I’ve been trying to learn 180s and have gotten decently far into them, can land out of a banks for example and am close to flat 180s. I recently realized that I do most of my tricks goofy, including grinds, since I am left foot forward but do most things the right foot forward side. Should I relearn my 180s the other side to make future tricks easier or just not bother?

Should I change my 180 direction
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  1. Adrian-Amstutz on

    just do whatever feels best for you, its really all personal preference anyways.

  2. richardhunghimself69 on

    You’re “fuck footed” homie. That means you’re left foot forward and spin left, which is typically unnatural for most. This opens you up to a lot of cool tricks. For example: look backs and topside tricks will look and feel more natural with that style. I’m rff and spin left (typical) so for me to do any of those tricks need to be done opposite (spin or handed). But you grind right so that’s another level of weird haha. Keep it up if it feels natural dawg. I’m jealous of fuckfooted riders because lookbacks, eurotables, and topside bars and tbogs are my favorite tricks. I have to really work to make them look stylish.

  3. River road, what a classic park. Maybe I should hop back on my bike this summer ☀️
    If you were to stand without your bike and do a 180 that should be the way you rotate.

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