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    {Right here} is the {^hk1^} champ, Christian Brekke with 1424 kickflips in a row! What is a kicklip you ask? Its that {thing} that your kid does outside all day just {^hk3^} he learns how to pop an ollie. A Kickflip is defined as a variation on an ollie {exactly where} the skateboarder flicks his front foot off the heel edge of the board as he ollies, causing it to flip {as soon as}, twice or even {3} {times} {before} he ‘catches’ the board with his feet and lands the trick.

    {Right here} is the sign that Krux trucks has {^hk1^} that keeps {hk21^^} updated.

    Krux Trucks has issued a challenge and the {^hk1{2}^} are {^hk1{3}^}. Do as {^hk1{4}^} kickflips
    in a row as {^hk1{5}^}.

    {^hk16^} entrant tries as {^hk1{4}^} consecutive, flat ground kickflips as they can. They
    {^hk18^} be rolling and no toe drag. If they bail on the 1st kickflip then the 1st
    Flip Rebate {^hk19^} {impact}. The entrant can have {1} {more} {opportunity} on the consecutive
    kickflip contestThe {number} of consecutive kickflips is recorded and the {subsequent}
    entrant goes. Entrant with the highest {number} of kickflips wins prize package
    and is the Krux Kickflip Challenge Champion for that {location}.

    The cool {thing} about this contest is that it keeps moving and
    new records are {being} set. Zach Kral was the {^hk1^} record
    holder with 1,200 straight kickflips which beat the {prior} record holder Diego
    Najera, who landed {almost} 600 consecutive kickflips. Now the new champ is Christian
    Brekke
    and he won the Session Kickflip Challenge in his {home} town of
    Bergen, Norway. Christian managed to do 1424 kickflips in a row and he is now
    the {^hk1^} record holder. That is a {big} {number} to beat but the contest is {still}
    on and its {^hk1{5}^} that somebody else can take Christian Brekke
    down. We will {keep} you posted.

    Lets give an honorable mention to Zach Kral for {performing} 1200 kickflips in a row

    28 thoughts on “1424 Kickflips on a skateboard in a row

    1. Defining a kickflip as a variation of an ollie isn’t quite right. Kickflips were being performed before boards had even one kicktail, let alone the double kicktail that makes an ollie easier. The term “ollie air”, meaning a no-hands aerial, didn’t appear until the mid-to-late 70’s, when Alan Gelfand invented the maneuver, doing it while flying out of swimming pools (that’s where we used to skate), not on flat ground. Kickflips had already been a common flat ground trick, probably for decades. Kids may learn ollies first now, but there was a time when that wasn’t really possible.

    2. Anon.. you are living in the past.
      Every time I or anyone else does a kickflip, you have to pop the board up and do a small ollie. Then you flick, how else can people flick such high kickflips now a days?

    3. To kirkydan

      Its much more pointless, time-consuming, and less exercise that playing Wii. Go back to kotaku and continue eating your McDonalds burger. Just so long as you don’t procreate.

    4. first guy said it and the same with my conspiracy friend bob carr “no video – no proof” and how long does something like that take?

    5. thats kinda pointless nd i wouldnt really waste my time doing that but still nice haha as long as u can throw it down sumthin

    6. 11-30-2008
      Zach Kral regains the kickflip crown by throwing down 1546 consecutive flips at an official Guinness Records attempt at 4Seasons. For Guinness, the event was video taped from start to finish and they require that the rider stays on the board for the entire attempt, with no body part touching at all. It was also his 14th birthday.

    7. drunko doesnt even know what he is talking about the kickflip was invented about ten years after the ollie dumbass

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