Jonny is an incredible skater, and even he has a hard time with a lot of these tricks. Now imagine being Rodney. He had to think up these tricks, then figure out how to perform them. There was no videos for him to slow down and study foot placements and technique. He didn't have the comfort of knowing someone already landed them so he for sure know it's possible. And still Rodney makes these tricks look so easy because he just does them perfect. This is why I appreciate this series. It shows how hard they actually are. Great job, Jonny.
Honestly, rodney was locked in his garage for 12 hours a day skating and developed incredible skills. He also had a mind that open and free to imagine and discover how to maneuver the board.
But don't forget, Rodney is a bonified engineer, astrologist, physicist, mathematician and whatnot on a board. He probably calculated this trick while making mechanical engineering look childish 😁😜
You absolutely read in my thoughts ! No words to describe how genius Rodney was from inventing a trick, figure the thing out, trying thousands of times, to landing them without any sort of help except his mind.. He (and all skaters) are such inspiration for everyone because they show what people are capable of doing when you love something. Life lesson ahah
Man, can you imagine how me, i learn tricks, as Jonny i like hard and unusualle tricks, so I don't search the trick tip video, I try to figure out by myself how to do the trick
I really thought you circled that black column in the background. 4:28 I was like...what is that suppose to mean? Then i saw the reflection , and realized its a piece of art. lol GG on the tricks dude!
I have pretty thin shoes, using the nyjah frees, and tried a few kickflip underflip. Got the flip but couldn’t land on it and completely bruised and killed the top of my feet. May be easier with shoes that actually have a tongue
That red circle was driving me nuts!! Literally could not concentrate during those portions of the video! But amazing trick my friend and you’re quite amazing how you never give up even when you’ve tried 1000 times
Dude you've become my favorite skater simply because of this series right here. Bro Rodney was my favorite when I was growing up learning to skate in 95. I watched my vhs tapes out watching Rodney vs Dawoo Song. Thanks bro.
Rodney was already my fav skater when i was a teenager. Looking back 15 years ago... watching Johny, amazing skater having such a hard time on those tricks i never even dared to try. It really makes me reevaluate even higher how fucking good is Rodney. I wish we could have a video one day of Rodney and Jonny skating and talking together.
Great dedication and persistence! Well done. I'm feeling the same way at the moment with a tre flip. Its getting closer. I'm not too shabby for a 44 year old :)
1207Tricky Us old guys gotta stick together! I just got my first board since 1989 last week and an starting on the Ollie all over again. This stuff is way harder now that falling down has real consequences🤣
Thank you so much Jonny! I've been following your journey for almost 4 years now. You and your videos were the reason I started skateboarding and you never fail to give me back my hope and motivation. Keep up the good work man! Mad respect from Hungary!
Found your channel a few days ago and loving the vids man. I've watched all the impossible Mullen vids already. You're a bomb skater, but most importantly a chill and humble dude. Wishing you and the channel much success!
Jonny, the fact you show us the exact everything how to flip this flip is incredible, your an inspiration to me, I bought a whole new set up 6 months ago but I can't skate anymore due to arthritis in my knees but watching your videos is a highlight of my week, you show us step by step everything on how to do these tricks, I analyse it all, your a boss at skating and by far my favourite skater on CZcams, won't be long before you have your own place on a game my man, look forward to the new videos, I was watching your most recent one earlier and this one popped up next haha, great work man keep it up 🤘🤘
I have your new pro deck and I absolutely love it and learning late shuvs, late flips, front side flip, and normal big spin, I just really love watching your videos too
Ive never been a great skater, but growing up playing THPS, watching the skate videos and being amazed by Rodney Mullen's control and mastery of a skateboard, this series (and your channel in general) is a welcome perk in my life. Never stop bein great and showing others how to do the same 👍 success, without knowing the failures that come before it, isnt as sweet as failing a ton of times and then nailing it.
3 Month of daily trying ONLY Kickflips? You did nothing else with your Skateboard? For a Kickflip while riding (already had it standing), it took me about 3 full days of only trying kickflips
Incredible consistent dedication, one of my favorite flip-tricks for sure. Can't wait to see you do this trick in every stance. I've seen you do the nollie version already. Thanks Jonny
Jonny i am following your channel since about 2 years now. i don't skate anymore, but am still interested and a fan. thanks for also showing the hard way to your success. this keeps young skaters going!
