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| description = One of the most difficult manual maneuvers is the Hang Ten Nosemanual, where the skater places both of his feet on the nose of the board and performs a nose manual by balancing on the front two wheels. A crossfoot variation is also possible. | | description = One of the most difficult manual maneuvers is the '''Hang Ten Nosemanual''', where the skater places both of his feet on the nose of the board and performs a nose manual by balancing on the front two wheels. A crossfoot variation is also possible. | ||
It is worth noting that most of the skating world refer to this trick as a '''[[Manual]]''', but orthodox freestylers will always refer to this as a '''Wheelie'''. | It is worth noting that most of the skating world refer to this trick as a '''[[Manual]]''', but orthodox freestylers will always refer to this as a '''Wheelie'''. | ||
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One of the most difficult manual maneuvers is the Hang Ten Nosemanual, where the skater places both of his feet on the nose of the board and performs a nose manual by balancing on the front two wheels. A crossfoot variation is also possible.
It is worth noting that most of the skating world refer to this trick as a Manual, but orthodox freestylers will always refer to this as a Wheelie.