Corpse flip (skateboarding)

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Corpse Flip

A Flat land trick, performed with one foot
The technical name for the "Corpse" flip is the "one foot 180 switch pop shuv it". It is named due to it's creator Ashley Cutter nicknamed "Cutta Corpse" after watching a Rodney Mullen skate video, cutta was influenced to create a new trick. The trick consists of the skater putting his right foot on a diagonal slant on the nose of the board facing towards the right of the board. The trick is performed by taking this stance, then by jumping and bringing the board around into the switch position. The aim of the trick is to switch stance whilst turning the board the opposite way that the skater is jumping.

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