Backside Bluntslide
Performed by Jason Chin-filmed by Dorian Tucker
Approach the obstacle with your back facing it with a good amount a speed to hook up a long slide. Make sure you are going almost parallel to the obstacle and just barely towards it. Get into a blunt slide by popping a high ollie like you want to get on top of the obstacle. During your ollie, turn your board frontside 90 degrees with your back foot and lock in your tail to blunt. Slide it for as long as you can balancing yourself by putting more or less pressure on your front or back front. Pop out by putting a small amount of pressure on your back foot and turning back 90 degrees backside directing your board with your front foot. Land it with no toe touch and roll away clean.
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