How to kickflip - Scientifically explained using 3D models.

3D models are available here:

Let's study skateboarding tricks scientifically using 3D models and scientific theories.

In this video we study kickflips. Since this is the first video in this series, it includes introduction of whythetrick.

Kickflips are consist of just a lot of factors and I don’t think I can’t put all of them in one video. So let me separate contents into several videos. I’m thinking we could talk about these ones:
- how to flick
- how to pop
- weight distribution
- trouble shooting, etc

#skateboarding
#kickflip
#スケートボード
#キックフリップ
#3D

Traditionally, skateboarding how-to videos have always been subjective and the majority of explanations are based on speakers' experiences.
To avoid relying on my personal experiences, please fully utilize the 3D models.

All skaters have different questions.
So that you can analyze skateboarding tricks in detail and solve your "whys," those 3D models are made fully interactive.

The 3D models feature these functions below:
- change camera angle
- adjust play speed
- change transparency
- display gridlines, etc.

Aside from that, I try to explain concepts of skateboarding tricks based on facts, calculations, scientific and physics theories. I may make mistakes so please leave a comment if you find anything.

[megalowdonny]

Your content is exactly what I’ve been looking for honestly, keep it up dude.

[JapoeV]

This must have been alot of work. Well done! This makes me understand skateboarding more

Would also love to see one about frontside 180. Im interested in seeing how the shoulders move.

[strpes]

This is such a cool channel idea! Love the 3D models they help sm

[iamandrewjk]

I'm exicted that there's 1 year worth of your content to enjoy! Thank you

[anglegrinder]

The most annoying thing when trying to learn is the board moving while getting your footing and balance i guess thats why 90% say learn while riding

[treysparling]

Your channel is much better than the bro science of jocky pro skater trick tutorials, this is actual science. keep up the great work 👍🏻

[mirrordistr]

i am a great fan of your work, i have always been looking for analyses like that! <3

[SantiagoItzcoatl]

been waiting for a channel like this for years!

[elvinsabido]

Science and skateboarding?! What a treat!

[Nowik]

Woow, so mine problem is timing.. daaamn. You are the best!

[glitterrazor]

amazing. this is perfect for how i learn. thank you

[superanimefan]

What software are you using and how did you learn to create these models? This made me want to learn more about physics

[felipecostabernardino]

God bless you, my dude!!! From Brazil, yeess!!!

[tyt]

U definitely the best people explain trick. Try to explain the basic ollie please. Even i can ollie over 2 skateboard width, i still think its not good

[shaqattack]

This is DOPE! Could you do heelflips too?

[chickenator]

can you send me the blender file for that kickflip animation please

[bingqicai]

This is amazing, is this your phd project?

[bluppprint]

The fuck man, that's some in depth shit and a lot of work into it. Congratulations and keep them coming bro'. Respect from Romania!

[haroldhong]

can you make a study on ollie how to level it up? might be some scientific hacks on this :)

[evanskates]

Years?! Wow dude i feel bad. Idk somehow im boutta get it and im new gl tho