In the winter sport of snowboarding, the terms "stale fish" and "mule kick" are used.
1. Stale Fish:
- A stale fish is a trick where the snowboarder grabs the heel edge of the board with their rear hand while extending their front leg straight out in front of them. This creates a stylish and unique look during a jump or a trick.
2. Mule Kick:
- A mule kick is a trick where the snowboarder grabs the heel edge of the board with their rear hand while kicking out their back leg in an exaggerated motion, similar to how a mule would kick. This move adds flair and difficulty to the trick being performed.
These terms are commonly heard and used in the snowboarding community to describe specific grab and kick-out techniques that add creativity and style to a rider's performance on the slopes.
