The tantrum to blind is a real stylie move to add to your bag of tricks after you dial in your regular tantrums. Like a tantrum, you get your speed and pop by edging outside, flattening off and changing your edge at the wake...

First off, realize the toeside front is not a front roll, it's a front flip. That means your board does a front flip, not necessarily your body.

When starting this trick I suggest cutting in from about 8 to 10 feet outside the wake...

The frontside 5 is the natural move to learn after you've gone through the spectrum of 180s and 360s. Actually, for some people, it's easier than landing a frontside 3 because you don't have to stop the momentum your body's gained in the air...

Toeside blind spins are probably the hardest spins you can do on a wakeboard. The main reason is that on spins you usually try to use the handle to initiate rotation; but in this case, you've almost gone past the point of the handle being able to help you...

Like everything else, the roll to blind uses the progressive edge into the wake. But don't get on it like a hell cut; you only need to start about 2 to 3 feet outside the trough. Pull the handle with both hands into your lead hip as you come off the top of the wake...