A 540-degree rotation in the air. The rider and board flip forward end over end. Same as toeside. Rider approaches the wake carving on the toe-side of his board and rolls the board over his head and lands on the other side of wake. Same as the frontside roll except rider lands his board in fakie position.
Rider approaches an obstacle and slides the board along the obstacle.
Also called a rail slide. Rider approaches fakie, performs a 180-degree rotation while crossing both wakes in the air and lands in a forward position on the opposite side of the wake. The edge that a wakeboard cuts hardest on. Helmets are required for wakeboarding when an athlete uses the jump as bonk or grind. Backside roll with a blind 360.