Hi Johny, besides rodney, you're the only person I have ever seen doing flip underflips and variations. Do you know about anyone else? Also, your effort in landing them in flatground and seeing your tries, tells even more about the story of rodney doing them in street gaps. I believe no one can really appreciate the tricks rodney was doing back then, but your series help in understanding the story behind them. Keep going, appreciate your work a lot.
Always a pleasure watching these Impossible tricks of Rodney Mullen. Your dedication and perseverance is on another level. You also seem to find some scenic places to skate, granted Switzerland has beautiful countryside, but a lot of the indoor setups look nice. Keep it up and thanks for all the great content.
Jonny! I was watchiing every time and telling you behind the screen. "WEIGHT FORWARD, WEIGHT ONTO THE BOARD! WEIGHT ON, NOT BACK"... first time you show one try keeping it on, BOOM, you nail it!. I enjoyed the whole video through. Thanks mate.
I got to meet Rodney when I was 18, at a demo. He did the kickflip underflip. It took him three tries. At the time I knew it was difficult, but I had no concept of just how difficult it was. I admire your ability and perseverance. Killer land.
Hey man ! You're at 999 videos on your page!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's insane! I'm an elementary teacher in Quebec Canada and I'm doing a presentation on you Jonny Giger for my students ! Im an old 34 year old skater too!!!! They are so impress by you man!
Johnny, i love your content. You found a format that suits you and the soul of skateboarding equally. Never stop. Never give up. Stand the pain and frustration and finally the trick. Then smile as if god has touched you ... ... until the next trick to learn - back to zero, lol. Keep it up, you do phenomenal!
@Keste either you're exaggerating, or you don't skate nearly enough my man. I leaned how to push and balance on the board when I was a little kid, and it took no time at all.
Awesome as always Johnny, so glad you landed it mate. Your dedication is amazing and I love watching your vids - legend mate. It's why your board hangs on my wall next to Rodney's ;-)
Maybe a complete state of panic and hurry is needed. Just mess up your kickflip and then try get your feet back on the board as if your life depends on it.
Gawd! Giger is one of my top 3 faves right now! Giger, Fetty potter n Uzi walker. Yes braille completely made me discover fetty n uzi... it helped me rediscover Giger! Mullen was the best skater in my eyes... this set of videos has helped me see.... there are other cats put there just as sick! Honestly... I think Giger is better. His overall skills blow anyone away. It's like if you took Mullen n Koston n blended them together.... but gave such a rad personality n humor to it. Such a KING man!🤘🎸🤘🎸🤘🤩🤩🥰🥰🥰
I think the reason Johnny struggles with this trick is because of his leg accentuation's. If you look how he does 360 flips his legs spread pretty wide when flicking, this looks so steezy and for me is the most stylish way of doing tricks. Conversely Rodney's style seems to use micro movements that generate a lot of torgue, this allows his flicking foot to stay relatively close to pop foot, keeping him more inline with the center of his board and keeping his foot in pretty much the same location for the underflip. Super awesome watching you learn these tricks, thanks for the vids!
Rodney Mullen is a genious. When I used to skate, I always did the underflip (half kickflip and back) and caspers in s.k.a.t.e games and almost nobody could do it. but the kickflip underflip I tried and tried and never was able to land. This video was kind of touching :P And really relieving you finally landed it! Really like this channel!
One interesting thing Mullen does is that when he jumps, he recoils his back leg up (right after the Ollie’s pop), leaving his front leg stretched to catch the skate in the air for the reverse flip.
Kickflip Underflip is natural, but most modern skaters make kickflip by kicking side instead of back/down way. Look how Rondey do this. Anyway, thanks Johny for another amazing video, in my opinion you r the best skate youtuber.
Personally wana say thank you. Your videos and pure talent have helped me in becoming the skater I am today. I’ve got a hell of a lot to learn but your what made it possible, I appreciate that
Good job! @Jonny Giger take a look at at the original two video clips and see how both skaters lift their knees up really high throughout the underflip. For days you had your legs almost straight after initiating the underflip and your feet often blocked the full rotation of the board. For your last couple makes you had your knees bent a little bit and the board just scrapes by under your feet. I think if you could get em up higher, this trick would go down easier.
the juxtaposition of you doing this insane trick with another skater in the back learning how to do a pop shuvit is really cool. Johnny started out knowing nothing and had to learn how to do the basics at some point, just like the other dude, and everybody else. it shows how much hard work & perseverance can pay off :)
Huge respect for this series! As a scientist rather than a proper skater I can honestly say the subtleties in technique from Rodneys' footage is what separates humans from..the God. If you look how high he gets his knees away from the board so he has enough time to underflip AND then land bolts by constantly adjusting his feet away from the deck...The guy is connected to the board in a way that's more like PS5 rather than human..Its was called Virtual Reality for a reason I suppose.....Well done Jonny!
