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HOW IT WORKS

Creating a Trick ‘Wishlist’.

Creating a ‘wishlist’ is just like making a ‘playlist’ from your music library.


1. Choose your trick level according to your ability, style, goals or mood.

2. There are 96 different trick videos in the Trick Bag to guide you. Click the trick name to see a video of that trick being done. If you are regular stance (left foot forward), the tricks will be shown in Regular, and vice versa with Goofy.

3. Beside each trick name there is a (+) button. When you click the (+), that trick will be added to your ‘Wishlist’.

4. Add as many tricks as you like. It is just like adding more songs to a playlist.

5. Once you have finished adding tricks, click the ‘My Wishlist’ tab to see the tricks you have chosen.

6. You can now tick each trick off within the ‘Wishlist’ as you learn/land them. This makes keeping track of your own progress clear and easy.

7. Now you can share your Trick List with friends using the ‘Share’ function. This posts your Wishlist to your Facebook wall. You can also write a comment with your list. Eg. Hopefully by the end of the weekend!


FEATURES OF THE TRICK BAG

  • RAILS – 53 videos and 5 different levels of progression from Basics to Spins In- Spins Out
  • JUMPS – 29 videos and 10 different levels of progression from Straight Air Grabs and 180s through to 720s and ONE FOOT 540s.
  • GRAB CHALLENGE - Sick of spinning? Don't spin then! From Straight Airs to Canadian Bacons..Canadian what? The Grab Challenge requires no terrain park, no special set-up, nothing but a little bit of freaky deaky arm action and a wedge of snow to boost off.
  • MY WISHLIST – Easily create your trick wish list straight from the Rail and Jump trick lists. This is your opportunity to give yourself a goal. This is how real progression begins. You can then SAVE and NAME each wish list you create. You can also share your wish lists to Facebook.
  • MY LANDED LIST – This is where all of the tricks you have landed from the Trick Bag end up. It is an awesome way to see where all of your hard work has gone as your list expands.
  • REPORT CARD – In here, all of the Rail and Jump tricks are broken into their levels - from Basics to Bonus. A score is given to show exactly how far through each level you are tracking. Ie. Regular Rails – Basics - 4/10.
  • TRICK SCRAMBLE – If you are struggling to decide for yourself what the next trick you should try is, put your faith in the ‘Trick Scramble’. You decide exactly which kind of tricks you want scrambled and the ‘Trick Scramble’ spits out an option. There are NO repeats and each trick pops out in list form above the previous trick creating a ‘Scramble History’. Better still, just by tapping each trick’s name, you have a video link to help you envisage each trick before attempting it.
  • TRICK BATTLE – This is where you can take on your friends in a trick battle. It is set up just like a game of SKATE. You can customise the word, but if you don’t land the trick that is set by the Trick Bag – you get a letter. In a game of SKATE for example, you lose once you don’t land your fifth trick and you get an E. You can play this with up to 10 people. Throughout the game you can see exactly which tricks you have been dealt in the 'Trick History' section.
  • DOWNLOAD – You can download the trick videos right to your iPhone so you don’t need cellphone reception or Wi-Fi to help you visualise each trick you want to learn. This is ideal for up the mountain at your favourite feature or jump. To save you space on your phone, you can download as many or as few trick levels as you please.

WHY IT WORKS

Just like how a shopping list makes shopping easier, the Trick Bag makes learning tricks easier.

Trick Bag acts like a silent coach, but most importantly it’s actually FUN.

Start on easy features and move your way up. Trick Bag is possibly the most comprehensive Snowboarding app on the market with more integrated video content and features than any other snow app available. Trick Bag is used by professional snowboarders from all over the world to help them progress, and give them the edge. Now it is your turn to get that edge.

Rammed full of easy to use features, Trick Bag is bound to surprise and show you what you are really capable of in this wonderful sport we call SNOWBOARDING.

A lot of thought has been put into the Trick Bag in regards to EASE OF USE. With a simple ‘TO DO’ and ‘DONE’ box beside each trick, you can truly see how your current level of riding is tracking. These tricks are automatically filed into MY WISHLIST and MY LANDED LIST for easy reference. Better still, you can see exactly how far through each trick level you are tracking with your REPORT CARD. This gives you a total score and a score for each separate level – including how far through your personal WISHLIST you are.

