Jumping Tip:      Most good skiboarders do this, and it is always a good thing to do. This little thing is speed checking before your launch off the ramp. To do this, if you think you are going too fast, then go back and forth on your approach to slow down your speed. If you keep on doing this, you will soon get the right speed you want, then you can concentrate on the jump itself and not the approach.
MUTE GRAB The rider raises both knees, reaches their right hand in the front of their boards in front of the landing and grabs the left edge of the left board pulling both boards up toward the right side of their body. TIP: Once you have your board in hand, yank on it to really tweak it out with style. Return To Top
MUTE CROSS The rider raises both knees, reaches their right hand over the front of their boards in front of the binding and grabs the left edge of the left board pulling both boards up toward the right side of their body while crossing the tips of the boards. TIP: Pull your left board up to really get a good cross. Return To Top

SAFETY GRAB
The rider raises both knees up toward their chest and grabs the center of the left edge of the left board under the binding with their left hand.
TIP: Stay in a real tight position, try to focus on keeping your feet together, not crossed, so you are in a tight ball, don't let go.
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STIFFY
Rider extends both of their legs straight while grabbing the right edge of their right board in front of their binding with their right hand.
TIP: Kick both legs out hard.
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CROSS STIFFY
Rider extends both of their legs straight while grabbing the right edge of their right skiboard in front of their binding with their left hand.
TIP: Lean way over your tips to grab and tweak it toward your right side to make it look styled out.
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ROCKET AIR
Rider extends both of their legs straight while grabbing the right tip of their right board with their right hand.
TIP: Stretch way out over your tips and hold it as long as possible.
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CROSS ROCKET AIR
The rider extends both of their legs straight while grabbing the rip of their right board with their left hand.
TIP: Tweak it out toward your left side to make it look cool.
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	FLYING FISH The rider bends their left knee up toward their chest and extends their right leg straight while grabbing the right edge of their right board in front of the binding with their right hand. TIP: Stretch your arm out over your right board like you're sitting on the floor touching your toe. Return To Top
	CROSS FLYING FISH The rider bends their left knee up toward their chest and extends their right leg straight while grabbing the right edge of their right board in front of the binding with their left hand. TIP: Tweak your tight leg to the left side with your arm for maximum style points. Return To Top
	STALE FISH AIR The rider extends their right leg out straight toward the right side of their body while tucking their left leg underneath. They reach under the base of their left board to grab the center of the left edge of their left skiboard. TIP: You should be in the same position as if you were sliding into home base. Return To Top

JAPAN AIR
The rider extends their right leg out toward the right side of their body while tucking their left leg underneath. They reach their right hand behind their right leg to grab their left edge of their left board in front of the binding.
TIP: This trick is more easily done if the rider is in a more tucked position.
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PARALLEL
The rider bends both knees up toward their chest, and reaches over their left thigh using their right hand to grab the center of the left edge of the left board.
TIP: You have to be in a tight ball to reach your arm over your thigh.
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TAIL GRAB
The rider bends both knees and grabs the tail of their right board with their right hand keeping their boots together.
TIP: Sit back and bend your knees to keep balance, and keep your boards parallel to the ground.
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LEAN AIR
The rider arches their back toward the left side of their body and grabs the left edge of their left board with their left hand.
TIP: Looks cool if performed on the side of a quarter pipe wall.
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