Andy 540.

1. On a medium slope, carry a bit more speed than for the Andy 360, enough to pop with room to spare.

   The flow is the same as the 360: pivot 180 → hook → pop off the nose → spin backside → land.

2. From a nose press, pivot 180 around the nose to end up switch.

   Lead with your upper body toward the toe side to swing the tail around.

3. As the pivot comes around, dig in hard on the heel side so the nose hooks for an instant.

   Pause your eyes here.

4. Pop off the hooked nose (since you're switch, it's the trailing end of the board as you travel).

   Your spin is set the moment you pop and can't be added in the air, so pop while the pivot's rotation is still alive, swinging your arms bigger in the spin direction.

5. Once airborne, keep rotating the same way as the pivot (backside from your switch stance).

   Pull both arms in to your chest and tuck your knees lightly to stay small. The closer you bring your limbs in, the faster you spin on the same momentum, which is how you fit in one and a half turns.

6. As the 540 comes into view, open your arms slightly to stop the spin and land in your normal stance on both feet together.

   Bend your knees to absorb the impact and ride away.

You can pin your own clip to the tricks you've landed (My Video).