360 One Footer
Full rotation performed with one foot released from its binding.
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FREESTYLE ATLAS · TRICK TREE
Families, named tricks, variants, contexts and research records across flatground, guratori, jumps, grabs, jibbing and transition.
Full rotation performed with one foot released from its binding.
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OPEN ENTRY →Canadian Bacon, Swiss Cheese and Nuclear differ by route or zone. Tailfish and Tindy lack sufficient retained mechanics.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Backside half-turn combined with rear-hand toe-edge contact.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear-hand nose grab with a backside-styled tweak in the cited demonstration.
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OPEN ENTRY →A novelty body-contact gesture during a flip, not a board-contact grab.
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OPEN ENTRY →FIS describes simultaneous Roast Beef and Chicken Salad components with crossed hands between the legs.
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OPEN ENTRY →FIS describes simultaneous Roast Beef and Grosman components between the legs.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Front hand reaches behind the back to the tail; rear hand also holds the tail.
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OPEN ENTRY →A modifier changes leg/body/board organization without automatically changing grab location. Shifty can be performed with no grab.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear hand reaches from behind through the legs to the toe edge.
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OPEN ENTRY →Backside full turn with knees held; this is not a board-contact grab.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →The TransWorld example shows Bode Merrill holding his knees in a compact tuck during BS360. This description does not establish board contact or a complete BS360 lesson.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear hand passes between the legs with an inward-turned wrist to the heel edge.
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OPEN ENTRY →The front hand holds the toe edge ahead of the front foot, with both knees bent.
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OPEN ENTRY →Novelty rocket-style contact involving the mouth; retain as history, not a recommended drill.
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OPEN ENTRY →Indy, Weddle, Melon, Stalefish, Nose and Tail have different hands, edges and routes. Use front/rear anatomical roles rather than fixed left/right.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Both hands hold the nose with crossed arms.
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OPEN ENTRY →Reported/source-indexed example: Cross Rocket Backflip. Original directory listing retained in initial inventory.
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OPEN ENTRY →S6 describes a backside-context Indy with a tuck-knee reach around the rear leg and knees directed down.
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OPEN ENTRY →Both hands hold the toe edge between the bindings with a stiff-legged style.
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OPEN ENTRY →Both hands hold the tail, with the front hand reaching across the front of the body as in Seatbelt.
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OPEN ENTRY →Both hands hold the board at the same time.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear hand crosses to the heel edge while the front hand holds the forward toe edge.
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OPEN ENTRY →A simultaneous Stalefish and Mute.
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OPEN ENTRY →Method, Japan, Lien, Slob, Seatbelt and Crail add route, styling or context. A shared contact does not prove equivalent names.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear hand passes between the legs to the heel edge ahead of the front foot.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →The retained search lead describes two heel-edge holds outside the bindings with a backward bend, but full original mechanics and alias equivalence remain unreviewed.
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OPEN ENTRY →FIS lists the name with a brief relative description, insufficient here for a complete independent contact and execution pathway.
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OPEN ENTRY →The interview discusses Scott Stevens' combination using to as sequence wording. It does not establish that the entire frontflip was performed one-footed.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear hand reaches across to the nose; the cited example uses a frontside tweak.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear-hand toe-edge grab with the front leg extended to poke the nose.
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OPEN ENTRY →A rear-hand toe-edge grab between the bindings with the rear leg extended, front knee bent and tail poked frontside.
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OPEN ENTRY →Both hands hold the toe edge between the bindings.
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OPEN ENTRY →The source associates the Grasser Method label with Chris Roach but does not establish its distinct mechanics in the short discussion.
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OPEN ENTRY →The source names Grosman as a Beef Curtains component without a reviewed mechanical definition.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Retain historical labels with sources while using the Bible's chosen canonical policy. Disagreements belong beside the definition.
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OPEN ENTRY →S3 describes a Crail combined with a Japan grab.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear hand holds the toe edge between bindings.
