Casper Disaster
What it is
A 180 spin out of a one-footed heelside railstand, landing back in riding position. Invented by Bobby 'Casper' Boyden.
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Casper Disaster
How it works
- Rolling fakie or nollie, the rider enters a heelside railstand on one foot.
- The free foot points down and nudges the griptape side while the rider spins 180 degrees toward the trucks.
- The feet then work together to nudge the board down into a rolling position.
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Casper Disaster
Other stances
The same trick from another stance. The lessons above still apply; the ones made for a stance are listed under it.
Nollie Casper Disaster
The lessons above applyFakie Casper Disaster
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Flatground basics
Same family
Grounded in Wikipedia: Freestyle skateboarding tricks (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freestyle_skateboarding_tricks)
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