Trick
Chicken Salad
HOW TO DO IT
Chicken Salad — Attributed Variants
TransWorld/FIS describe a rear-hand through-leg heel hold with inward wrist and front-leg extension. Snowboard Addiction describes front-hand through-leg heel contact. The hand assignment conflict remains unresolved.
Preparation and setting
Use this record for source-specific understanding. Where mechanics are unresolved, ordinary component practice is related knowledge rather than a verified progression for the named target.
Known phases / unresolved execution
- No complete source-specific execution sequence is established; retain this item as an open editorial record.
Learning and practice
The available description and explicit evidence limits above are the content for this record. Complete named reproduction steps are not available where marked incomplete. Descriptive novelty references are not automatically assigned training tasks.
Errors, limits and corrections
Forced numeric wrist rotation is not a training instruction. A universal definition must wait for variant comparison.
Observable checks
The attributed source usage is preserved and missing fields are not guessed. This is not counted as a completed execution lesson.
SOURCE-BACKED DETAIL
Characteristics
- Record type
- through the legs grab
- Demonstrator
- Tim Eddy
- Grab hand
- rear hand
- Reach route
- between the legs
- Edge
- heel edge
- Contact region
- between the bindings
- Wrist orientation
- inward-turned; source uses an exact 180-degree description that is not converted into a mobility prescription
- Front leg
- extended in cited styling
- Board orientation
- backside nose poke in cited styling
Definition conflicts
- Snowboard Addiction (S4) calls Chicken Salad a front-hand through-the-legs heel hold, unlike the rear-hand FIS/TransWorld definition used in Batch 12.
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Additional teaching summary — coaching review required
Tim Eddy's cited example combines inward wrist orientation with front-leg extension and a backside nose poke. Preserve the distinction from Roast Beef; do not prescribe forced joint rotation.
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Additional editorial review notes
Other web pages use conflicting hand labels; this record remains explicitly attributed to the original TransWorld directory.
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Additional editorial review notes
Conflicting hand assignment retained with attribution; not reconciled.