Back Tuck - American Parkour - Free-running

[bleach4711]

barely tucking... tuck harder, and dont look up, look forward, always

[MxB303]

his hair looks like a jelly fish

[CHKNRandom3r]

everyone, this is NOT a tutorial, it's simply a guide to show you how to do it.

I've only spotted to things wrong with the vid, 1. He doesn't actually look up when it says it should. 2. It says 'No further than 90 degrees', but his body is 45 degrees?

I know what he means but it's still wrong.

And no... I can't backflip.

[NickFennemaPK]

@CHKNRandom3r

no further than 90degrees means you don't have to squat all the way down to get the maximum jump.

[tonotreta1]

@CHKNRandom3r right

this is NOT a tutorial, it's simply a guide to show you how to do it

Dear mister, if your description doesn't match the meaning of the word tutorial, WTF does?!?!?!?

Dumbass -.-'

[memeej9]

sure, now he DOESNT bends 90° with his knees

[ParkourTeenified]

haha tutorial FAIL

[shenkeey]

@ParkourTeenified they never said it was a tutorial

comment FAIL

[ParkourVirginia]

These aren't tutorials, they are guides. They are meant to show someone multiple angles so they can watch the movement. The little tid bits of information are just that, tid bits :)

[PiratePowell]

yeah.....

not a very good tutorial.

[PkWattPk]

sorry bout da comment man i though they were just on to show u can do it but i am proved wrong sorry man

[PkWattPk]

ur tutorials dnt help for shit all they do is show people u can do it

[WhoaThatWasAwesome]

its not a tutorial its a demonstration you lil shit

[Misame5]

@PkWattPk The video says no where that it is a tutorial though.

[Balzzar]

Never look up while doing standing backflip :D

[nebunuiuliumaniu]

agree

[co2cart]

wow, its says to put your legs at 90, but he bends his legs way more than that when he's about to jump.

[DusanMilutinovic92]

he said ''no further then 90 degrees''

[mindroverjpc]

Do not look up! Look forward.

It's much easier to get height that way.

[aleomonoia]

he make the move look so easy!!!!!!!!!!but beleve me it isnt

[AdasPK]

That's quite amazing that the guy who shows the movement clearly doesn't follow his own instructions, and to say frankly his technique is far from beeing perfect. Really when you make a tutorial please at least get semi proficient in what you are about to teach others.

[zxq12]

check out our new Time To Run INC. video. awsome parkour

[blackboxxlying]

this is kind of hypocritical

the guy is definitely around 45 degrees with his knees on all the flips

[QuinlanTheKiffar]

He has gradually adjusted because he knows what he's doing, for people who don't, he is saying 90 degrees.

[blackboxxlying]

alright

thanks

[floppityflip]

Your tutorial and many others that I've seen say to jump straight up, but it looks more like a 45 degree angle. Is it 90 or 45? Nice backflip.

[CharlesWII]

it's much closer to 90 than it is to 45, but yes there is some backwards movement involved. You don't really want to land any further back than where you took off, but you need to have a BIT of backwards movement to help get your rotation on its way.

[kellock71]

a perfect standing back tuck you would land in the same spot you took off of..and it is WAY better to jump straight up..your tuck doesnt need backwards movement to get you around. jump straight UP and tuck hard, people can even do standing gainers so dont worry about not rotating enough