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Snowboarding Tricks: How to Do a Flatground 360
Keep the Snowboard Flat for Flatground 360's
Snowboarding Tricks: Upper Body Mechanics for a Flatground 360
Snowboarding Tricks: Common Mistakes for 360's
How to Nollie Back-One on a Snowboard
Snowboarding Tricks: Shoulder Shift for a Nollie Back-One
Snowboarding Tricks: Upper Body Mechanics for a Nollie Back-One
How to Land a Nollie Back-One
Snowboarding Tricks: Avoiding Nollie Back-One Mistakes
How to Do a Tail Block on a Snowboard
Snowboard Tricks: Tail Block Lower Body Mechanics
Snowboard Tricks: Tail Block Upper Body Mechanics
Snowboard Tricks: Tail Block Common Mistakes
Tail Block Snowboard Grabs
Snowboard Tricks: Stomping It
Summary: Snowboarders keep the snowboard flat for flatground 360 snowboard tricks. Learn how to keep the snowboard flat for flatground 360 snowboard tricks in this free snowboarding video.
Jesse Sutton has taught at the Breck Ski & Ride School. She has been skiing and snowboarding for over 6 years, and is currently riding for Forum snowboards and Special Blend outerwear....read more
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"In this section, we're going to talk about how to keep your board flat when you're doing flat ground 360's. It's really important to keep your board flat when you are doing these, just like on boxes. It kind of teaches you a little bit about how to press, so you don't catch an edge, and it teaches you how to follow your edges as well, because once your learn how to J- turn, you just link your turns back and forth. This one is a little step up, where as you come round from your toes to your heels, you just keep following your heels Once you start rotating your upper body, your edges will engage. All you have to do is follow your edges. Your board already knows how to do it. You've just got to let go and enjoy it."
eHow Article: Keep the Snowboard Flat for Flatground 360's
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