No Comply 360

also known as: No Comply Full Wrap · No Comply 360 Shove

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Shown for a regular-footed rider. Teal ring + arrow = the rider's facing direction; teal band = the tail; a dot is where a hand holds the board - bright yellow for the front hand, amber for the back one, which is the whole difference between a mute and an indy. Board and rider rotate independently - each follows its own component. Drag to orbit.

How it works

With the front foot planted, the back foot scoops the tail hard frontside so the board wraps a full 360 degrees around the vertical axis behind the planted leg while the rider hops in place over it. Unlike the 180 version the body does not need to rotate; the board orbits the stationary rider and is caught back under the feet after the full wrap. Body-rotation variants exist, but the full board wrap is the established form.

Step by step

  1. Roll slowly with the back foot centered on the tail and shoulders quiet.
  2. Plant the front foot heel-side next to the front truck.
  3. Scoop the tail violently frontside and slightly down, sending the board into a full 360 yaw around your planted leg.
  4. Hop off the planted foot and keep the back foot hovering over the spinning deck.
  5. Catch the grip with the back foot as the nose completes the wrap, front foot returning to the bolts.
  6. Land centered and roll away in the original stance.

Body mechanics

Front footPlants and holds ground as the axis the board orbits; springs up at the catch.
Back footDelivers the entire 360 of yaw with one hard frontside scoop, then tracks and catches the grip.
ShouldersStay square to the direction of travel; resisting rotation keeps the catch aligned.
ArmsOut for balance while hovering over the spinning board.
GazeLocked on the deck to time the catch at the end of the wrap.