List of Tricks in Freestyle
AIRMOVES:
-Begginers
- Atw
- Htw
- Toe Bounce
- Reverse Toe Bounce
- Cross Over
- Reverse Crossover
- Simple Cross o X Over
- Cross over 360
- Knee Atw
- Knee Htw
-Medio
- Tatw
- Matw
- Aatw
-Intermediary
- Alternate Touzani Atw
- Alternate Mitchy Atw
- Timo Atw o Touzani abbas Atw
- Mitchy Abbas Atw
- Knee Mitchy Atw
- Knee Touzani Atw
- Dore Atw
- 360 Atw
- Homie Touzani Atw
- Homie Mitchy Atw
- Homie jay atw
- Lemmens Atw
-Advanced
- Knee Alternate Mitchy Atw
- Knee Alternate Touzani Atw
- knee Abbas Atw
- Knee Timo Atw
- Knee Mitchy Abbas Atw
- Palle Trick
- Reverse Palle Trick
- Lemmens Touzani Atw
- Lemmens Mitchy Atw
- Alternate Lemmens Atw
- Magellan
- Jatow
- Michryc Atw
- Beck Atw
- New Shit
- Toe stall
- Ahmatw
- Ahtatw
- Filip atw
- jimmy trick
-Pro
- Skora Atw
- Reverse skora atw
- Szatw (szymo mitchy atw,japa atw)(inside szatw is japa atw)
- Palle Atw (alternative palle atw,palle mitchy atw,palle touzani atw
- Skala Atw (skala mitchy atw)
- Eldo Atw (alternative eldo atw,eldo mitchy atw)
- Htlatw
- Hmlatw
- Skora trick
- MP trick
- k3eatw (alternative k3vin eldo atw,k3vin eldomitchy atw)
BASICS UPPERBODY:
- Footstall
- Backheel stall
- Around the body
- Hamstring stall
- Kneestall
- Cheststall
- Shoulder Stall
- Neckstall
- ATM (Aroud The Moon)
- 360
- In the ditch
- Sean Upper Trick
- Headstall
- Nosestall
- Lipstall
- Sideheadstall
BASICS SITDOWNS:
- Xover
- Crosover
- Reverse crosover
- Abdulah Trick
- Canillas
- Crosover Canilla
- Half ATW
- ATW
- Sole Juggling
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