Roundoff Backtuck-Anis Cheurfa

Roundoff Backtuck-Anis Cheurfa

It's from Dogens Blocking Tutorial(http://www.dogentricks.com/videos/DogenTricks.com%20-%20Blocking.wmv)

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Roundoff
• Backtuck
• Anis
• Cheurfa

[twister50]

this is from dogens blocking tutorial!

you could have changed the music at least

[brianxk]

You're RIGHT! I'm sorry, I should make notice about Dogens. I'll show it. Thx.

[oziitricker]

no it have not :) It's perfect timing and technique + great strenght in his legs :)

These mats absorb the power from landing, those don't give you this power back, that's why it doesn;t hurt so much when you crash on it :)

[agnvik26]

Duuuuudeee

[renzcalais]

@tylerjacksonn watch dogens tutorial for blocking it makes your moves higher but its only for running and round off tricks

[tylerjacksonn]

How can someone possibly get that high? I am trying my best, I guess my roundoff isnt good or something because it is about the same height as my standing tuck! Any tips on a better roundoff tuck?

[epa369]

over the guy in the background for good measure

[charliehustlenflow]

this is the best single tuck i have seen. i wish there was a video of lil b doin just a high single round off (flick) back but he never does any thing less than a double full lol

[bfebob]

anis is like the biggest inspiration when you want someone to look up to for center of gravity and blocking, he truely is king of tricking

[Zpik3]

@TheNinjalazer Apparently I did. I reread your comment and cannot see what I commented on to begin with.. Might have been aimed at someone else.

[TheNinjalazer]

@Zpik3 Im not sure what a standing fronthandspring to backtuck has with my comment? I said standing backhandspring. However if you like I can do a fronthandspring to backtuck or even standing frontflip to backtuck for you. or better yet standing front to standing full? lol Im sure you just misunderstood my comment right?

[Zpik3]

@CarolinaCrossfire What makes you think this is a basketball floor? NO lines, no hoops, nothing even remotely related to basket in that vid. My guess, it's a mixed sports competition center. I.e: no telling what the floor is like.

[Zpik3]

@TheNinjalazer try a standing fronthandspring to backtuck and post a video. Best case scenario: viral fail vid.

[TheNinjalazer]

blocking out of A backhandspring is harder then front or side tumbling if you dont have a gymnastics or powertumbling background, pretty much its all about the angle you come out of your backhandspring. just try standing backhandspring to back tuck and experiment with it and you will see what I mean