 video came at the perfect time!
You got it Tucks!!
This was amazing bro thank you
Maurio i have a problem where i jump outward whenever i do the treflip. I'm goofy and whenever I pop my body jumps forward (Left of the board). Do you have any suggestions how I can fix this.
Good video
Badass 🔥
Frontside flip next please
i need this tre flips are hard
I think my issue is I don’t let the board pop first then jump I kinda pop and jump simultaneously and it’s an issue…delay my jump I guess
yow sup Maurio, This was helpful but my treflips I get the full rotation but it doesn't complete the flip. What am I possibly doing wrong . . .
The first time i landed a tre was after learning 3 shuvs and getting varials down. I stopped listening to everyone else and their advice on how its all scoop and started flicking my tres and fucking landed one after 3 tries. sometimes the best advice is not to take everyone else's advice. Doing them this way also helped me learn bigflips and full cab flips. But thats just my method personally, theres a million ways to do the same trick which is what makes skateboarding so beautiful.
Sensei mccoy out here keepin it real
Thanks Maurio!
wanted to know your shoe size and height. Thinking about your twin deck but i usually skate 8.5 wooten decks i’m about 6’2 6’3 and size 12
Do Nollie flips!
Brooo teach me how to have that style!!
just wanted to say i landed a real clean kickflip fakie on the bank thanks to your tip
my problem is i can't put my back foot on the board if i try my tre flip is not gonna do full 360 flip, i can land my font foot on the board perfectly but the back i can't even touch the board with it
Very much appreciated 👏🏻💯
Thanks Maurio, time to learn this trick finally with 43. I did it when I was younger kind of like a varial flip and lost interest in it. Keep them videos up and maybe buy a better micro. The sound was a bit low.
I learn this trick for motnths and only landed 3 times, my balance focus too much in left foot(my flick) so when i scoop i always do it with full speed, and it didn't work
Do you run your back truck tight or loose for tres? I wonder what would be best
That’s a great question. I try my best to find the happy medium for my weight. For me, tight trucks won’t scoop but loose trucks scoop too much. For me to do it right, there has to be a little bit of lean in the truck but enough tightness to have it bounce back once I scoop
@@maurcoy interesting, thanks for sharing your experience. I genuinely had no idea, was thinking loose for pop but good point about the scoop
fs flips next pls
Says he stopped doing them proceeds to do two😂❤
Mine always land upside down. Not sure what I should be adjusting 😢
Not enough scoop!
@@maurcoy I'll try that. Thanks 👊😎🙏🙏
Tips for shoulder control? I think its my problem. I can get a perfect rotation but my ffoot tends to jerk left...or maybe im just being a btch lol
got my tre on bump try it out coz the flyout give you time to get your feet together and land it love from india ;/
I can’t get my back foot on please someone help
Let’s go!
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I flicked 360 flips for years, its a 90s thing. It comes from doing varial flips
Please keep making trick tips/tutorials please! You're a fucking G Maurio!
love the video maurio! but you're 100% flicking your front foot and you can see it in the slomo clips
GO BIRDS 🙌
Im bouta huck one down Hollywood 16 after watching this🔥
GO BIRDS
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just saying you should buy a mic! cause once the music goes back on its way louder much love
Me watching this video even though ive never done a treflip 🤔
I’ll be focusing on my two toes next time i’m out
Treflip with POW! fuck ya!
My kickflips are kickflippin know
test
You say you don't know how you can flick a Tre yet it looks like you're flicking it every time
how does ur beard look clean and scruffy at the same time
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Why your buttercups arent buttercupping
idk why am i seeing this literally my ollies aren't ollieng
Paul George in the thumbnail
I appreciate the tips but you don't really spend enough time & detail explaining the scoop so it doesn't help me much. When you first describe the technique you don't even mention popping you just go straight to scoop. You're not the only one who does this but AFAIK there's definitely a snap/pop in there right before the scoop. Wouldn't be mad if you did another tutorial that was more detailed about that part. Pop the board and scoop almost simultaneously? Or wait like a few milliseconds until the board is about to lift off the ground as you pop and jump? Just so many more details would be helpful. It's not the same learning these when you don't have an in-person teacher
It’s really a mix between popping and scooping but for the most part all you feel is the scooping motion. I agree there are many other small details that could be helpful. Revisiting this in the future wouldn’t be a bad idea. I appreciate the honest feedback!
#1 Trick to ruin my session :(
Why MY tre flips aren't tre flippin? Well, because I try to tre flip without knowing how to land a kickflip xD but the tre is way more natural to me than kickflips.
I feel you there 😅🫶🏼
Just learn it fakie first. It's easier.
Cool