Episode 7 of my trick battle series is all about one thing: frontside flip down a set of stairs. I’m taking the FS flip into a real-world spot where commitment is everything—speed, pop, and staying over the board when the stairs start messing with your timing. This one’s a battle, not a “first try” highlight, so you’ll see the attempts, the makes, and the little adjustments that actually get it done. If you’re working on FS flips down stairs, my biggest takeaway is to keep it simple: get your approach dialed, pop straight, and let the flick happen without overthinking it. Stairs punish hesitation, so I treat it like a mini mission—warm up, lock in the feel, then go for the make when it’s there. If you’re watching to learn, pay attention to how consistent setup and speed matter way more than trying to “throw” the trick harder. I’ve also got my usual links to the gear I ride and the filming setup I use to capture these battles, plus the music trial I use to keep the edits moving.