​Before you challenge this trick, be sure to check the following points in advance.

• On a level surface, you can move sequentially from take off and parallel to the landing without attaching your board.
• When doing straight air, you can do a shifty that makes your lower body face the direction of the landing.
• You can do a shifty backside 180 from the side wall while free riding.
• When doing a park jump, you can do a backside 180 and take off with your board straight.
• You have plenty of time in the air to show off style.

​The Pros snowboard with stability.  
They look like they never fall.  
“How can I snowboard like that?”  
How can intermediate snowboarders gain riding-sense close to that of the pros?  
This time, let's think about the body's intuition from a mechanical stand point.

Pro-Snowboarding is stability.  
You probably understand it as having good total balance right?  
In order to maintain balance, you need to have a good base as the foundation.  
Your “footing” is your base for the majority of the time you are snowboarding.  
Strong footing makes up for a good portion of this total balance.

​Well then, this time I will be taking into consideration the reasons for why we naturally do things when free riding and when riding in the part, etc.
 
It is commonly known that everyone does this, but why do we turn right before doing a spin?
What is often said is…

• Gain strong footing
• Prevent skidding with edging.
• Make rhythm

Before you challenge this trick, be sure to check the following points in advance.

•    You can do straight air with stability.
•    You don't lose balance even while touching your toes with your leading hand while in the air. 
•    You have plenty of time in the air to show off style.
•    You can create the Tuck Knee Japan Air position in a flat place.

If you have a solid grasp on these things, you can probably learn this trick fairly quick as well!  
Let's jump right into it!  
Sequence by sequence, I'm going to explain the “Tuck Knee Japan Air.” 

​What kind of people are you normally with every day?
 
Do you naturally think that there are lots of people all around you who think in the same ways you do and share your opinions?
I assume that you haven’t really met anyone who doesn’t agree with your opinions or who downright disagrees with your opinions.
People tend to be around others who understand them, who understand their feelings, who resemble them closely, and who match their levels.
The best phrase to represent this is “Birds of a feather flock together.”
According to quantum mechanics, in order for people to gather together with others of the same wavelength everything in this world exists while sending out wavelengths of micro-fine energy.
Everything that exists in this world has waves.
It’s said that these waves have four properties.