Trick
Backside 180 — Ground
A popped backside half-turn from main stance into switch.
HOW TO DO IT
Backside 180 — Ground
A popped backside half-turn from main stance into switch. It develops from controlled non-jumping changes but requires a distinct release and landing.
Preparation and setting
Small ollie, no-jump backside preparation and switch stopping.
Execution / application sequence
- Organize a modest toe-side setup.
- Flex without excessive torso winding.
- Release upward as backside rotation begins.
- Keep the board under the body through the less visible phase.
- Complete switch alignment before contact.
- Absorb and regain forward travel reference.
Learning and practice
Use G19 and the second-stage turn-and-pop drill, then move departure earlier as control improves.
Errors and corrections
Dragging through the turn: improve pop. Blind landing panic: reduce scope and rebuild switch control. Edge catch: inspect alignment and inclination.
Observable checks
The board clears snow deliberately and finishes switch without a rescue turn.
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Definition-first entry
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