With this system, simply upload a video and the AI will automatically graph the movement of both feet and center of gravity. An ideal tool for analyzing Ollies, Kickflips, and other skateboarding movements. Read More ...
This page classifies frontside 180s into three types and explains the physical phenomena that work on the board in each method and how to do it, using 3D animation. Read More ...
We'll study how to drop in easily and safely based on the psychological theories. AI tool to check your body posture is available, too. Read More ...
We will see physics and science of Slappy Noseslide using 3D models and animations. Discover the secret of this trick and land yours today. Read More ...
The key to float an Ollie is to let the board push your front foot, NOT the other way around. This article explains how to Ollie from physics perspective using 3D models. Read More ...
The article explains the physics of footplants, focusing on techniques to maximize height, maintain speed, and execute variations effectively. Read More ...
The Motion Echo Player is an AI-powered tool ideal for sports and motion analysis. Upload videos to analyze specific frames and visualize movements up to five frames back. With intuitive operation and browser compatibility, it's perfect for analyzing sports movements like skateboarding. Read More ...
Heelflip. Intuitively, it seems easy. It's just a matter of ONE flip, and everyone should know that human legs are strong enough to flip a skateboard. So, if it doesn't, don't try to flick harder because it's not about strength. Read More ...
An explanation of a Kickflip's rotation and how to improve it from physical and physiological points of view. Read More ...
How does the kicktail angle affect the pop? Have you ever wanted to change your deck when a trick doesn't work? For example, in a kickflip, you may feel that your front foot bites into your board more ithe tail Read More ...
