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10. No Touch Combo
Tobias Becs reveals that his love of freestyle grew from its lack of rules and boundaries while requiring a focus on the technical aspects of ballhandling. His seemingly simple No Touch Combo requires just such a devotion to technical skills.
9. Yorok Move
Youssef Ayman, better known as Yorok, talks about the self-expression integral to the freestyling life before sharing his Yorok Move, an innovative three-stage blend of a Magic Spin with a head duck into sitting cross-kneed catch.
8. Michryc Move
Michał Rycaj talks about being one of Poland's first freestylers and the confluence of art and sport in his chosen craft before demonstrating his signature move: a double Around-the-World combined with a simultaneous 360-degree spin.
7. Tornado
Four-time Irish champ and 2012 World Finals silver medalist Daniel Dennehy talks about the democratic qualities of freestyle then demonstrates the Tornado, named by him for its whirlwind-like 360-degree spin and Around the World finishing move.
6. Backflip Catch
The Back Flip Catch is a simple concept but there's nothing easy about executing this knee-catch of a falling ball into a full-body back flip, a jaw-dropping visual that popular freestyler Pedrinho is pleased to demonstrate for the cameras.
5. Lemmens Around the World
Hungarian native Kitti Szász's award-winning freestyle talents have taken her around the world, which is one explanation for her skill with the trick Lemmens Around the World, a tightly-controlled double leg rotation around an airborn ball.
4. Pavel Roll
Samba soccer sensation Diego Oliveira displays the nearly supernatural level of balance and seeming gravity-defying skill required to execute the Pavel Roll, a no-hands ball spin traveling full circle around the freestyler's head and neck.
3. Dimetto Move
João Othavyo shares the Dimetto Move, a sitting-position ball pass under the freestyler's supporting leg, followed by a 360-spin and catch on the laces of the same foot. It's a complex maneuver sure to grab the attention of both fans and judges.
2. Jordan Stall
Award-winning Brazilian freestyler Ricardinho F.S. demonstrates the precision, strength, and balance required to pull off the challenging Jordan Stall move, a guaranteed crowd-pleasing inversion trick that turns feet into hands and vice-versa.
1. Skora Move
The legendary Luquinhas demonstrates the Skora Move, which is three tricks in one, consisting of two outside revolutions and a completing foot wrap. Combined into one seamless, hyper-focused move, the Skora is half soccer trick and half Tai Chi form.
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Where to Watch Red Bull Street Style Tricktionary
Red Bull Street Style Tricktionary is available for streaming on the website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Red Bull Street Style Tricktionary on demand at and Redbull.tv.
