Term
Push-pull
A source-specific carving movement strategy involving coordinated extension and flexion; preserve attribution and timing.
GLOSSARY · Turns & riding control
Push-pull is a carving strategy in which the rider extends to push the board away through the turn and flexes to pull it back under the body near the transition, keeping the board on edge. In the Bible it is described with the authors' own timing and attribution.
Context and distinction
Push-pull is a movement strategy; Extremecarving and Eurocarve are named styles that may use it. The terms are related but not interchangeable.
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