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Heel Scratch → Drive Spin 540

A Heel Scratch entry feeding a supported nose rotation and a Drive Spin continuation, named 540 by the source.

Aliases

ヒールスクラッチドライブスピン540en · Original Japanese name

HOW TO DO IT

Heel Scratch → Drive Spin 540

The source links scratch rebound to approximately 90 of frontward board movement while maintaining nose support, then shifts toward centre for Drive Spin. Title 540 and introductory 360 conflict.

Preparation and setting

Heel Scratch and the relevant Drive Spin independently verified before linking.

Available preparation and unresolved execution

  1. Establish the scratch component.
  2. Use its brief rebound for the source's supported board movement.
  3. Maintain the described nose support through that transition.
  4. Shift toward board centre for the continuation.
  5. Review the complete Drive Spin finish before prescribing exit timing.
  6. Retain the title conflict in metadata.

Learning and practice

Practice the component boundary only after both component lessons are verified. Do not manufacture two variants from contradictory wording.

Errors and corrections

Counting all rotation as airborne 540 erases support. Overlong scratch contact kills flow. Resolve title/body inconsistency before publishing exact angles.

Observable checks

Named sequence and limited phase description retained; full angle/contact pathway remains incomplete.

Source: https://snb-ng.com/technique/121.html

SOURCE-BACKED DETAIL

Characteristics

Record type
ordered combination
Rotation
540 (source-named, supported)

Source conflicts

  • Title and main explanation use 540; an introductory sentence mentions 360. Not published as two verified variants.

01

teaching summary — coaching review required

S8: use the scratch rebound for roughly 90 of frontward board movement while keeping nose support, then shift toward the board centre for the remaining Drive Spin.

02

editorial review notes

Not evidence of an airborne 540.