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Kick Flipping in 360 Skateboard Flips

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Summary: The first move in a 360 skateboard flip is the basic kick flip trick. Learn more about using kick flips in 360 flips with this free skateboarding trick video from a professional skateboarder.

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By Dylan Perry
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Dylan Perry has been skating for years. He has skated on the AM tour. Perry placed first in the best trick in Amsterdam and second in Pro Am contest in Michigan. He loves skating and...read more

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"All right, so in this clip, pretty much you just want to get comfortable with learning how to flip the board to do a three-sixty flip. And you got your front foot like we talked about earlier, and your back foot's still chilling. Go with moderate speed and even if you don't do the three-sixty flip you want to flick it out, like that, like that's just getting the motion down for how you're going to eventually land on the board. And you could practice, you can just, you can practice flicking it off curb, like just the motion. And I didn't even land on my board that time. It's just about the motion of how you spin your feet, like you're learning how to catch your board. I mean, you can try this all day, like I practiced this a million times before I even get it down consistent enough to start doing lines and stuff like that. Just kick it, watch your board, and that's just the motion in order for you to land the trick. And you're just basically just kicking it, you're seeing how the board flips, you're watching your board, you're seeing the grip tape, so when you see your grip tape you're going to start to land on it. So I got the grip tape right there. See that black grip tape, you're going to start to want to come down and start the landing trick."

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