If you have made a list, you have instantly given yourself something to aspire to achieve. This is what the Trick Bag is all about, giving yourself goals from a progressive trick directory.

Of course, everybody learns in different ways and there are plenty of exceptions, but generally, the higher the number - the more difficult the trick is.

Having video to guide you through each step of the way, the Trick Bag makes growing your trick list easier than ever.

Start now and get stoked on making your way up through the levels. This is the beginning of YOU becoming a better snowboarder!


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DISCLAIMER

“Trick Bag” App is designed to be used by competent snowboarders.

Snowboarding is an extreme sport which can result in injuries and even death. Get Tricks Limited and ‘Trick Bag’ staff and associates are not legally liable for any accidents that might occur while trying the tricks shown in ‘Trick Bag’.

Nobody can tell you what tricks to try - snowboarding is a sport of freedom. 'Trick Bag' simply acts as your guide to check off the tricks you aspire to learn or have put your blood, sweat and tears into learning. This App is designed to help you become a better snowboarder. However, if you do not feel confident in trying a trick, please don't try it. Stick with what you know until you are ready. Always practice safe riding, wear a helmet and ride to your ability. You can't check off new tricks if you are injured. Progress wisely.

In no event will deweydecimal Ltd, Get Tricks Limited or 'Trick Bag' staff or contractors be liable for any incidental, indirect, consequential, punitive or special damages of any kind, or any other damages whatsoever, including, without limitation, those resulting from loss of profit, loss of contracts, loss of reputation, goodwill, data, information, income, anticipated savings or business relationships, whether or not Get Tricks Limited or 'Trick Bag' staff or contractors has been advised of the possibility of such damage, arising out of or in connection with the use of this app, website or any linked websites.

By choosing to download and install this App YOU AGREE TO THE ABOVE WARNINGS and TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY for any injuries, property damage or death relating to the use of this App.



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Rails:

Riding by:
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Filmed by:
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Jumps:

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This one is for the nerds.

Grab names

Naming snowboarding tricks is not as black and white as you might predict. Backside is backside and frontside is frontside right? Yeah..but Nah, not really.

Snowboarding has got a lot of its names from skateboarding. In fact, pretty much all snowboarding grab names, rail trick names and spins derive from Vert Skateboarding. This is where a few problems evolve.

Basically, there is just a sliding scale of how pedantic you dare to be with naming tricks. Skateboarders and snowboarders can be a cynical bunch and naming a trick wrong can be testament to shred treason in certain circles, so it pays to know what you are on about before claiming you have trick naming locked down.

Skateboarders and snowboarders can be a cynical bunch and naming a trick wrong can be testament to shred treason in certain circles, so it pays to know what you are on about before claiming you have trick naming locked down.

The classic of all classics that will probably be debated until the end of time is the INDY vs FRONTSIDE grab debate. Generally, snowboarders in all different regions and languages of the world will call any grab with the trailing hand onto the toe edge of the board between the feet an INDY grab, regardless of which way the spin direction off the jump is. Why would the direction of the spin CHANGE the name of the grab I hear you asking? Well, this is where the vert dogs and naming nerds’ fists close with fury and the debate begins. Officially, an INDY AIR is an air invented by Duane Peters where you grab the board with your back hand while doing a backside air on a ramp. It is ONLY BACKSIDE. So, if sticking to these rules, a Frontside 360 with an ‘INDY’ grab (trailing hand on toe edge) would simply be referred to as a Frontside 360 Frontside grab. This is where context gets in the way of a simple and correct guide to grabs. If everybody is calling something one thing and only a few are sticking to their guns, which do you go with to make it clear and concise? A snowboarding spin off a kicker is a very different thing to a skateboard air on a vert ramp. You could argue the 2 are worlds apart. In saying this, we can't deny our roots.

