Colin heads almost straight up the wall -- maybe turning frontside just a bit. As he goes up, he bends down and grabs the board on the toe-side with his trailing hand.

In one flowing motion from the grab, Colin removes his front foot, plants it, and begins to jump, lifting the board with him. Notice that as he jumps he is already turning. He's 90 degrees around before his foot leaves the ground. In frame 4, you'll see that as the board hits almost 180 degrees, he is airborn.

He continues spinning frontside. Look at the height! Colin really boosts his Boneless Ones. The boy must have springs in his legs. In frame 6, notice that at just 180 degrees, he already has his front foot almost back on the board. Amazing. Also check out his body in relation to his board -- he keeps himself centered of the board.

Having boosted high, Colin has given himself plenty of time to do a smooth landing. At 270 degrees, his front foot is totally back on the board, he's released the grab, and he extends his legs for a landing.

He finished the last 90 degrees centered perfectly on his board, rolling fakie, and headed for the opposite wall.