Sau starkes ding von dir! Respekt! Dein Durchhaltevermögen is der wahnsinn, ein un denselben trick 1 ½ stunden am stück, neee, da brauch ich zwischen durch mal nen Erfolgserlebnis!✌😎
The first one is from the day in life in the 411 VM and casually gets out of his house and does this trick in a line. He also does it in the round one vs Daewon down a sidewalk. Amazing you finally landed it 👏🏼
Excellent perseverance. For me personally, the one at 10:27 with the tic tac at the end had a much cleaner rotation than your final one. I get the desire to call it after that many days and attempts.
I’ve been watching your videos for 1 week straight 🤣🤣🤣 Pretty cool stuff bro, you became my favorite skater lol Chill, cool and good vibes all the time 💯 Got my daughter watching them too. Thank you ❤️
Ive done this once its not easy.. Cause i tried doing it for a year straight more then i can count attempts. On top of bringing your foot back to get the under flip you need to bring your front foot forward to land over the truck to not have it slide out of under you.. Easier said then done i know.. Keep it up man would love to see this.. Rodney and daewon were my idols skating man as such flat land was all i wanted to skate.. Keep it up... Wish my back wasnt as fd up i would pull my old almost deck out and roll around a bit again miss its freedom
iam so glad you showed this trick. since i was a child this "kickflip-underflip" is a move i always wanted to see again. if i could pick 3 tricks to master them - it would be this one, the impossible and cespar slide.
Love your impossible,mad etc. tricks even though im not a skater, if i may add a suggestion it would be nice to see at the end of the videos side by side comparison and also your quick commentary about which part of the trick you nailed and where improvement could be needed. Im hooked to these series much love from Serbia.
It looks like it's less of a 'flick' and more of a pressure roll thing around your foot. Every attempt I've made at under-flips hasn't turned out well. Great job!
I first saw this in 1996 on a VHS. It was the first time I watched Rodney Mullen. I was blown away. It was sorcery. It was that day that I knew I would never be a very good skateboarder. LOL
Jonny is an incredible skater, and even he has a hard time with a lot of these tricks. Now imagine being Rodney. He had to think up these tricks, then figure out how to perform them. There was no videos for him to slow down and study foot placements and technique. He didn't have the comfort of knowing someone already landed them so he for sure know it's possible. And still Rodney makes these tricks look so easy because he just does them perfect. This is why I appreciate this series. It shows how hard they actually are. Great job, Jonny.
Honestly, rodney was locked in his garage for 12 hours a day skating and developed incredible skills. He also had a mind that open and free to imagine and discover how to maneuver the board.
But don't forget, Rodney is a bonified engineer, astrologist, physicist, mathematician and whatnot on a board. He probably calculated this trick while making mechanical engineering look childish 😁😜
❤️❤️❤️
You absolutely read in my thoughts ! No words to describe how genius Rodney was from inventing a trick, figure the thing out, trying thousands of times, to landing them without any sort of help except his mind.. He (and all skaters) are such inspiration for everyone because they show what people are capable of doing when you love something. Life lesson ahah
Man, can you imagine how me, i learn tricks, as Jonny i like hard and unusualle tricks, so I don't search the trick tip video, I try to figure out by myself how to do the trick
Who else got confused by that red circle at 4:27 ? lol
not me, seen it here earlier: czcams.com/video/Ene8mLbC0UA/video.html nice spot !
It definitely threw me off for a second
i knew i wasn’t the only one
me
TROLL ART
“This trick is so hard that it took me an entire week to learn.” -Johnny giger
Ikr 🤣🤣
hahahaha
Ben Racicot yea but he does more tries in a week than we do in a month😂
and i learned ollie in 3 weeks
Entire week to land*
You’re my one in a million flip :*
😂😂😂
You’re my one in a million flip 😘
One in a million - Slightly Stoopid, good song.
Eeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhh😬
@@user-fd5ew3sf5z 😘
I really thought you circled that black column in the background. 4:28
I was like...what is that suppose to mean?
Then i saw the reflection , and realized its a piece of art. lol
GG on the tricks dude!
I swear I did too! He said now that we got this.... then it popped up xD
100% this. I was like why? Then realized... I wondered how many others thought that too. So here I am.
Just dropping by to say me too.
Damn, man. I just commented that before I saw yours🤣
Same here
I'm glad you had a tough time with this one too! I just made a kickflip underflip video a couple weeks ago, and it nearly killed me.
Rad Rat!
Fancy seeing you here.
the regular version was such a battle, spent like half of the time to learn it sw and nollie :)
Haha was just about to comment that Rad Rat had been documenting his descent into madness getting this trick down!!
@@JonnyGiger why is it easier when you do it with your switch foot?
I have pretty thin shoes, using the nyjah frees, and tried a few kickflip underflip. Got the flip but couldn’t land on it and completely bruised and killed the top of my feet. May be easier with shoes that actually have a tongue
15:54 - that look when you release you've been released from the prison of the trick
Yammie Noob skates?
YAMMIE NOOB SKATES?
A few times that red circle made me think something was happening in it.
the first scene that it showed up i waited for something to move, then the camera angle changed.
Same
Second that. Thug Brain
“made by my girlfriend wario” 1:30
Underrated comment 😂😂laughed so hard 👌🏻
I’m crying 😂😂
i was looking for this comment LOL
Well better than my ex
Rodney: "wow, Jonny! Impressive. Now do it nollie".
Danilo Pinheiro Muller he has done it already.. check out his Nollieflip underflip
@@joeyjooones just checked it out, Jonny is a beast!
That red circle was driving me nuts!! Literally could not concentrate during those portions of the video! But amazing trick my friend and you’re quite amazing how you never give up even when you’ve tried 1000 times
Dude you've become my favorite skater simply because of this series right here. Bro Rodney was my favorite when I was growing up learning to skate in 95. I watched my vhs tapes out watching Rodney vs Dawoo Song. Thanks bro.
Thanks for the support and the kind words! appreciate it!
@@JonnyGiger dude please keep dropping these videos. Love all of the impossible tricks of series..
"Made by my girlfriend Wario"
I'm so happy for you and Wario.
😂
Your commitment and dedication to landing these tricks is something else mate. Killing it, I hope Rodney watches these videos.
Rodney was already my fav skater when i was a teenager. Looking back 15 years ago... watching Johny, amazing skater having such a hard time on those tricks i never even dared to try. It really makes me reevaluate even higher how fucking good is Rodney.
I wish we could have a video one day of Rodney and Jonny skating and talking together.
I just started the video and want to point out that your girlfriend does incredibly good job on that grip arts. Stunning! Ok, back to the watching.
thanks man that means a lot 🙏🏼
Great dedication and persistence! Well done. I'm feeling the same way at the moment with a tre flip. Its getting closer. I'm not too shabby for a 44 year old :)
1207Tricky Us old guys gotta stick together! I just got my first board since 1989 last week and an starting on the Ollie all over again. This stuff is way harder now that falling down has real consequences🤣
This is my favorite videos. Please do more of these!!
Thank you so much Jonny! I've been following your journey for almost 4 years now. You and your videos were the reason I started skateboarding and you never fail to give me back my hope and motivation. Keep up the good work man! Mad respect from Hungary!
Found your channel a few days ago and loving the vids man. I've watched all the impossible Mullen vids already. You're a bomb skater, but most importantly a chill and humble dude. Wishing you and the channel much success!
Hey I just recently started binge watching your content just wanted to say I really enjoy it, keep it up! And I'm not even skating
You should!! Its so much fun!
A Typical Podcast and also sometimes it hurts. But it’s waaaay more fun than pain! (Most of the time)
Impossible tricks of Johnny giger 🔥
By rodney mullen..🙃
Jonny, the fact you show us the exact everything how to flip this flip is incredible, your an inspiration to me, I bought a whole new set up 6 months ago but I can't skate anymore due to arthritis in my knees but watching your videos is a highlight of my week, you show us step by step everything on how to do these tricks, I analyse it all, your a boss at skating and by far my favourite skater on CZcams, won't be long before you have your own place on a game my man, look forward to the new videos, I was watching your most recent one earlier and this one popped up next haha, great work man keep it up 🤘🤘
I have your new pro deck and I absolutely love it and learning late shuvs, late flips, front side flip, and normal big spin, I just really love watching your videos too
It's hard to see his own Idol suffer this hard... Joke, how the **** did he land that. I'm really impressed ○_○
haha thanks! yeah it was a crazy battle this time. I could imagine in my wildest dreams to pull this off like first try :D
Wow and i thought you had circled this Object in the Background
i intentionally went to that spot to have the red circle in the background :)
@@JonnyGiger xD it was the one and only reason :)
Great job all around. Really helps appreciate the learning process and all the WORK put in!
