Trick
Tail Press Backside 180 Out — Feature
Aliases
Tailpress Back 1en · Source shorthandHOW TO DO IT
Tail Press Backside 180 Out — Feature
Tail-supported feature travel with a counterrotated Backside 180 exit to switch.
Preparation and setting
Stable feature presses, backside exit control and blind-landing alignment. The publisher recommends Tailpress Front 1 and 50-50 Back 1 beforehand.
Execution / application sequence
- No complete source-specific execution sequence is established; retain this item as an open editorial record.
Learning and practice
Rehearse the snow counterpart, then the aligned press and backside exit separately. Combine them on the box; the source allows ollie or nollie entry. Do not change entry, feature and exit difficulty simultaneously.
Errors, limits and corrections
Early rotation: keep the board along the feature through the preparatory phase. Losing support during wind-up: reduce the torso movement and revisit the press. Unwanted landing rotation: return to the independent backside exit.
Observable checks
The press remains aligned until the timed exit. Cue: prepare the shoulders, delay the board. Blind landing describes visual orientation, not closed eyes.
SOURCE-BACKED DETAIL
Characteristics
- Source-recommended preparation
- Tail Press Frontside 180 Out — Feature50-50 Backside 180 Out
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teaching summary — coaching review required
The source uses the snow counterpart as rehearsal, preserves feature alignment and delays board rotation until the feature ends.
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editorial review notes
Suggested preparation is not a universal mandatory dependency. Documented error: rotating off line before the feature end.
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Additional teaching summary — coaching review required
The shared four-variant lesson uses counterrotation preparation followed by pop and exit rotation on a training board and Balance Bar.
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Additional editorial review notes
Source enrichment only; no duplicate card.