This debate goes further with the invention of the Backside grab, the Lien Air and the Melancholy grab. These are commonly seen as the same thing in snowboarding. Once again, snowboarders in all corners of the frozen globe call a grab with your leading hand on the heel edge (behind the leg and between the bindings) a Melancholy or more commonly a Melon grab for short. The vert skateboarding community would once again be up in arms about this one. Officially a Melancholy is when you grab and bone (push out) your front leg. A Lien Air is ONLY FRONTSIDE and a Backside grab is when doing a backside air.

In case you aren’t confused yet, let’s try to get a handle on how to name Switch grabs. Is a Switch Backside 360 Indy the exact mirror of a Regular Backside 360 Indy (trailing hand grabs the board) OR is it the mirror image of a Backside 360 Mute? We are going with the latter. When spinning, grab names should stay the same, no matter which stance you start from. For example a Switch Frontside (Cab) 5 INDY is the mirror image of a Frontside 5 MUTE (front hand grab). This is because the grabbing hand is the same in reference to your original stance. Once you have done a few switch spins you will probably realise why this is case, it just feels right.

On the other hand (that pun was too easy) when naming a switch straight air with a grab, this changes. Why? Because when you name the grab, you are referring to the whole trick including the grab being Switch as there is no rotation and you are never back to your original stance at all during the whole trick. So, if you are usually Regular stance and you are doing a Switch Indy grab, you will be grabbing with your left (trailing) hand - the exact mirror image of a Regular (right hand) Indy.

In the Trick Bag app we aren’t at liberty to say which is the best option, but for the sake of simplicity we have stuck to having spins in all directions keep the same grab name. If you are unhappy with this decision and think we should be sent to the gallows for such bigotry please send us an Email at grabprobs@trickbagapp.com.

Rails

Once again snowboarding has taken the way of the skateboarder in naming tricks in the rail game. At the Trick Bag, we are skate nerds so this suits us just fine, but it can also have some confusing elements.

The first being the 5-0 vs Tailpress debate. In skateboarding a grind on just the back trucks is called a 5-0. It comes from the naming of a grind on both trucks, which is called a 5050. Cut that in half and you have the 5-0. However, in snowboarding, to keep things simple the naming has evolved from 5-0 to Tailpress. Funnily enough tailpresses were not a staple in snowboarding realms until after the nosepress was well established. We may be going out on a crazy limb here but Nate Bozung in ‘True Life’ could be the first person to really bring proper tailpresses on down rails to snowboarding. This is one of the only times we go against skateboarding in naming tricks but because, it isn’t a grind as such, we have stuck to calling a press on the tail of the board a tailpress and a press on the nose of the board a nosepress.

Sticking to the rules of skateboarding is a good ground rule. Especially in the case of the 180 to Nosepress/ Tailpress trick naming scenario. In skateboarding a frontside 180 to nosegrind is essentially a 180 to switch 5-0. When naming these tricks in the Trick Bag we have done just the same. A frontside 180 to Nosepress is a 180 to Switch Tailpress, just the same as the skateboarding version of the trick but with a snowboard attached, rather than maple and griptape. The Switch version however, is different. A Switch Frontside 180 to Nosepress is again pressing the original Nose of the board. So, it is a Switch 180 to regular Nosepress. – nobody said this name game would be easy!


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注意事項

トリックバッグはスノーボードをする方のためのアプリです。

スノーボードはとても危険な
スポーツです。怪我、もしく
は重大な事故にもなり
かねません。
トリックバッグの技を挑戦して起こった事故などに関して、私たち(トリックバッグの
スタッフ、Get Tricks Ltd)は
一切責任を負いません。

スノーボードをする時は
ヘルメットを着用して、自分
の能力に合った滑りをして
ください。
トリックバッグはスノーボードを楽しみながら上達するためのツールです。
挑戦するトリックに自信が
なかったら、決してやらないで
ください。

怪我や事故、アイテムの損傷
などすべて自己責任です。
以上の注意事項に同意をした上で、このアプリをダウロード
して下さい。


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Rails:

Riding by:
Nick Hyne

Filmed by:
James Holman

Jumps:

