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An '''M80''' (Pronounced "em-eighty")is an old school kickflip, but as soon as it's done flipping, instead of landing on the board with all 4 wheels touching down on the ground, you land on it with more weight on the [[Nose|nose]] for a split second nose [[Wheelie|manual]] before you pivot out on the nose. If you did the Old School kickflip and landed in [[Fakie|fakie]], you would pivot out to forward. If you did it out to forward, you would pivot into fakie. Kevin Harris did his Old School kickflips into multiple 360 Spins on one foot.
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| image              = Matt Barden M-80 Kickflip.gif
| caption            = Sequence of [[Matt Barden]] doing an [[M80]] from [[Skateboarder Magazine]] April 1980
| image2            =
| caption2          =
| pronunciation      = em-eighty
| shorthand          =
| longhand          = Kickflip Body Varial to Fakie Pivot
| alternate_names    =
*M-80
*M80 Kickflip
*Matt 180
| inventor          = Matt Barden
| year_invented      = 1980
| difficulty        = Intermediate
| variations        =
*[[Double M80]]
*[[Frontside M80]]
*[[Fakie M80]]
*[[Fakie Frontside M80]]
*[[Nose M80]]
| transitions_into  =
| transitions_out    =
*[[Spacewalk]]
| description        = The '''M80''' (Pronounced "em-eighty") was invented by [[Matt Barden]] and gets it's modern name from a shortening of "Matt 180". It is basically an Old-School [[Kickflip]] with a body varial, but instead of landing on all four wheels, you land [[Fakie|fakie]] on the [[Nose|nose]] and pivot out.


==Also Known As==
[[M80]] scholar [[Tony Gale]] defines it like this: "a 'proper' [[M80]] would be described as a [[Kickflip|kickflip]] [[Body Varial|body varial]] to [[Fakie|fakie]] [[Pivot|pivot]]. It creates that see-saw motion, as the legs swing to meet the nose, and then swing the board back as the hips unwind."
*M-80
 
The natural progression for learning this trick is to get your regular [[Kickflip]]s down solid first, then add the body varial to fakie, then finally adding the pivot.
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| caption = Video by [[Tony Gale]]. (Clipped from the [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elykMLy4SRs M80 Supplemental video] for [[The Freestyle Podcast - Episode 04 - Invasion of the Astro Freestylers|The Freestyle Podcast - Episode 04]])
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==Trick Tips==
Check out [[Tony Gale]]'s trick tip at [https://freestyletricktips.com/kickflip/m80-kickflip/ freestyletricktips.com]<br>
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pv6UK_AUCuw</youtube>


[[Category:Advanced Tricks]]
M-80 trick tip by [[Sean Burke]]<br>
[[Category:Rolling Tricks]]
<youtube>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ET6_zNs0BPY</youtube>
[[Category:All Tricks]]

Latest revision as of 01:26, 10 October 2018

M80
Sequence of Matt Barden doing an M80 from Skateboarder Magazine April 1980
Pronunciation em-eighty
Long Hand Kickflip Body Varial to Fakie Pivot
Alternate Names
  • M-80
  • M80 Kickflip
  • Matt 180
Inventor Matt Barden
Invented 1980
Difficulty Level Intermediate
Common Variations
Variations
Common Transitional Tricks
Transitions out of M80
  • Spacewalk
    • FSKB
    Contributors Tony Gale

    The M80 (Pronounced "em-eighty") was invented by Matt Barden and gets it's modern name from a shortening of "Matt 180". It is basically an Old-School Kickflip with a body varial, but instead of landing on all four wheels, you land fakie on the nose and pivot out.

    M80 scholar Tony Gale defines it like this: "a 'proper' M80 would be described as a kickflip body varial to fakie pivot. It creates that see-saw motion, as the legs swing to meet the nose, and then swing the board back as the hips unwind."

    The natural progression for learning this trick is to get your regular Kickflips down solid first, then add the body varial to fakie, then finally adding the pivot.

    Video

    Regular Goofy
    Video by Tony Gale. (Clipped from the M80 Supplemental video for The Freestyle Podcast - Episode 04)


    Trick Tips

    Check out Tony Gale's trick tip at freestyletricktips.com

    M-80 trick tip by Sean Burke

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