Trick

Frontflip to One-Footer

The interview discusses Scott Stevens' combination using to as sequence wording. It does not establish that the entire frontflip was performed one-footed.

HOW TO DO IT

Frontflip to One-Footer — Interview Example

The interview discusses Scott Stevens' combination using to as sequence wording. It does not establish that the entire frontflip was performed one-footed.

Preparation and setting

Follow the context and evidence boundary stated here; a related component is not automatically a validated progression for this target.

Known phases / unresolved execution

No complete source-specific execution sequence is established; retain this item as an open editorial record.

Learning and practice

Reference only; source-specific mechanics and specialist instruction are required before a teachable pathway exists.

Errors, limits and corrections

Assuming one-foot from take-off to landing changes the reported sequence.

Observable checks

Known contact/sequence facts and unresolved fields remain distinguishable; no unverified execution is promoted as complete.

SOURCE-BACKED DETAIL

Characteristics

Record type: named demonstrated sequence

editorial review notes

Preserve 'to' as the source's sequence wording. Do not assert that the full frontflip was performed with one foot detached.