Riding by:
Nick Hyne
Kotaro Minamiya
Mikio Komatsudaira
Mr. Masaru

Filmed by:
Mikio Komatsudaira

Japanese Translation:
Kenji Fukushima


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説明

‘ウィッシュ リスト’の作り方。

ウィッシュリストは音楽の
プレイリストを作るのと一緒
です。


1. 自分の能力やスタイル、目標に合わせたレベルを選択
しましょう。

2. トリックバッグの中には 96 個のトリックビデオが
入っています。トリックの名前を押すとトリックの説明が
でます。
レギュラーの場合(左足が前)、トリックビデオはすべて
レギュラースタンス で
ながれます。
グーフィーの場合はその反対になります。

3. トリックの名前の隣に(+)ボタンがあります。
そのボタンをクリックすると、
ウィッシュリストに追加されます。

4. 自分の選んだ曲を
プレイリストに追加するみたいに,自由に選んだトリックを
好きなだけウィッシュリスト
に追加しましょう。

5. トリックを選び終わって、ウィッシュリストのタブを
クリックすると選んだトリックが見られます。

6. ウィッシュリストに入れた技が出来るようになったら
チェックを付けましょう。
そうすると、自分の成長が簡単にわかります。

7. シェアボタンを押すと、自分のトリックリストをFacebookでシェアする事ができます。
コメントも付けられます。例,
週末にこれ出来たら最高
でしょ!


トリック バッグの機能

ショッピングリストが買い物をする時に便利なように、
トリックバッグは新しい
トリックを覚えるのに便利で
本当に助かります。

Trick Bag の特徴

ビデオ — Trick Bagには、
82個のオリジナルトリック
ビデオが入っています。
レギュラーの場合(左足が前)
トリックビデオはすべて
レギュラースタンスで
ながれます。
グーフィーの場合はその反対になります。

  • レール - 53個のビデオと5段階のレベルに分かれています。
    基本からスピンイン、
    スピンアウト。
  • ジャンプ - 29個のビデオと10段階のレベルに
    分かれています。基本の
    グラブ、180から
    720,ワンフットの
    540。
  • グラブ チャレンジ - 回すのはもう飽きた?じゃあ回すのをやめよう! スノーボードとヨガの動きが混じり合ったのがグラブチャレンジだ。(実はそうでもないんだけど)。どちらかというと、もっとキモくなって楽しもう!って感じ。グラブチャレンジはパークとか特別なセットは要らないけど、難しい腕の動きと、
    ちょっとしたジャンプがあればオーケー!
  • ウィッシュリスト - レールやジャンプの項目から簡単にウィッシュリストを
    作れます。この機会に自分
    の目標を決めましょう。
    そして,これを使って効率
    よく上達しましょう。
    作ったウィッシュリストは
    名前を付けてセーブする事
    もできます。友達に自分の
    ウィッシュリストを見せたい時は、Facebookにアップすることもできます。
  • メイクリスト - トリックバッグからメイクした
    トリックはここに
    入ります。頑張ってメイク
    したトリックがどんどん
    増えていくのがすぐに確認
    できます。
  • レポート — ここではレールとジャンプ、 基本
    からボーナストリック
    まで、それぞれのレベルに
    分かれています。スコアを
    見て自分がどのくらい
    出来たかがわかります。例,
    レギュラー レール
    基本 4/10
  • トリックシャッフル - もし次にトライしようとする技が決められない時は、
    トリックシャッフルを
    使ってみましょう。
  • やったトリックはそのまま
    履歴としてリストに
    残っていきます。さらに
    トリックの名前をクリック
    すると、トリックのビデオ
    が見られます。
  • トリック バトル - ここで友達とトリックバトルが
    出来ます。やり方はゲーム オブ SKATE と一緒
    です。好きな言葉を選んで始めましょう。トリックが出来なかったら、文字が
    増えていきます。選んだ
    言葉がそろったら、その人の負けです。やった技の
    履歴も見られます。
  • ダウンロード - トリック
    ビデオはすべてiPhoneに
    ダウンロード出来ます。
    携帯の電波やWi-Fiが
    無くてもトリックビデオ
    が見られます。これで山
    を滑っている時にもすぐ
    見る事が出来ます。その時
    に必要な分だけ
    ダウンロードすれば、
    iPhoneの容量を節約
    できます。


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