Lmao I so have been doing the Barani the wrong way. Came for the double twist video, but I guess I'll be fixing my Barani first now haha. Also, way late, but if you want to do what that guy did at 7:14, you'll have to make sure your butt hitts the trampoline first and hard, so it launches you in a backward rotation. The secret is that it's really not a back landing. Unless you use fancy leg movement like he did.

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Bro you are rad

Haha loved this

Todo the BEST double twist you need to learn an Arabian Dive and a Brani, Rudi, Randi, Standi, Omandi, and Holyandi! That right upto six I done! 😱😁🤪🤣👍👍🇺🇸

Many thanks for great tutorial videos! Very glad that you won World Cup in my country!

Thanks. Im learning this right now and needed some extra tips. This really helped =]

I taught myself this myself, so watching this is cool.

The skill here in NZ when you are in the middle of learning a barani, is called a crash dive..... when you go straight up, and land on your shoulders, before the half twist to your back. Is it called different elsewhere? Or does saying crash dive sound scary so you didn't say it?? I did both gymnastics then trampolining from young. Like 4years old...

Such an amazing video 🎉

Ive been trying to figure out the best position for the arms while twising, in competition (for trampoline at least) its preferred down by your side but generally I see people fold their arms in when doing fast twists. I'd assume arms straight down would be a straighter shape and twist faster, but perhaps it's better to fold your arms by your chest to maximise the big-small shape change

Brilliant video. I did think it was a round off in my mind. Would be interesting to see or hear how Barani (i assume it is the name of the aerialist who ‘discovered’ the move) came across it. Was it a mistake or 💡during a physics class after a trampoline session?!!)

Wow this is the best video about twisting I found on KZfaq

It worked😮❤

Great! Thank you!

God bless you

Can you do a tutorial on ball x full twist or double twist? as well as a kick full or double full twist?

I‘be been trying to learn the Barani for months (off a trampoline into a crash mat). I stick a front tuck all the time, but I am confused on which way I should be twisting and when. I get lost in the air and then am afraid to try again because for some reason, I’m not able to see the ground when I’m rotating (which I know is terrible, but I want to learn this badly). I do my round offs/cartwheels leading with my right foot if that helps. Anymore specific tips would be greatly appreciated. You have a great tutorial, but I wish I could see some results. Thanks!

Hello what is you take on baranie should you do it as a round of or as a half twist ? With is Italy opposite direction ?

I wanna see David morris vs Jesse heffels in a game of flip lol

Amazing ,excellent explanation of technique.

When doing a front tuck barani and straight into a back tuck somersault in the same bounce, is the rule still the same of twisting after the first somersault with the kick out or can you start twisting in the first somersault as soon as you start the bounce? Let me know if you dont understand what i mean

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I still dont get it ... 😂😂 Need slow mo :D

You probably don't use this channel anymore but can you please do a Rudy tutorial your videos are so good I wish you made more

I’ve been trying to dial in my front full for a few years now. This makes twisting seem so simple. Thankyou

does someone mind summarising the video for me

Olympic athlete produces the most comprehensive twisting tutorial on youtube. KZfaq: hmm nahhh... 16k views. 4.4k subscribers. Kid on his backyard trampoline: "Oh yeah boys, just chuck it over your shoulder!! Just send it!!" KZfaq: 4 million subscribers 🤙💥💯

Do more tutorials please

I tried the drops and crushed my balls on my thighs

This is definitely my favorite video of yours! As a coach I couldn't explain the physics behind twisting better if I tried! I use these videos a ton for my students so I really appreciate it! Keep up the good work!

I just wanted to say I'm a gymnastics and parkour coach and I use your videos almost daily to help teach these skills! They're by far the best instructional videos I've found so far! I really appreciate the progressions and concise explanations. Thanks for making such great videos and I'm hoping to see more in the future! (If I could make a request I'd love to see a video on the backflip/back handspring)

Keep Smiling.

Jumping & Bouncing is always fun.

Keep Exerciseing. Keep fit.

How does this not have more views? So me twice a week🤣

I can tell I am going to be a flipping master.

Loving your trampoline videos! I'm new to this sport and am learning a lot from KZfaq so thank you for explaining correct technique

Exelente interpretación 👍

Im a snowboarder(don't hate me) and i can do both front and backfulls on a tramp, but I have no clue about corks and nor does the tramp teacher. Any thoughts or a vid would be good.

I dont know how to understand which side i twist

Oh my god, i think i drop the wrong arm first when i do the full twist :( i am so confuse!

Can you do a video on spotting for flips? Like what athlete’s should expect to look at and look for. Arabians especially

Thank you. This is so informative. I’m very new to the trampoline, but I’m loving it and spending a ton of time practicing and learning.

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I’m a former trampolinist; you are twisting too early… :)

Do you happen to know if the "freeride" ramp is the same specification as the Big Air ramp or is it something different?

This is a great tutorial. Former Parallel Bars and High Bar U.S. National champion who learned almost everything from having a Nissen 4x8 tramp in my back yard from age 4 to 19. I've given lectures on twisting direction and how round-off and flipping-twisting are not what people think they should be. Physics is your friend if you don't want to continually land on your head because you get lost in the air. I know this is a 6 year old video, but it's timeless and I'm glad you made it.

incredible, thank you very much!