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FREESTYLE ATLAS · TRICK TREE
Families, named tricks, variants, contexts and research records across flatground, guratori, jumps, grabs, jibbing and transition.
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OPEN ENTRY →A nose-pivot 180 followed by a hooked switch nollie backside spin, described by this author with 360 or 540 continuations.
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OPEN ENTRY →A popped backside half-turn from main stance into switch.
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OPEN ENTRY →A source-specific introductory backside stance change using turn continuation rather than a distinct aerial half-turn.
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OPEN ENTRY →The second-stage lesson adds ollie to the initial backside surface change, then progressively moves take-off earlier toward a fully airborne half-turn.
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OPEN ENTRY →A backside half-turn entry, the source's switch tail-manual phase and a switch frontside half-turn exit to the main stance.
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OPEN ENTRY →A full backside ground rotation using modest toe-side preparation and upward ollie.
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OPEN ENTRY →A backside-oriented, sideways nose-supported slide on snow, with the rider's torso facing towards travel in the cited lesson example.
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OPEN ENTRY →The original teaching page names a switch-entry Cab 360 with a board tap used as a rhythm accent.
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OPEN ENTRY →The Japanese side-rotation lesson describes hand support and passing the board over the body near stationary speed.
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OPEN ENTRY →A carve can supply a line and load for a ground movement, but landing alignment and subsequent turn remain separate skills.
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OPEN ENTRY →Nose and tail Compass labels indicate source-specific support/rotation topics.
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OPEN ENTRY →A heel-side Dolphin Turn connected into a nollie 720.
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OPEN ENTRY →Name recorded in the research pack; a definition has 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 →Name recorded in the research pack; a definition has not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Drive is a source-specific family name requiring verified entry, support, rotation and exit.
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OPEN ENTRY →グラトリ names ground-trick context.
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OPEN ENTRY →Flex, torsion, shape, profile, length and stance influence loading and clearance together.
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OPEN ENTRY →Readiness is demonstrated component control, not a universal difficulty number.
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OPEN ENTRY →A documented toe-edge take-off variant of the existing ground Frontside 180.
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OPEN ENTRY →The teacher uses continuation from a slow heel-side turn to change into switch without an ollie.
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OPEN ENTRY →The publisher introduces a small pop during an already-started frontside surface turn.
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OPEN ENTRY →A full frontside rotation performed from ground terrain, returning to the entry stance.
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OPEN ENTRY →The publisher redirects the board sideways with opposing upper/lower movements, receives nose support and returns to travel.
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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 →Press-oriented, pop/spin-oriented, tap/rebound, drive and combination riding are useful mechanical groupings that can overlap.
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OPEN ENTRY →Ollie/nollie, switch, edge selection, load/release and axis control interact in named combinations.
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OPEN ENTRY →Press-to-spin, spin-to-press and drive-to-transfer links use different receptions.
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OPEN ENTRY →Departure may use ollie or nollie, entry main or switch, and rotation frontside or backside.
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OPEN ENTRY →A frontside half-turn initiated from switch, returning to the rider's main stance.
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OPEN ENTRY →A Switch Frontside 180 with a toe-edge take-off, explicitly distinguished by the publisher from the heel-edge version.
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OPEN ENTRY →A switch frontside half-turn followed by a main-stance backside full-turn, with snow contact between phases.
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OPEN ENTRY →A switch frontside half-turn into a main-stance nose manual, followed by a backside half-turn back to switch.
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OPEN ENTRY →A switch frontside half-turn into a main-stance tail manual, followed by a backside half-turn back to switch.
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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 →A move from a heel-side nose-supported position into a brief heel-side tail engagement and rebound.
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OPEN ENTRY →A Heel Scratch entry feeding a supported nose rotation and a Drive Spin continuation, named 540 by the source.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →A Japanese ground-trick practice commonly called guratori, combining presses, pops, supported rotations and linked sequences.
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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 →Andy, Andy 360, Rodeo Andy and Owen are distinct named records until evidence establishes exact variant relationships.
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OPEN ENTRY →The same name may describe different versions and different names may resemble one movement.
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OPEN ENTRY →A nose-loaded release into a backside half-turn.
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OPEN ENTRY →A Nollie Backside 180 followed by the switch manual position named by the source.
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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 →Saechika combines upper-body preparation, heel-side nose loading and rear-leg movement into rotation, preparing the return near 270.
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OPEN ENTRY →A snow-based position or movement in which support is deliberately concentrated toward the physical nose and the tail is lifted or visibly unloaded.
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OPEN ENTRY →A context-specific movement combining nose support with rotation and a defined exit.
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OPEN ENTRY →A two-stage 180 combination: a tail-catching support transition, then a switch backside 180 with a tail tap.
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OPEN ENTRY →Name recorded in the research pack; a definition has not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →In this teacher's version, a nose-supported turn with separated upper/lower-body rotation, a held 270 board position and a support transfer into a tail-press shape before returning.
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OPEN ENTRY →Name recorded in the research pack; a definition has 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 →A press emphasizes end support; a slide also describes travel/contact orientation.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →A riding-context label for connecting tricks with flowing turns and movement down the slope.
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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 →A ground-trick usage emphasizing opposite upper/lower-body twisting, board elevation and a held roughly 90 board position before returning.
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OPEN ENTRY →These terms vary between airborne, ground and local teaching contexts.
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OPEN ENTRY →Name recorded in the research pack; a definition has not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →An alternating supported-rotation sequence introduced through a toe-side scratch.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →In this teacher's description, a heel-side turn combined with a tail press on the heel-side portion of the tail.
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OPEN ENTRY →Sone developed into a transfer toward the nose followed by a backside nollie 360.
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OPEN ENTRY →A Sone release into the source's front nose-press position.
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OPEN ENTRY →A backside half-turn from switch back to the rider's main stance.
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OPEN ENTRY →A switch backside half-turn followed by a main-stance frontside full-turn, with snow contact between phases.
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OPEN ENTRY →Freestyle atlas record. Technical definition and instruction have not yet been established.
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OPEN ENTRY →Name recorded in the research pack; a definition has 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 →A snow-based position or movement in which support is deliberately concentrated toward the physical tail and the nose is lifted or visibly unloaded.
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OPEN ENTRY →Brief board contact can feed a following release or rotation.
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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 →A toe-edge-departure ollie 180 taken within a loaded carving turn, returning directly into switch-turn flow.
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OPEN ENTRY →Name recorded in the research pack; a definition has not yet been established.
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