Mosquito Air – This involves the front hand reaching to behind the front leg, grabbing the board’s heel edge just between the bindings. The front knee should be bent so that it is touching the tuck knee style of the board. Mute – This involves the front hand grabbing the board’s toe edge. Nollie – [...]
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