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Back-to-Wing Airjibe
About this trick
The back-to-wing airjibe extends the standard frontside airjibe by passing through the back-to-wing position at peak height before completing the 180° and landing. This gives the trick a more dramatic, fully rotated appearance and requires a faster, more committed rotation. It's one step toward full 360° aerial tricks.
Key tips
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The back-to-wing moment is brief — it should be a pass-through, not a pause
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Rotate quickly: slow rotation in the air gives the foil time to stall and you'll land badly
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The wing flip and landing timing need to be tighter than a standard airjibe — the extra rotation takes more time
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If you're struggling, go back to standard airjibes and work on increasing rotation speed
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