If you are new to tricking, start here. Build a solid foundation of these tricks as most of the more advanced tricks are built from this list.

Once you have mastered the tricks in the novice section, try moving on to some of these to expand your tricking arsenal.

A lot of things happen while learning intermediate tricks: swingthrus, transitions, miss-legs, and step-downs become more interesting, and using them occurs more often. Also, tumbling will become "commonplace", and the difficulty of it will surely increase. Mastering these skills will begin to set you apart from your average tricker.

By tricking standards, your gymnastic tumbling should be pretty good at this point. Swingthrus, miss-legs, and other transition skills will be used all the time, and your tricking style will be manifested. Risk of injury increases significantly, and mastery takes years of dedication.

The execution of these skills makes you "top-class". Most expert tricks are advanced tricks with added complexity, requiring exceptional power, speed, and conditioning.

Five years ago these tricks were unheard of. Today, more and more trickers are landing them. If you are here, you really don’t need much guidance anymore.

Shouldn’t be humanly possible. Only a select few freak trickers can land these after years of training.

Applying these extra movements adds style and flair to tricking. Gyros, misslegs, swingthrus, and stance work build finesse.

Moves that get you from trick to trick in your combos, but don’t necessarily qualify as tricks themselves.