The first thing to be able to do is a simple backwards roll starting from the ground. Then you start from standing, still only sitting down to do a backwards roll.
From there, you'll want a cheese mat. You stand at the thick part of it, sit down on it, and roll backwards.
Next would be a backbend. Start from pushing yourself up from the ground. Once you have that done, practice bending back into a backbend from a standing position. Once you've go that down, start kicking over. From there, work on going into the backbend from standing and kicking over as you go over.
From there, you stand on the top of the thick part and jump up, twisting your body backwards. (MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A SPOTTER.) Once you've got it on the cheese mat, you can progress to the floor and try doing it there. (MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A SPOTTER.)
I know when I learned we also had the pacman mat, which we sat in, pushed back, and then naturally rolled off of, to help us learn what it felt like, and that step is somewhere in the beginning stages.
Your local gymnastics teaching establishment is a good place to learn how to do a back flip. Alternatively, one can also find instructional videos online at YouTube.
Yes, Gymnastics is harder than free running because you have to flip and back flip and do uneven bar's. So yes it is harder.
A salto in gymnastics is a flip in which your hands are not used. Front and back saltos are perfomed in tucked, piked, and layout positions.
A QUAD is a back or front flip with 4 twists.
my guess is that ff stands for Flip Flop ie Back Handspring
A salto is a somersalt or flip, so if they say a double salto, that means a flip where you go around twice or a back salto is a backflip.
No But Ray Ray Is Currently Teaching Him
you flip over it
you get to do flip and go to tournaments
traveling is like when you do a back flip you travel if u don't land in the same place that you started
it is a fancy name for "flip"
Did he say "Why did you flip me?". That was a good joke.