Think the crossfoot impossible to casper looks cool? We agree – but only if you do it right. This guide should help.

Get ready to destroy your shins. The casper to casper requires a deft touch and a bit of confidence, but it’s not too tough once you know what you’re doing.

The crossfoot butterflip to casper is a trick which feels awkward but is actually simple to do. If you can already do caspers comfortably, give this a try.

The casper to casper is a great trick, but difficult to learn. We recommend you start with the nose casper to casper by using this guide.

The rolling no handed 50-50 looks like magic and can be a difficult one to work out, feeling more like a kickflip than a casper trick.

The crossfoot casper is one of the most awkward caspers there is – but this guide should help de-mystify one of the most unusual skateboarding tricks.

The frontside casper is an unusual but addictive little trick. You drag the board through the rotation, resulting in a feeling unlike any other casper.

The no handed 50-50 or “truckstand” is a classic trick, and an essential part of any freestyler’s repertoire. Duct tape your laces and give it a go!

Casper to rail is a classic combo in freestyle skateboarding. It requires a delicate touch and a specific foot placement – which you can learn here.

You don’t see people go from toeside rail to casper too often, but it’s a fun little combo – with some real advantages over the regular rail to casper.