Ive never been a great skater, but growing up playing THPS, watching the skate videos and being amazed by Rodney Mullen's control and mastery of a skateboard, this series (and your channel in general) is a welcome perk in my life. Never stop bein great and showing others how to do the same 👍 success, without knowing the failures that come before it, isnt as sweet as failing a ton of times and then nailing it.
"This trick is so hard it took about a week to land" 😂😂 wtf it took me like 3 months to finally get a regular kick flip😂
After kickflips and heelflips your progress speeds up :)
3 Month of daily trying ONLY Kickflips? You did nothing else with your Skateboard? For a Kickflip while riding (already had it standing), it took me about 3 full days of only trying kickflips
kickflips are hard to learn, i still fail at them once in a while even after 15 years of skating ;)
Jonny Giger Hi johny nice videos bro
Don't worry bro... I can't even make a Ollie...
You know the trick is incredible hard, if there is no "let's clean it up" part 🤣
Incredible consistent dedication, one of my favorite flip-tricks for sure.
Can't wait to see you do this trick in every stance.
I've seen you do the nollie version already.
Thanks Jonny
Jonny i am following your channel since about 2 years now. i don't skate anymore, but am still interested and a fan. thanks for also showing the hard way to your success. this keeps young skaters going!
How did rodney casually do it over a manual pad / pallet?
Jumped higher bent his knees more
Michael Stevenson
And also 3 cups of sorcery.
goat feet
Exactly I wanna see you do it over that pad Johny! New challenge hahahah.
Just kidding
He is Rodney Mullen, he tells the board what to do and it complies without argument.
9:07 for the trick
Nice
Hi Johny, besides rodney, you're the only person I have ever seen doing flip underflips and variations. Do you know about anyone else?
Also, your effort in landing them in flatground and seeing your tries, tells even more about the story of rodney doing them in street gaps. I believe no one can really appreciate the tricks rodney was doing back then, but your series help in understanding the story behind them. Keep going, appreciate your work a lot.
Always a pleasure watching these Impossible tricks of Rodney Mullen. Your dedication and perseverance is on another level. You also seem to find some scenic places to skate, granted Switzerland has beautiful countryside, but a lot of the indoor setups look nice. Keep it up and thanks for all the great content.
12:54 try to learn 3 tricks at the same time. Maybe that way you will learn tricks even faster. 😅
Jonny Giger looks like a grandpa who was cool when he was young.
I cannot unsee this bro
He' still dope fem!
He is that
I've never been on a skateboard in my entire life but somehow I'm still drawn to your videos. Keep up the great work man!
Jonny! I was watchiing every time and telling you behind the screen. "WEIGHT FORWARD, WEIGHT ONTO THE BOARD! WEIGHT ON, NOT BACK"... first time you show one try keeping it on, BOOM, you nail it!. I enjoyed the whole video through. Thanks mate.
08:55
Me trying anything.
Yes you improve you pets life with nutrition that performs:gotta love ads
@@quentonion4348 ummm sure?
I can land this everytime realisticly
in True Skate
Same.
I can do them all the time. My remote control is the best ❤️
I got to meet Rodney when I was 18, at a demo. He did the kickflip underflip. It took him three tries. At the time I knew it was difficult, but I had no concept of just how difficult it was. I admire your ability and perseverance. Killer land.
Hey man ! You're at 999 videos on your page!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's insane! I'm an elementary teacher in Quebec Canada and I'm doing a presentation on you Jonny Giger for my students ! Im an old 34 year old skater too!!!! They are so impress by you man!
I just found your twin brother!
He's called "Luisito Comunica" on CZcams 😂
Awesome video Giger!
Tic tacs: delicious and refreshing as candy, super frustrating in skateboarding. :p
Your perseverance to get what you want after so much failure is very inspirational. Keep up the good work Jony!
