Snowboard · Air Bag · スピン系
Airmat BS 900.
エアマットBS900
エアマットで2回転半のBS回転
How to
Step by stepFirst make sure your BS720 is solid, holding its axis even through the long blind phase.
Only move on once you feel you have half a rotation to spare. Use the airbag setting to your advantage so you can focus purely on rotation without fearing the landing.
Approach at a steady medium speed, fast enough to carry through but never out of control.
Keep the board flat just before the lip and look toward where you are taking off. Too much speed throws off your timing, so stay at the top of your controllable range.
Pop straight up off the lip.
Load by bending both knees to about 110 degrees, then push through the balls of your feet and extend upward. Release both feet together to build height first. Backside rotation is slow to start, so buying air time with height comes before spinning.
As you extend, start the rotation with your upper body.
Since it is backside, pull your trailing shoulder (the one on your back side relative to your direction of travel) hard around behind you and turn your chin over that shoulder to look ahead. The spin is set the instant you leave the lip and cannot be added in the air, so winding up the upper body fully at takeoff decides whether you reach two and a half rotations.
Right after takeoff, pull both knees to your chest and wrap both arms in against your body to make yourself as compact as possible.
The closer your limbs are to your body, the faster you spin for the same effort. Hold this tuck through the long blind phase by keeping your core braced, drawing your navel toward your spine.
The phase where your back faces forward is very long and your view disappears.
Rather than searching for the landing with your eyes, keep your body straight like a single pole along the line of your chin and trailing shoulder, and prioritize not stalling the spin. If the axis tilts, you run out of rotation.
Once you pass two full rotations and the landing direction (switch, the opposite of your takeoff stance) comes into view, open your tucked knees and arms to brake the spin.
Spreading your limbs slows the rotation, so open just before landing to stop yourself from over-rotating.
Meet the airbag in a switch (reversed) stance.
Bend both knees to absorb the impact and look past the landing to the slope beyond. Even if you come up short at first, adjust your wind-up and tuck timing a little each attempt and log the reps.
Tips & common mistakes
In the app — learn while you logWhether you complete the spin is mostly decided at takeoff. You cannot add rotation in the air, so focus on how far you pull the trailing shoulder and how high you extend off the lip, then simply stay compact in the air.
Axis tilts in the blind phase and the spin falls apart → you are launching forward instead of straight up, or the tuck has loosened and core pressure is gone → extend straight up off the lip and, once knees are pulled to chest, hold the tuck until the blind phase ends.
The rest of the tips, fixes for each mistake, and what to try next are in the app — learn them while you log. Intermediate+ tricks are for Members.
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