Variations
The axis of rotation determines whether the maneuver is a forward-loop, spin-loop, or cheese-roll. Other variations depend upon the "ramp" from which the rider performs the maneuver, with large wave faces allowing double or triple-loops and accomplished "loopers" performing spin-loops off of flat water.
A double forward is an innovation of this move, it involves two full rotations of board and sail in the air.
Variations include:
- Forward loop -- same as front loop
- Double loop
- Triple loop
- Spin loop
- Flat-water loop
- Cheese roll
- Wymaroo
- Front loop off the lip
- Front loop hooked in
- Front loop one footed
- Table top into forward
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