List of Flip Tricks
The fundamental flip tricks are the kickflip, heelflip, frontside flip, backside flip, and the 360-flip. Combinations and variations were then derived from these basic tricks, such as the kickflip shove-it (varial kickflip), heelflip shove-it (varial heelflip), hardflip, inward heelflip, nollie flip, nollie heelflip, nolle 360-flip, fakie kickflip, fakie heelflip, fakie 360-flip, lazer flip, and 360 heelflip.
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All tricks can be performed in any of the four stances—natural, fakie, switch, and nollie—and all flip tricks can be performed frontside or backside. When the board spins on both axes, it is more common for both to spin in the same direction, such as with 360-flips and laser flips; however, the board flips in contrasting angles for hardflips and inward heelflips.
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