Trick
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A backside handplant using the rear support hand and a front-hand heel-edge grab.
Aliases
Backside Handplanten · Teaching and classification aliasSOURCE-BACKED DETAIL
Characteristics
- Record type
- handplant
- Grab
- Melon suggested by JP Walker; heel-edge grab in the cited Shred School version
- Grab hand
- front hand
- Support hand
- rear hand
- Rotation direction
- backside return in the cited Shred School version
- Source-recommended preparation
- JP Walker: enough speed for a small quarterpipe backside airShred School: quarterpipe backside airs for approach-speed familiarity
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Additional teaching summary — coaching review required
JP Walker's quarterpipe lesson builds from a small backside air, places the rear supporting hand near the board's departure point, keeps the knees compact, adds a front-hand grab (Walker suggests melon), and returns compactly. Walker identifies reaching forward towards the deck as a common mistake. Shred School separately uses quarterpipe backside airs to establish approach speed.
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Additional editorial review notes
Author preparation sequences are not universal mandatory prerequisites.