Problem Solver/Toeside 360
The Correct Way The key to doing big, controlled toeside 360s, either frontside or backside, is riding all the way up through the top of
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The Correct Way The key to doing big, controlled toeside 360s, either frontside or backside, is riding all the way up through the top of
Rider: Chris Bischoff Level: Advanced Some people can do this move from the trough, but to learn it, you want to start about 10 feet
First off, realize the toeside front is not a front roll, it’s a front flip. That means your board does a front flip, not necessarily
The Correct Way The key to doing big, controlled toeside 360s, either frontside or backside, is riding all the way up through the top of
Rider: Chris Bischoff Level: Advanced Some people can do this move from the trough, but to learn it, you want to start about 10 feet
First off, realize the toeside front is not a front roll, it’s a front flip. That means your board does a front flip, not necessarily
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