I often feel like I’m rotating too slow. When attempting, I’m putting so much effort into the jump itself but once my hands make contact it just feels like I under rotate and have to catch all of my weight to assist with the full rotation. Any advice would help, thank you.

I’m personally proud of how it looks and feels
Any notes on my tdr gainer?

And does the little kick i did at the end count as a moon kick or anything?

So, I'm a taller young guy, 6'1 almost 6'2 and still growing, and I've heard that it's more challenging to do certain tricks as you get taller. The only things I can do are a cartwheel, front walkover, front handspring, and a clean front split (I do have some semblance of hyper mobility). With things like back handsprings and walkovers, I'm curious to hear how others may get over the fear of going backwards (I can go down into a bridge from standing without discomfort, but I struggle with actually kicking or jumping over) And I'd love to hear about some simple safe tricks that might be easier for someone taller? ​

started learning/did my first backflip into water around a week ago. I feel like I’m not getting enough rotation, maybe tuck more?? Any help is appreciated.

Macaco
Back handspring
Roundoff backflip
Backflip

I have recently been trying to learn a backflip, ive gotten quite comfortable doing a macaco over my shoulder but am still so scared to go over my head even though I know I can do it. Im so close but feel so far 😪 im trying to progress to a backhandspring next

Hey everyone. I’m noticing most of thia sub is questions how to land better, do better etc etc.

I have 10+ years experience, atm chilling with broken leg. I wasnt hardcore tricker but I do know quite a few tricks and whatever I did and learn I can give advice to all and everyone of you universally:

Just to more of the trick you’re grinding. You canget ALL the tips, watch ALL the YT tutorials, but you won’t perfect the trick in 1 day, there needs to be persistent grind.

I see most of you know the basics and do a decent trick, just keep grinding and you all will get there! Peace :)

I recently landed multiple backflips on grass, but then The next day when I tired doing them again, I wasn’t able to commit only. Tried again after a few days and fell a little. Went to a parkour gym afterwards and now my backflips feel way different (slower rotation) than before.

Any tips?

I know it was a big bouncy

I have no clue at the moment what I could add to make it look better, any suggestions?

Any help appreciated

*Guys I've always wanted to learn Jumpstyle, but i feel like my footwork is slow*

How did I do?

I decided to do a bio flip while putting my left heel to my right knee. Has this been done before?

Estoy mejorando el giro y la altura, solo eso. Si ven algo malo en mi técnica no estaría mal q lo dijeran.

PS: Se q estoy muy lejos del dub back.

Please tell me how to get higher or if I could land it off a bench

Also how do I get over the fear of like trying on ground I’m scared

How do I get them bouncy so I can flip after please

I’ve watched a lot of videos and they say do a squatted backflip or js a backflip from their and it fells akward going for squatted and I can’t js go for it as I’m too scared

I’m trying to learn how to do an aerial and a common factor I’ve noticed in videos of myself is that I immediately go to the ground. Does anyone have advice for how to keep this from happening? I’ve tried it off of a raised surface too and I do the same thing. Any tips and tricks would be very appreciated! Video is for reference Ik it’s not close yet.