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Pretzel Exit

The feature-exit action that rotates opposite to the entry rotation; a common described application is a 270-out.

GLOSSARY

The term here identifies the actual exit phase. Name the slide before departure and the landing stance after rotation.

Context and distinction

The broad Pretzel card explains the naming relationship; this card describes its exit application.

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HOW TO DO IT

Pretzel270 Out / Pretzel Relationship

An exit rotates opposite the entry direction.270 is a documented variant, not mandatory for every pretzel. The written relation is known; detailed rail execution remains video-based.

Preparation and setting

Known slide, independently controlled exits and verified entry direction.

Known phases / unresolved execution

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

Learning and practice

Use direction analysis on established combinations. No universal countertwist prescription is supplied for all boardslides.

Errors, limits and corrections

Inferring from approach side is wrong. Reverse exit direction does not by itself establish270. A definition is not a full rail tutorial.

Observable checks

Entry/exit opposition is recorded accurately; movement pathway remains incomplete.

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Additional editorial review notes

S6 independently describes a pretzel as an exit turning opposite the entry direction (off-snow tutorial series following backside boardslides). It does not establish a 270 amount for every pretzel; the explicit Pretzel 270 Out record keeps its own evidence.