Awesome video! Love the spots! And the shots look cool! GG for landing it! Looks sick!! 🤯
Just wait, in 2 years he'd be doing 1 in a Million Flips to Reemo Slides first try. :D
hahaha that sounds like the mission of a lifetime to learn
@@JonnyGiger which by the way you are capable of! 😄
Wario on all decks for all time
leeets goooo
Waluigi👀
Great edit and journey. Thanks!
Johnny, i love your content. You found a format that suits you and the soul of skateboarding equally.
Never stop. Never give up. Stand the pain and frustration and finally the trick. Then smile as if god has touched you ...
... until the next trick to learn - back to zero, lol.
Keep it up, you do phenomenal!
"47 seconds ago" hits different
47 minutes ago
2 weeks for that.
Me: 2 years for standing on the board
Keste you can’t be serious. It really took you 2 years to learn how to stand on the board? You’re trolling.
@@DFunct905 i have a feeling he was exaggerating
@Keste either you're exaggerating, or you don't skate nearly enough my man. I leaned how to push and balance on the board when I was a little kid, and it took no time at all.
Haha amazing!!, smashed it, the relief in his face at 16:06, dedication 💯
Awesome as always Johnny, so glad you landed it mate. Your dedication is amazing and I love watching your vids - legend mate. It's why your board hangs on my wall next to Rodney's ;-)
I remember seeing a kid land this completely by accident just practicing a kickflip!
nah
Maybe a complete state of panic and hurry is needed.
Just mess up your kickflip and then try get your feet back on the board as if your life depends on it.
Never happened
"We've been doing kickfilp underflip variations before, but only switch and nollie , but I always wanted to get this trick regular" Ummmm. sure... lol
He has landed them switch and nollie though.
@TheMcFletcher Exactly.
@TheMcFletcher Hard to tell what their point was at all
@TheMcFletcher Ummmm. Sure...... lol.
Gawd! Giger is one of my top 3 faves right now!
Giger, Fetty potter n Uzi walker.
Yes braille completely made me discover fetty n uzi... it helped me rediscover Giger!
Mullen was the best skater in my eyes... this set of videos has helped me see.... there are other cats put there just as sick!
Honestly... I think Giger is better. His overall skills blow anyone away.
It's like if you took Mullen n Koston n blended them together.... but gave such a rad personality n humor to it.
Such a KING man!🤘🎸🤘🎸🤘🤩🤩🥰🥰🥰
I think the reason Johnny struggles with this trick is because of his leg accentuation's. If you look how he does 360 flips his legs spread pretty wide when flicking, this looks so steezy and for me is the most stylish way of doing tricks. Conversely Rodney's style seems to use micro movements that generate a lot of torgue, this allows his flicking foot to stay relatively close to pop foot, keeping him more inline with the center of his board and keeping his foot in pretty much the same location for the underflip. Super awesome watching you learn these tricks, thanks for the vids!
pretend that i said something funny
Soo true hahahhaa
then you must be a woman
OMG HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
This is so awesome to see! I’ve always loved Rodney and he was always my favorite.
one of the best channels on youtube. great tricks, music and editing.
Thanks for all the effort you put into this.
you inspire me so much! I am just a beginner at 34 years old, but it is so fun getting a move after so many tries.
You did it, Jonny! Great trick and amazing progression! :)
Well done Jonny! Love your commitment, that's a truely difficult trick
Wow dude soooo good! I almost landed a Casper flip yesterday thanks to your tips. Keep skating homie.
Rodney Mullen is a genious. When I used to skate, I always did the underflip (half kickflip and back) and caspers in s.k.a.t.e games and almost nobody could do it. but the kickflip underflip I tried and tried and never was able to land. This video was kind of touching :P And really relieving you finally landed it! Really like this channel!
One interesting thing Mullen does is that when he jumps, he recoils his back leg up (right after the Ollie’s pop), leaving his front leg stretched to catch the skate in the air for the reverse flip.
I love watching ur videos even though i don't skate anymore. Thanks for ur work and keep going.
Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland 👌🏼
Honestly Johnny your one of my fav skaters rn. Keep up the good work Rodney would be proud.
Kickflip Underflip is natural, but most modern skaters make kickflip by kicking side instead of back/down way. Look how Rondey do this. Anyway, thanks Johny for another amazing video, in my opinion you r the best skate youtuber.
