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Drill

Toe J-Turn with Supported Boot Contact

Join short glide to a toe-side path without tiptoe or waist collapse.

HOW TO DO IT

Toe J-Turn with Supported Boot Contact

Join short glide to a toe-side path without tiptoe or waist collapse.

Preparation and setting

Short glide established; toe support and route look rehearsed; clear gentle lane/runout.

Exercise sequence

  1. Choose toe finish zone.
  2. Rehearse shin/tongue contact with supported feet.
  3. Glide briefly with stable foot placement.
  4. Develop toe engagement and comfortable steering progressively.
  5. Look along route and round path across slope.
  6. Stop on toe edge and retain usable range.

Transfer

Supplies toe finish for toe C-turn; repair confidence here before adding old-edge release.

Errors addressed

Tiptoe; Chest collapse; Aborted toe turn; Late heel-edge catch.

Success check

Rounded toe path ends deliberately with supported feet and clear route awareness.

Simplify when needed

Shorten approach, rehearse stationary support or return to D13.

Editorial origin

SBSweet editorial exercise; not claimed as an official association drill.

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editorial review notes

No association approval is claimed; coaching review is pending.