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An edge supports direction through its relation to snow and travel. Edge angle is distinct from board heading and skid angle. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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Riding with the weight too far toward the tail for the task, so the front of the board loses grip and steering.
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Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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TermTurns & riding control
A turn combining carved and skidded components.
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The board's bending and spring response under load, with timing emphasized over simply pushing harder.
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TermTurns & riding control
An individual turn linking initiation, shaping and completion into a C-like path.
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Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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Develop clean connections while preserving each known arc and final stop.
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Holding an edge across a gentle slope and inspecting the resulting narrow track.
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TermTurns & riding control
A turn in which the board changes direction while its tail follows substantially the same narrow track as its nose, with little lateral slipping.
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TermTurns & riding control
Repeated vibration or intermittent loss and recovery of edge contact during riding.
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Test loading, support, surface and equipment hypotheses before prescribing a stronger cue.
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Comparing an extension-based task with a flexed-transition task on familiar mellow terrain.
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Verify that a laid-turn exit supplies a functional opposite entry before adding second contact.
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TermTurns & riding control
The lateral space within which a riding task or sequence is performed.
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A turn transition described primarily by the rider’s body moving across the board’s path to the inside of the next turn.
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TermTurns & riding control
A transition label for coordinated movement of the body and board through the change between turns.
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TermTurns & riding control
A turn transition described primarily by the board and legs passing beneath the body toward the next turn.
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Drill
Distinguish along-board support, different-foot tilt and longitudinal bend.
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Trick
An upward rebounding turn movement with an edge change in the air, as introduced by Hirama.
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A heel-side Dolphin Turn connected into a nollie 720.
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Name recorded in the research pack; a definition has not yet been established.
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Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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Technique
In Start Snowboarding's sequence, flexing before the edge change and extending into the next turn.
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Modest early inclination with patience before pressure or steering, as described in a 2019 APSI clinic report.
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Build recovery while support and movement range remain available.
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Test earlier edge development without replacing it with an unsupported dive or a long inactive pause.
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TermTurns & riding control
An unexpected bite of the downhill edge into the snow that abruptly stops the board and usually throws the rider down.
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Method
An edge supports direction through its relation to snow and travel. Edge angle is distinct from board heading and skid angle. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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Whole-body spin, counterrotation and board-relative change are different observations. Internal action alone cannot create net whole-body angular momentum in free flight. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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A community label for a deeply inclined, often laid-out carved turn.
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Checking toe clearance in the proposed laid position before riding it.
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A named carving style associated with linked deeply laid turns and a developed approach to coordinating body and board movement.
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TermTurns & riding control
The locally steepest downhill direction on a slope.
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TermTurns & riding control
Alternating diagonal travel on the same edge without linking conventional edge-changing turns.
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An application of the flexed (down-unweighted) transition to quick turns and uneven terrain.
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This page applies the carving application framework to Fore/aft management; torsional control; rebound; deformation under load. Treat the listed dimensions separately rather than assigning one universal cue to the whole topic. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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FUNxR's original site describes a technical-development system founded by ShimHoon; CARICK is its global community/gateway.
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TermTurns & riding control
Repeated partial turn actions that release and re-engage the same edge without completing an edge change.
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Linking shallow edge changes on mellow terrain and using the snow trace to check carving.
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Distinguish unsupported balance, tail departure, surface mismatch and suspected contact.
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Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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Develop a modest higher transition without a hop or locked position.
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Time leg shortening with transition rather than hold a permanent crouch.
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Funcarve's label for shoulder orientation in its basic position; a clear Plus appears late in the relevant turn rather than at initiation.
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Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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Drill
Identify whether rearward sitting, hand reach or rotary disturbance causes a heel-side failure.
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The source's backside (heel-side) example, using a different body orientation from the toe-side example.
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This page applies the carving application framework to Heel/toe mechanics: comparable outcomes and differences in movement. Treat the listed dimensions separately rather than assigning one universal cue to the whole topic. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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An edge supports direction through its relation to snow and travel. Edge angle is distinct from board heading and skid angle. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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Repeating turns within a chosen width while varying size.
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TermTurns & riding control
A glide that develops into a turn and a controlled finish across the slope, forming a J-like path.
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Term
Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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Find useful flexion/extension range while preserving room for correction.
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Laid turns linked by connecting each exit directly to the next turn, without an intervening traverse, with emphasis on a balanced exit.
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Linked turns with rotation placed late in flexion, connecting directly into extension.
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This page applies the carving application framework to Low-body carving; laid-out turns; extremecarving; recovery from low positions. Treat the listed dimensions separately rather than assigning one universal cue to the whole topic. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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Partial turns with the knees and feet contributing to redirection.
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Use attributed terminology without confusing labels, setup and timing.
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In Funcarve's overhead-view analogy, shoulders aligned with the board form a minus-like orientation.
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Drill
Manage demand with available joints instead of a fixed low pose or late shove.
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Learn when inside movement supports the arc and when it exceeds available support.
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Develop heel lowering with a coordinated pelvis/trunk relationship.
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Develop supported lowering without chasing snow contact.
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Keeping terrain and turn goal constant while adjusting timing, then intensity, then duration separately.
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Distinguish purposeful touch from a movement that creates loss of support.
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Choose a blended outcome and retain an intentional exit from carving.
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In Funcarve's description, shoulders turned approximately perpendicular to the board toward the leading leg, forming a plus-like overhead view.
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Technique
A brief reduction of board pressure that can support an edge change.
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Funcarve's timing modification of down-unweighting with smooth knee movement and a significant role for rotation, with greater leg extension near mid-arc and renewed flexion afterwards.
