Trick
MFM Butter
HOW TO DO IT
MFM Butter
In this publisher's version, a frontside rolling nollie is redirected back into straight tail support, then released into a counterrotated Frontside 180. The redirection distinguishes the complete movement from the simpler sideways-butter rehearsal.
Preparation and setting
Tail Butter Frontside 180 and controlled nollie support changes. Begin with flatground rehearsals before adding terrain.
How to do it
- Use a heel-side setup to introduce frontside direction.
- Nollie with the rolling frontside movement.
- Redirect the board back toward straight tail support rather than merely continuing around.
- Open the upper body for the counterrotated exit.
- Pop Frontside 180 and ride away switch.
How to learn it
Rehearse without the board: ordinary nollie–tail butter–180; then rolling nollie into sideways support and finish; finally add the return to straight support before the exit. Repeat on snow. Rollers and knuckles are later applications, not required starting terrain.
Errors and corrections
Board never returns straight: practise the redirection separately. Trying to freeze a long press: the source describes the developed movement as a quick sequence. Confusing the preparatory version with completion: identify whether the return phase actually occurred.
Checks and cues
Rolling entry, board redirection and counterrotated exit are all present. Cue: roll, return, release. Treat this as an attributed version, not a universal definition across every school.
Existing entry
Batch 02 / 09.
SOURCE-BACKED DETAIL
Characteristics
- Source-recommended preparation
- Tail Butter Frontside 180 Out — Snow
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teaching summary — coaching review required
The source develops Tail Butter Frontside 180 first, then distinguishes a simpler rolling rehearsal from the complete redirection and exit.
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editorial review notes
Do not equate the simpler rehearsal with the complete named movement or assume universal mechanics.