As the name suggested, 360 Hardflip is one of the most complicated tricks in the skateboarding arena where even pro-skateborders find it ever difficult to flow it to perfection.
What makes it so difficult to master? 360 Hardflip is a combo pack of a kickflip and a shuvit and making it even more trickier, is to make the board to make a full rotation of 360 degrees from axis to axis.
Crazy stuff but once you've mastered it, you will stand proud to be known in your local skateboarder's hall of fame! Let me give you some tips on How to 360 Hardflip.
If you don't have skateboard yet, I suggest you get a reliable one for this stunt.
Step 1 To do a 360 Hardflip, you need to master the ollie.
You must be able to pin down the ollie trick to its perfection as it is the key to master the other skateboarding stunts! As a bonus, let me give you some cool tips on How to Ollie.
The first step is to place your right foot right at the back tail of your skateboard while the left foot to the center of the skateboard.
Pop down your back foot in order to raise your frontal foot as the skateboard goes airborne.
Next, level out your skateboard with your front foot and make sure that the skateboard's 4 tyres are off the ground before stomping the skateboard hard on the ground as you land on it and roll away.
Step 2 So, what exactly is 360 Hardflip? Before we go there, I assume that you have already mastered the Ollie.
If not, grab your skateboard and go to the park nearby and try it 10 times before you continue the next part.
Practice makes perfect! For a 360 Hardflip, make sure that your right foot is placed at the back of your skateboard and your left foot placed vertically right at the edge of the skateboard's deck at the center of your skateboard.
Step 3 Slam your right foot down on the skateboard as you raise it slightly to the front.
(like you do for an ollie) Step 4 Kick or pop forward your left foot as you let your toes flick the left side at the frontal part of your skateboard.
The kicking motion of your left foot and right foot should be simultaneous in order to make the skateboard spin at the same time, flick.
Repeat the Step 3 and Step 4 to ensure the fluidity of your stunt.
Step 5 When you allow your skateboard to spin a flick at a 360 degrees, let it flip and spin between your legs.
A piece of advice - you need to jump high enough to avoid the skateboard from slamming into your nuts.
Lastly, catch the spinning skateboard and make sure that you land your skateboard on both feet before you roll off.