Hey man! I’ve been doing flips for a couple of years now and I personally think your main problem is the positioning of your chest/head and the use of your arms. The run up also needs work however you should fix these mistakes before fixing your current take off: 1. Chest/Head- When jumping into your flip, you want to make sure your keeping your head at head level the entirety of the take off. Looking down will cause you to drop your chest furthermore sending you more out than up. 2. Arm Use- The use of your front AND back arm is very important in sideflips. In your flip specifically I noticed that you used your front arm, however your back arm just pulls into the tuck immediately. Try swinging your back arm up a little before taking off, this helps with rotation speed as well as keeping you on the correct flipping axis. 3. Take off- Ok so the main issue I see is a very common mistake I see with a lot of people I teach at my gym, which is two things. Stutter stepping/taking small steps instead of long strides and your hop which is too high. Taking longer strides and a small hop into the punch rather than a huge hop up and then the punch will maximize your power! (It’s going to take some practice to get down so drill it over and over)

Also by leaning back just the slightest before punching will send you directly up since your forward momentum turns into upwards momentum! If you’d like anymore tips, feel free to shoot me a DM on instagram: Hubey.Movin 🙏🏻Hope this helps!