How To Do A Frontside 540 Shuvit
If you’re trying to learn this trick, I’m assuming you have your frontside 360 shuvits down, so you pretty much know what’s going on here. For the Frontside 540 shuvit, you’re going to be rotating the board 540 degrees instead of 360 or 180. Frontside in this case means that the front of the board is going to rotate towards your back.
To do a frontside 540 shuvit, bend your knees slightly and then jump into the air. As you jump, start to rotate the board in a frontside rotation by pushing your back foot out in front of you. Keep an eye on the board while it spins around, and you are in the air. When you see that it has completed 540 degrees, catch it with your feet. Bend your knees when you land to absorb the shock. Keep your balance and ride away.
Tips
Get your 360 shuvits down
Study all the tips for a Frontside 360 shuvit. They all apply here too. Make sure you have these down.
Increase leg strength
Obviously this trick is hard because of how much the board needs to rotate. Continue to practice to help build up the strength in the specific muscle movements that you use to rotate the board. You can save time, energy, be more efficient and save your feet and ankles if you practice on carpet.
Be smooth
Don’t shove the board out from under you, just spin it. This is hard sometimes when you are first learning the trick because you are trying to spin the board so hard that you often lose control of it.
Jump higher
You need to give the board more time to make it’s 540 degree rotation.
If you need to, rotate your hips a bit and catch the board early and finish the rotation on the water.
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Wednesday, October 17, 2012
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