Leave it to Jonny to always have some chill background music that grooves. Love your picks, man!
just got your new board in bro. it looks so sick! love it! keep up the great work!
Personally wana say thank you. Your videos and pure talent have helped me in becoming the skater I am today. I’ve got a hell of a lot to learn but your what made it possible, I appreciate that
Nice dedication, I could never because I’m too impatient and not good at skating but I’m glad you kept coming back
Good job! @Jonny Giger take a look at at the original two video clips and see how both skaters lift their knees up really high throughout the underflip. For days you had your legs almost straight after initiating the underflip and your feet often blocked the full rotation of the board. For your last couple makes you had your knees bent a little bit and the board just scrapes by under your feet. I think if you could get em up higher, this trick would go down easier.
I love the new thumbnail designs. Crazy video!
the juxtaposition of you doing this insane trick with another skater in the back learning how to do a pop shuvit is really cool. Johnny started out knowing nothing and had to learn how to do the basics at some point, just like the other dude, and everybody else. it shows how much hard work & perseverance can pay off :)
That new pro model looks amazing!
Thanks Jonny for being a source of positive vibes through these rough times in the world! ❤😄
Also just now noticing a bug on the wall at 13:13 😂
Huge respect for this series! As a scientist rather than a proper skater I can honestly say the subtleties in technique from Rodneys' footage is what separates humans from..the God. If you look how high he gets his knees away from the board so he has enough time to underflip AND then land bolts by constantly adjusting his feet away from the deck...The guy is connected to the board in a way that's more like PS5 rather than human..Its was called Virtual Reality for a reason I suppose.....Well done Jonny!
Amazing dedication just to bring us this move. Well done
Sau starkes ding von dir!
Respekt!
Dein Durchhaltevermögen is der wahnsinn, ein un denselben trick 1 ½ stunden am stück, neee, da brauch ich zwischen durch mal nen Erfolgserlebnis!✌😎
Love the new board. Reminds me about the Powell Peralta range back in the day.
The first one is from the day in life in the 411 VM and casually gets out of his house and does this trick in a line. He also does it in the round one vs Daewon down a sidewalk. Amazing you finally landed it 👏🏼
Thanks for that info! :) now i gotta check the one from round 1 out :)
14:57 dang that board flipped 4x before hitting the ground you sent that thing with FORCE!! It was cool even if it wasn't a trick per se xD
I just ordered that Revive Splatter 3.0 deck. Can't wait!
Excellent perseverance. For me personally, the one at 10:27 with the tic tac at the end had a much cleaner rotation than your final one. I get the desire to call it after that many days and attempts.
I’ve been watching your videos for 1 week straight 🤣🤣🤣
Pretty cool stuff bro, you became my favorite skater lol
Chill, cool and good vibes all the time 💯
Got my daughter watching them too.
Thank you ❤️
Ive done this once its not easy.. Cause i tried doing it for a year straight more then i can count attempts. On top of bringing your foot back to get the under flip you need to bring your front foot forward to land over the truck to not have it slide out of under you.. Easier said then done i know.. Keep it up man would love to see this.. Rodney and daewon were my idols skating man as such flat land was all i wanted to skate.. Keep it up... Wish my back wasnt as fd up i would pull my old almost deck out and roll around a bit again miss its freedom
These rodney mullen trick videos are for sure my favorite, keep them up. Hope one day you can do a video with the legend :)
Just the effort and perseverance alone deserve all the credit!
I hope you have been able to meet/skate with rodney.. thanks so much for sharing your skills.
iam so glad you showed this trick.
since i was a child this "kickflip-underflip" is a move i always wanted to see again. if i could pick 3 tricks to master them - it would be this one, the impossible and cespar slide.
impossibles are easy especially if u can tre atleast for me
Love your impossible,mad etc. tricks even though im not a skater, if i may add a suggestion it would be nice to see at the end of the videos side by side comparison and also your quick commentary about which part of the trick you nailed and where improvement could be needed. Im hooked to these series much love from Serbia.
It looks like it's less of a 'flick' and more of a pressure roll thing around your foot. Every attempt I've made at under-flips hasn't turned out well. Great job!
Man nice work! Gotta say tho I kept thinking that big red circle was trying to show me something lol looks added in
I first saw this in 1996 on a VHS. It was the first time I watched Rodney Mullen. I was blown away. It was sorcery. It was that day that I knew I would never be a very good skateboarder. LOL