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Sone 360

Sone developed into a transfer toward the nose followed by a backside nollie 360.

Aliases

ソネ360en · Original Japanese name

HOW TO DO IT

Sone 360

Saechika develops Sone through a transfer toward the nose and a backside Nollie 360. The named spin component is 360; overall sequence angle is not inferred.

Preparation and setting

Sone, controlled support transfer and separately established backside nollie rotation.

Execution / application sequence

  1. Establish Sone's initial tail support.
  2. Use its release to organize movement toward the nose.
  3. Receive nose loading without collapsing over it.
  4. Coordinate body preparation with the backside nollie departure.
  5. Complete the established spin component.
  6. Absorb and stabilize the landing.

Learning and practice

Isolate tail release to nose loading before adding rotation. Link a modest departure before demanding the full named version.

Errors and corrections

No useful release in transfer: return to support changes. Rotation forced only by arms or legs: coordinate loading and release. Forward landing collapse: recover centre before contact.

Observable checks

Tail support, nose transfer and spin departure can be distinguished. This upgrades the earlier discovery record.

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Characteristics

Record type
press transfer spin combination
Demonstrator
Saechika (S2)
Rotation
backside 360 (named spin component)

Not established by sources

  • total sequence angle
  • landing stance

01

teaching summary — coaching review required

S2: keep the initial tail-supported pressure, use its release to organize the nose-supported phase and coordinate body twisting with the backside departure; finish with controlled landing absorption. Errors: transferring to the nose without useful release; forcing rotation with isolated leg or upper-body effort.