Front flips off knuckles

here because I don't know

full tilts

There are two ways to do this. Either with staggered skis, or even skis. Some people feel more comfortable with one foot out in front of the other, but it's all personal preference. Either way, come into the knuckle with a good amount of speed and a good amount of confidence. Really use your arms on your first attempts, rock slightly back and then go forward with your body, head, and arms to set the rotation. As you become more comfortable with them the rock back or arms may not be needed as much. When you are in the air you will be fairly blind and mostly be seeing your knees, this being said DO NOT check over one shoulder. This will cause you to spin a 90 and land sideways. Judge when you should open up generally off how much airtime you know you will have. This should not be as much of an issue off a knuckle as off a jump because the little amount of air time.

Good luck! (Frontflip off a knuckle is probably the easiest invert I've done so be confident)

you have full tilts, but can you lip on blind tru?

throw really hard

1: lip blind 2
2: realize that you never wanted to frontflip in the first place
3: live happily ever after

make sure you pop

_ALPHASQUAD_And don't worry guys...... I have full tlts

If you already have full tilts than why are you asking for help?

bedinskiThere are two ways to do this. Either with staggered skis, or even skis. Some people feel more comfortable with one foot out in front of the other, but it's all personal preference. Either way, come into the knuckle with a good amount of speed and a good amount of confidence. Really use your arms on your first attempts, rock slightly back and then go forward with your body, head, and arms to set the rotation. As you become more comfortable with them the rock back or arms may not be needed as much. When you are in the air you will be fairly blind and mostly be seeing your knees, this being said DO NOT check over one shoulder. This will cause you to spin a 90 and land sideways. Judge when you should open up generally off how much airtime you know you will have. This should not be as much of an issue off a knuckle as off a jump because the little amount of air time.

Good luck! (Frontflip off a knuckle is probably the easiest invert I've done so be confident)

This. Make sure to kick out at the right. Not too fun to land tucked or over rotate.

bedinskiThere are two ways to do this. Either with staggered skis, or even skis. Some people feel more comfortable with one foot out in front of the other, but it's all personal preference. Either way, come into the knuckle with a good amount of speed and a good amount of confidence. Really use your arms on your first attempts, rock slightly back and then go forward with your body, head, and arms to set the rotation. As you become more comfortable with them the rock back or arms may not be needed as much. When you are in the air you will be fairly blind and mostly be seeing your knees, this being said DO NOT check over one shoulder. This will cause you to spin a 90 and land sideways. Judge when you should open up generally off how much airtime you know you will have. This should not be as much of an issue off a knuckle as off a jump because the little amount of air time.

Good luck! (Frontflip off a knuckle is probably the easiest invert I've done so be confident)

I just stomped on my first try today.... I was pumped

bedinskiDO NOT check over one shoulder. This will cause you to spin a 90 and land sideways. Judge when you should open up generally off how much airtime you know you will have.

When I was first trying inverts I put my jacket hood over my helmet and that would help me not look over my shoulder.

_ALPHASQUAD_I just stomped on my first try today.... I was pumped

Hell yeah man!

108001you have full tilts, but can you lip on blind tru?

Shut up

tried this out of nowhere and bailed, but i got most of it around and just kinda ninja rolled out of it. just have to commit more