Indoor FS 360.

1. You should already land indoor frontside 180s consistently.

   Approach the lip (the top edge of the kicker) straight, at a steady, easy mid-speed that just keeps you moving.

2. Just before the lip, pre-wind: turn your upper body slightly toward the backside (your back side) only, closing your shoulder line at an angle to your direction of travel, with both arms tucked loosely in front.

   This wind-up stores the spin you'll release on takeoff.

3. At the lip, extend both knees and pop straight up.

   Keep the board flat and focus only on rising tall. Trying to spin early tips you sideways, kills your height, and leaves you short in the brief indoor airtime.

4. The instant your feet leave the snow, release the stored upper body toward the frontside (your chest side).

   Send your eyes first to where you want to go, then unwind shoulders → hips → board in that order. Keep your arms drawn in to spin faster on the same momentum (spreading them slows the rotation).

5. In the air, tuck your knees slightly and stay compact to keep the spin going.

   Don't arch your back; keep your hips stacked over the board so your axis stays clean.

6. Past 270 degrees, when the landing comes into view, briefly stop your opening arm to brake the spin and line the board up with your direction of travel.

7. Set the front foot and back foot down together, absorbing through ankles → knees → hips in that order.

   Artificial snow is hard, so sink in to soften the touchdown and silence the impact.

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