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Backside 180 In → Switch Tail Butter → Switch Frontside 360 Out

A backside half-turn into a switch tail butter followed by a switch frontside full-turn exit.

Aliases

BS180 to スイッチ5-0 to キャブ360ja · Additional source terminology

HOW TO DO IT

Backside 180 → Switch 5-0 → Cab 360

An additional source for the earlier BS180-in, switch manual, SWFS360-out combination. The source allows some supported rotation before the aerial exit; sequence angle is not a single airborne total.

Preparation and setting

Independent BS180, the verified switch manual and Cab 360. Compare Batch02 entry07 before merging.

Available preparation and unresolved execution

  1. Use a light BS180 entry.
  2. Receive switch contact and organize the named support.
  3. Preserve momentum while allowing only the demonstrated supported turn.
  4. Prepare a distinct departure for Cab 360.
  5. Complete and absorb the switch full-turn landing.
  6. Ride away without continuing to pivot.

Learning and practice

Link the entry to a brief manual first. Practice the exit separately. Do not add supported and airborne rotation into one spin label.

Errors and corrections

Heavy entry consumes release: reduce first-spin effort. Forced manual hold kills flow: shorten it. Ambiguous board-end instruction: verify before standardizing.

Observable checks

The original sequence and additional source are retained under one merge candidate; exact contact mechanics remain review-dependent.

Source: https://www.howtosnowboard.jp/pages/b1cab3.html

HOW TO DO IT

Backside 180 In → Switch Tail Butter → Switch Frontside 360 Out

Backside 180 entry, switch trailing support and Switch Frontside 360 exit; final stance: switch.

Preparation and setting

Shorter butter combination; standalone Switch Frontside 360; gentle snow.

How to do it

  1. Set up the Backside 180 from toe-side control.
  2. Pop into the switch trailing-support position.
  3. Carry the sequence smoothly through the support, with modest heel-side preparation in this example.
  4. Release the supported end into Switch Frontside 360.
  5. Complete the landing alignment and control residual rotation.

How to learn it

Practise the exit and shorter combination separately. Intermediate exercise: supported 90 plus airborne 270; the complete exit requires airborne 360.

Errors and corrections

Editorial checks: if support collapses, return to the shorter exit. If the whole sequence stalls, practise the components with a deliberate connection between them. If rotation continues after landing, assess alignment rather than increasing the wind-up.

Checks and cues

Record supported and airborne rotation separately. Final stance is switch. Cue: connect the phases; reserve pop for the exit.

Existing entry

Batch 02 / 07.

Related: Switch Frontside 360; switch butter; 180-in/180-out. Sources: Snowboard Addiction — 180 Tail Butter 360 Out

SOURCE-BACKED DETAIL

Characteristics

Source-recommended preparation
Backside 180 — GroundSwitch manual controlSwitch Frontside 360

01

teaching summary — coaching review required

The source develops the exit independently, rehearses a shorter combination, then uses an intermediate supported turn before reducing it towards the complete popped exit.

02

editorial review notes

The intermediate supported rotation is not a fully airborne 360 exit.

03

Additional teaching summary — coaching review required

The additional source recommends controlled early phases to preserve flow through the longer sequence and allows supported rotation during the manual before the final spin.

04

Additional editorial review notes

Merge as evidence for the Batch 02 entry, not as another trick. Supported rotation and one board-end phrase remain ambiguous pending demonstration review.