Duck Jibe — Heelside to Toeside

About this trick

This advanced duck jibe variation enters from heelside and exits on toeside — the opposite of the standard version. It requires a different arm motion for the duck and a toeside landing, which is technically harder to balance. But mastering this variant gives you full directional flexibility and a key building block for linking tricks.

Key tips

1. 1

   The arm motion is reversed from the standard duck jibe — the wing passes on the other side of your body

2. 2

   Anticipate the toeside landing: shift your weight to the toes early, before you've completed the turn

3. 3

   This variant needs more speed than a regular duck jibe — the toeside exit position is less stable

4. 4

   Approach it from a solid standard duck jibe base — don't attempt this without the basic version dialled in

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