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TermTurns & riding control
A source-specific carving movement strategy involving coordinated extension and flexion; preserve attribution and timing.
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Drill
Analysing a verified demonstration using flexion, rotation and extension timestamps.
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A flexed start, rotation, progressive leg extension toward mid-turn, then flexion toward completion, cued as moving the board away and drawing it back.
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Distinguish head, shoulder and pelvis movement and find a usable coordinated range.
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This page applies the carving application framework to Radius & line: long/medium/short carved turns; corridor; shape-based speed control. Treat the listed dimensions separately rather than assigning one universal cue to the whole topic. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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TermFreestyle & trick grammar
A riding-context label for connecting tricks with flowing turns and movement down the slope.
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Establish the controls and space needed to end an edged task intentionally.
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Bringing the centre of mass back over the base of support during transition, avoiding a premature dive into the next arc.
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Repeating a simple carved task in both stances.
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Repair blocked old-edge release and disruptive new-entry tail throw.
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A movement strategy the 2022 AASI guide lists alongside up- and down-unweighting in advanced carved tasks.
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Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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Term
Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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Trick
Name recorded in the research pack; a definition has not yet been established.
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Term
Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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Funcarve's model of body orientation progressing through the turn and returning toward the basic position at edge transfer.
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Technique
Preparatory body rotation followed by board response and recentring.
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TermTurns & riding control
Linked turns on alternating edges that form successive S-like paths.
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Method
This page applies the carving application framework to SBSweet pathways: an original system with its own criteria, recorded separately from certification standards. Treat the listed dimensions separately rather than assigning one universal cue to the whole topic. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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Join controlled along-board travel to a rounded heel-edge arc.
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Integrate heel support, intentional low touch and a controlled return.
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Join supported toe engagement to a rounded path without a hand-contact target.
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Integrate supported toe lowering, optional contact and early recovery in one arc.
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A named movement attributed by the publisher to Hirama, evoking a lateral sideslip and usable to adjust speed.
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TermTurns & riding control
Controlled sideways sliding with the board substantially across the fall line.
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TermTurns & riding control
A turn containing deliberate sideways board displacement.
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Lateral board displacement that produces a different track from a clean carve.
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Drill
Transfer orientation control without throwing the board across its path.
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Term
Small carved turns as an advanced task; size is relative to the task, with no universal radius in metres.
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Term
Carving in soft snowboard boots — an equipment context shared by different approaches, not one fixed movement sequence.
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Method
Current travel stance and natural regular/goofy stance are separate properties. Physical nose and tail retain their identity in switch travel. Boot fit combines overall size, heel retention, support and absence of problematic pressure. Binding adjustment cannot correct every boot-fit problem. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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Exploring edge engagement through joint movements before adding travel, comparing toe-side and heel-side balance.
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This page applies the carving application framework to Styles/schools: objectives, mechanics, conditions, gear, vocabulary and demonstrations. Treat the listed dimensions separately rather than assigning one universal cue to the whole topic. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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This page applies the carving application framework to Surface contact: purposeful touch vs accidental support; effect on balance. Treat the listed dimensions separately rather than assigning one universal cue to the whole topic. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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Carved tasks ridden switch; a stance variant, not inherently an advanced trick.
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Switch control includes intentional starts, linked travel and stopping, not just landing with the opposite end leading. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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Term
Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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Technique
The cited publisher's controlled transition between the rider's main stance and switch stance during linked riding.
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An exercise family using counting and follow-the-leader tasks to vary turn timing, symmetry and rhythm.
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Identify waist collapse, tiptoe and reach-induced support loss.
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A toe-edge-departure ollie 180 taken within a loaded carving turn, returning directly into switch-turn flow.
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The source's frontside (toe-side) example, developing from a flexed transition toward a fully laid position and returning through flexion.
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Drill
Distinguish pure segments, brushed segments and intentional blends without posture-based labels.
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Method
An edge supports direction through its relation to snow and travel. Edge angle is distinct from board heading and skid angle. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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The interval in which one turn is completed and the rider-board system reorganises to begin the next.
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This page applies the carving application framework to Transitions: extension; flexion/retraction; cross-over/cross-under terminology. Treat the listed dimensions separately rather than assigning one universal cue to the whole topic. Carving organizes an edge-supported path with little lateral skid. Edge angle, inclination, angulation, pressure and trajectory must be interpreted through the board's actual response.
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Travel across a slope rather than directly down the fall line.
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A designated reference point within the central part of a turn used to discuss its shape, timing or loading.
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TermTurns & riding control
The finishing phase that prepares the transition to the next action.
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TermTurns & riding control
The phase in which a new turn begins.
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Initiation, control and finish as assessment categories for a turn.
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TermTurns & riding control
The radius describing the rider or board's actual curved path; it is not automatically the sidecut radius.
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TermTurns & riding control
Two aspects of a turn’s path: shape describes how the direction changes through the arc, while size describes its spatial extent.
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TermTurns & riding control
The phase in which the path and direction change of the turn are developed.
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Skill
Varying turn shape, size and line through the timing, intensity and duration of movements.
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Drill
Test whether the first finish actually supplies the next entry.
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Link individually mastered laid tasks while protecting final recovery.
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Technique
In Start Snowboarding's sequence, extending for the edge change, then flexing through the following turn.
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Term
As defined by the Extremecarving authors, a single frontside laid turn using counter-rotation.
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TermTurns & riding control
A loss of the intended supporting grip that allows the board to slide away.
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Term
Japanese-style and Korean-style carving are broad descriptive labels covering different instructors and approaches.
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