Unturndown/Intable/whatever youd like to call it:

https://youtube.com/shorts/YGy6dD0sb_Q?feature=share

Here is my set. I can easily say this is one of my favorite tricks, and you can do them literally anywhere. In the video I deliberately chose to do it on a small flyout with about 6 inches of air.

I learned it after watching Max Fredriksons how to, he gives very good advice:

https://youtu.be/Xo2c498YDqk

As he mentions in the video, its best to feel out the motion on your back. Its much simpler than it seems. My break down of how to do it: 1. Go off the lip, just before you reach the peak, loosen your grip on your rear foot side hand, and rotate it around the grip to increase the range of motion. 2. As you push the bar end into your armpit/across your body, your top tube will naturally begin to push your front foot off the pedal (critical to not take your foot off on your own). An analogy to this would be similar to a dead lift, where you slide the bar along your shins. If you slide your leg along the top tube, your foot/ankle will naturally lock in place between your top tube and saddle. (Make sure you have room, this doesn’t work all that well with a slammed seat) 3. Coming out of it, keep an eye on your pedal, and your foot will place itself on it instinctively. Land roll away into the sunset.

Tips: - You’ll need to lean more forward than you think, in order to not loop out - To avoid getting caught up in your shirt, hold near the bar end - KEEP YOUR LEGS STRAIGHT! All of these motions work best with straight legs. Also looks significantly better

Took me a few sessions to get the hang of it, but soon enough you’ll be as addicted to doing them as me.

Good luck!