How to Tre Flip | In-Depth Trick Tip | Tactics

Tre flips, also referred to as 360 flips, are one of those milestone tricks that signifies a breakthrough beyond the basics. The trick looks flashy and complicated to the untrained eye, but it's relatively simple once you find the right pressure points and figure out the 'scoop.'

Hopefully this in-depth tutorial will help you understand the techniques and mechanics necessary to master tre flips. Good luck!

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Intro: 00:00
Foot Placement: 1:22
The Jump: 2:51
The Scoop: 3:19
The Flick: 4:54
Figuring Out the Flip: 6:09
Catching the Board: 6:44
Putting it All Together: 7:40
Commitment and Visualization: 8:37
Additional Tips: 9:12

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[kenyagorczyca]

Great trick tips, I just got my first 3 tre flips today! Gonna work on it for the rest of the week too.

[CoryBurchettSkates]

i just ordered a tactics board, so i subbed recently. i gotta say this is the best 360 flip trick tip ive seen yet.

[SlickMcWillie]

Best tutorial series hands down. After 15+ years of tre flips, I never realized the weight distribution effecting how the board stays with you. Thanks for being my local shop even though I’m a few states away.

[nickuvarov]

1:23 - all you need to understand. replay it times and make it.

[arty]

At 5:31 is the real secret that unlocks this trick, and also seems to be explicitly pointed out the least-really good job doing so here. “The Scoop” is a two stage action, almost like a double/single action trigger. Compressing the bushings on the toe side is like cocking the hammer and the actual scoop motion fires the trick. That toe side compression offers a great deal more stability just before popping the trick, as well as a rebounding momentum as the bushings decompress combined with the scoop; do it this way and the amount of effort it takes decreases, but you’ll notice that the trick whips around much quicker than trying to force it from your board being completely flat and parallel to the ground. If you’re having trouble with your scoop and staying over your board, focus your time and attention here.

[Joshuamakondo]

After watching this I went to try it out and I landed it. Thank you so much. Best tutorial ever. Love from Africa ❤

[graalcloud]

My favorite thing about this trick tip video is that you actually show a lot of 360 flip clips from a lot of angles and in slow motion. Just watching a lot of tre flips seems to help me more than intellectual reasoning.

[OwensSkateLife]

I got that back foot stuck on the floor when i throw these lol

[flipbookboi]

Guys I landed my first Tre flip yesterday and it only took me 2 days somehow 😱 but I need to get a more consistent scoop

[Spliffcheeseburger]

Best tip I heard was when you scoop, fully scoop your foot so the back of your foot points to the sky and flick your front foot in the direction you’re going

[localjoe]

Gotta be the Best 360 flip trick tip ever

[movingontobetterthings]

excellent video! can't wait for the next tutorial 🔥

[sion]

you dont have to jump lateraly. really cool tre flips stay under you and dont move to side!
it is easier with a jump to the side but not as satisfying.

[itsjjstyles]

I got one, finally after months and months
Thank you for all the help. Next challenge is getting them consistently


Best board shop ever 🤙

[stephenrayb]

i like how very detailed this tutorial is

[outdoorotter]

Thanks a lot.
The tip at 2:30 helps me a lot. I allways land in front of the board.
Cant wait to give it a try.

[pistopitpit]

„Figuring out the scoop is the hardest part of doing tre flips” - I dare to disagree. The hardest part is to get your back foot back on the board. Sadly, no tre flip tutorial focusing on this problem.

[pistopitpit]

Back to this tutorial after two months of trying. No matter what I do, my back foot lands on the ground and I only catch it with front foot. I’ve tried to jump higher but somehow that does not work. Any tips on how I could fix this?

[xavierdiazmcguire]

I'm having to re learn everything, even ollies are super weak. It's been 20 + years since. It really sucks

[pistopitpit]

Best explainer of them all. One more advice: film yourself and watch what mistakes you have to correct.