Pointers on backside noseblunts?(Mechanics explained specifically?)

[PancakeBones]

I've been skating since 97' and in that whole time I've landed 4 back noseblunts slides, and 10 tranny Bs Noseblunts. What is the secret to them? Fuck its like my dream trick,

Which foot is mostly responsible for getting into it? (Example on what I mean.... For a bs tail in ea Skate you Ollie, you push the stick down then roll it to the middle.... Your back foot pushes it in after you have popped. Would a Bs noseblunt have something similar? Which foot guides it in?

How far do I Ollie before twisting it into it?

Tricks that help with comprehension?

On tranny I always land with only my heel on the front foot, I just don't understand how to scoop it and land in it right

Any tips? Suggestions? Help with mechanics? I've watched every trick tip video and haven't had that "clicked" moment. That moment of cathartic understanding. May there be a perspective or way of thinking about it? (I can do Fs Noseblunts , and I think of it like trying to backside noseslide the top)




Bonus question not related to a Bs noseblunt. What is the trick to flipping out of a grind? I've got a good pop out on my switch crook but I just don't understand how to flick it like a flat ground trick

[projectBNE]

I just posted in the other BSNB thread, so will just paste the response here and hopefully you see it and it helps:

Absolute pinnacle of ledge tricks.  I learned them at age 30 on a double stacked shipping pallet (Blue CHEP ones are grail).  Nice and short to get the feel for it without the fear of getting splattered all over a longer ledge.  It's just a front nose but on top.  Exact same entry and dismount.  Fear and making myself try it was the hardest part.  Needs a good amount of wax as it's harder when you have to push it.  I'm 45 now and last did one a couple months ago (dragged the trusty pallets out again).  Still the best feeling trick ever.  Good luck and send clips once you get it.

[PancakeBones]

Thanks for the reply!

What about the "foot in the directors chair"?  I see how the trick has a "pause" in turning into it like a back lip does (((((example Ollie up like a back 5050- at apex of height your back foot and toe pushes the tail back and over the rail. If you did the same motion with front foot the board gets pushed away from the rail)


I really struggle with this part,

[Paperclip20]

Going to revive this thread in hopes to start a discussion. Never done a BS noseblunt. What tricks help to know before trying/any general advice?

[tzhangdox]

Going to revive this thread in hopes to start a discussion. Never done a BS noseblunt. What tricks help to know before trying/any general advice?

front nose, back lip, back nosegrind 180