Teaching a NOOB how to BACKFLIP?😭

#shorts #parkour #freerunning #tutorial #backflip

[CalGonzalesCurtz]

Thats a Noob? What am i? Nothing??

Edit: i could easily do a backflip if i knew i wouldn’t risk breaking my neck, like come on, everyone Can learn to do a backflip.

[omgglolo]

This is how a professional athlete teaches a professional athlete to do a backflip

[brca.forever]

Bro if he is a “noob” then I am out of this world

[bikerpercy]

Bro could literally do a backflip already

[Manu_D._Nico]

No one knows how I got this many likes 😁

[abduhunter]

at the start of the video i was like "who is the professional athlete?"

[youricounouille]

That's not your average noob, that's a Tik tok trend-friendly "noob"

[davideyes_]

Him: Today ima teach him to do a backflip
Also him: “I asked him to do a backflip…”

[dr.falcon]

Probably already a fairly athletic guy if I had to guess

[AdeleiTeillana]

I coached gymnastics full time until I was 30 (and part time from the time I was 16). People do not walk into the gym and go straight into doing back tucks or back handsprings unless they've had experience in a similar sport. A lot of people take weeks or months just to learn a back roll. This guy clearly has done something before which helped him catch on so quick. Thankfully it seems that most people in the comment section are aware that this is not normal, but it's still irresponsible to post something like this. Most of the kids we had who got injured were ones who were just trying stuff at home or on a backyard trampoline. A back handspring or back tuck done wrong with no experienced spotter can lead to serious injuries.

[Gameboy]

The thing is I can probably do a back flip but I just get anxious

[Eli_b]

Luke: “this is a noob.”
Random dude: *does perfect backflip on trampoline*

[jurgenklopp]

meanwhile me sitting on the couch, eating chips: „amateurs“

[tacoperson]

“Absoloute noob”: does a backflip on a trampoline
Me: What am i then?

[TheMemeDoge]

Soo uhh Heres the result. I'm in the hospital

[whateveryouwant]

Despite what many people think, backflips are quite intuitive and easy, hardest part is getting over fear and not bailing

[ketzi]

Seems like he already knew how to do a backflip

[oscargr_]

The "Noob's" first backflip on the trampoline was better than the first backflip of the "Professional"

[IsntThisForever]

Justin Timberlake teaching backflips now

[TKmoxii]

The height difference when they did it together at the end was crazy😂