Snowboard · Ground Tricks · ノーリー系
Switch Nollie.
スイッチノーリー
スイッチスタンスでのノーリー
How to
Step by stepRoll switch at a steady, controlled speed in a low stance with your knees slightly bent.
Keep your eyes up and looking ahead so your chest doesn't fall forward.
First sink down evenly over the whole board and bend your knees deeply to load it.
Bend your knees close to 90 degrees and keep your center of mass low, roughly under your belly button. This crouch loads the pop.
Using that loaded rebound, quickly shift onto your front foot (front foot in switch = back foot in your regular stance) and drive the nose down through the ball of that foot.
The moment you feel the nose flex and want to spring back is your pop timing.
As the rebound returns, snap that front ankle and knee straight all at once.
At the same time lift your head and chest straight up to carry your center of mass upward. Think of going straight up, not drifting sideways.
Once airborne, pull both knees toward your chest and tuck the board directly under you.
The more you draw your limbs in, the more stable and steady you stay.
Land on both feet at once, absorbing the impact softly by bending knees and ankles.
Keep your eyes looking down the line so the board tracks straight without wobbling.
Tips & common mistakes
In the app — learn while you logLoad in two stages: sink down deeply first, then move to the front foot. This builds a bigger rebound. Stomping the nose cold won't flex the board, so it won't spring.
Flat, no pop → you didn't sink deep enough so the board never flexed. Before driving the nose down with your front foot, bend your knees close to 90 degrees to build a solid load.
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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