Sweeper
Also called creeper
What it is
A frontside nose-grab footplant where the back foot rests on the coping — the crail-grab variation is called a creeper. Invented by Duane Peters.
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Sweeper
How it works
- Grab the nose frontside and step the back foot onto the coping, sweeping it along as you stall.
- The back foot 'sweeps' the coping while the grab holds the board; step back on and drop in.
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Sweeper
Other stances
The same trick from another stance. The lessons above still apply; the ones made for a stance are listed under it.
Nollie Sweeper
The lessons above applyFakie Sweeper
The lessons above apply
Lip tricks
Same family
Grounded in Wikipedia: Lip trick (Sweeper)
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