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Technique

Forward-oriented Return from Switch

Forward-oriented return from switch: an indexed non-jumping stance-return drill, distinct from a popped Half Cab or Switch Backside 180.

HOW TO DO IT

Forward-oriented return from switch

An indexed non-jumping stance-return drill, distinct from a popped Half Cab or SWBS180. The full source-specific edge pathway has not been analysed in this package.

Preparation and setting

Controlled switch glide and deliberate stopping. Use an ordinary controlled stop if the return pathway is not already known.

Available preparation and unresolved execution

  1. Identify the switch entry and main-stance exit.
  2. Keep the non-jumping context explicit.
  3. Review the original direction and edge pathway before teaching it.
  4. Do not import popped-spin instructions as this surface drill.

Learning and practice

Learn the complete stance-return drill with the original written lesson and technical review; continue switch stopping independently.

Errors and corrections

Treating this as an aerial half-turn changes its contact state. Do not force a stance pivot against a locked edge.

Observable checks

Original indexed drill preserved; source-specific instruction gap explicit.

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