Tire Flip

Flip the tire forward and back using full-body power.

Tire Flip

A tire flip is a full-body strength obstacle that challenges your legs, hips, core, and upper body in one explosive movement. Start with your feet close to the tire, chest over it, and drive through your legs rather than pulling with your back. Keep your spine neutral, push the tire up using hips and legs, then switch hand position to push it over. The key is strong leg drive and good hip extension, not upper-body muscling. To train for it, prioritize heavy squats and deadlifts, hip thrusts for power, sled pushes, and core bracing work — these build the strength and stability needed to lift and control the tire efficiently.

INSTRUCTIONS

  • Flip the tire once until it rests on the ground.
  • After the first flip, release all contact with the tire (hands and feet).
  • Flip the tire back to its starting point until it rests again.

DISALLOWED

  • Using any body part other than hands.
  • Standing inside the tire during the flip.
  • Switching tires after completing one full flip.

USE HANDS & FEET