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OPEN ENTRY →Quality includes intended hand, zone, route, deliberate hold and recovered alignment. Publisher style opinions are not universal validity scores.
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OPEN ENTRY →Front-hand toe-edge grab with the arm outside the knee and a tucked, backward tweak.
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OPEN ENTRY →The core registry retains Lien Air as a terrain/context-dependent grab name. The present source packets do not provide enough detail to settle its general contact and complete transition pathway.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Front hand holds the heel edge between the bindings.
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OPEN ENTRY →Front-hand heel-edge grab styled across the body; exact placement and tweak vary.
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OPEN ENTRY →Sequential front-hand heel-edge and rear-hand toe-edge grabs.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →The interview introduction attests one/no-foot riding without a precise attachment/contact definition.
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OPEN ENTRY →Front hand holds the nose.
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OPEN ENTRY →A leg-position modifier with the front leg extended and the rear leg bent.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear hand reaches across to the heel edge; distinguish this from a nose-grab Crail.
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OPEN ENTRY →A rear-hand cross-body heel-edge grab ahead of the front binding, combined with Method styling.
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OPEN ENTRY →The previous audit found ski and game terminology without a reviewed primary snowboard definition. This does not prove the snowboard name cannot exist.
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OPEN ENTRY →Reported/source-indexed example: One-Foot Backside720 Japan. Bode Merrill, High Cascade summer2008 as reported by the Japan directory.
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OPEN ENTRY →A grab performed with one foot unstrapped.
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OPEN ENTRY →A trick performed with only one foot secured in a binding.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Front hand passes behind the back to the heel edge behind the rear foot.
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OPEN ENTRY →An aerial reversal/shifty-style topic retained in the initial air-style registry. Ground Rewind in Package2 is a different context; exact aerial amount and timing remain source-specific.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear hand passes between the legs to the heel edge.
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OPEN ENTRY →Both hands hold the nose simultaneously.
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OPEN ENTRY →Repeated alternating nose and tail grabs within one air.
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OPEN ENTRY →A simultaneous Roast Beef and Nose Grab.
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OPEN ENTRY →The cited version uses front-hand toe-edge contact and a fully extended front leg.
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OPEN ENTRY →Front hand reaches across the body to the tail.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →The cited directory uses front-hand toe-edge contact in a straight/frontside context.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear hand passes between the legs and around the front leg to the forward toe edge.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear hand holds the heel edge between the bindings in this demonstrated version.
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OPEN ENTRY →Front hand passes between the legs to the heel edge.
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OPEN ENTRY →An extended two-leg position; the name describes the tweak rather than one universal grab location.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear-hand toe-edge grab with a characteristic outward-knee posture; styling term.
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OPEN ENTRY →Front hand reaches around the base from behind to the toe edge.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear hand successively grabs the two separate swallowtail tips.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →The rear hand reaches between the legs to the heel edge ahead of the front foot, with the rear leg extended.
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OPEN ENTRY →A grab name with two materially different attributed definitions: FIS describes a rear-hand reach around the rear knee to the toe edge near the rear foot; Snowboard Addiction describes a front-hand reach behind the body and through the legs to the toe edge.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear hand holds the tail.
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OPEN ENTRY →A leg-position modifier with the rear leg extended and the front leg bent.
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OPEN ENTRY →Roast Beef, Chicken Salad and Taipan require route information beyond edge contact. Conflicting hand assignments remain source blocks.
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OPEN ENTRY →A simultaneous Indy and Melon.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rear arm passes outside the knee to the toe edge; knees are tucked.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Rocket, Truck Driver, Bloody Dracula and Flying Squirrel need individual routes. Double Grab may mean an ordered sequence rather than simultaneous hands.
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OPEN ENTRY →TransWorld uses UFO for simultaneous nose/tail board contact. Which hand holds each end and a complete progression are not stated in reviewed text.
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OPEN ENTRY →Front hand holds the toe edge between bindings.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Front-hand toe-edge grab with both legs extended; source uses the older name.
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