nollie inwardheelflip

[540flip]

haha yea its me again askin for a trick tip hopfully sumone can help whats the footing for a nollie inward heelflip ive only landed it twice and i want sumone to explain how to do it a lil ezier. im goofy footed and my front foot is normal on the end of the nose but my back foot is pointed towards the nose can sumone gimme sum advice for ezier footing thx

[dudey]

what are you? karl watson junior? i saw a guy try to do these, he just had the same posistioning as a switch heel. he said he would have it hanging off more but it stuffed him up. so if you can have it hangning over more, that would be cool. if you have done it before, you'll get it.

[tup tup]

Front foot on the bottom left edge of the nose with your heel hanging off the board, back foot half way up the board with your heel in the concave and your toes hanging off the edge. Thats how i do em. The hardest part is getting the right amount of pop, when i was first learning them i would always pop far too hard.

[AIRZ1]

Grrrrr, if ur able to do these at least twice, u shd b able to know where ya feet go, taking into consideration this is one of the harder tricks to do.

[540flip]

thx alot for ur help guy hopfully i get em down soon

[KickTheFlip]

they are hard man and they are a bit like nollie bs heels. i hate the two of them Grrrrrr

[old dude]

I just learned nollie backside heels a few weeks ago, and it was more natural to spin it backside than front side. I don't know, I had no problem with them and I do them a lot smoother than a regular backside heel flip.

I can't do front side though, I can't seem to make my back foot lift out of the way to make it spin inward. I always bang my damn ankle.

[540flip]

nice do u got em down yet they look sooo good man best of luck

[Ramp]