Toeside Frontflip

Switch Stance Frontflip by Xavier Corr

In a heat at the Wingfoil World Cup on Fuerteventura, Xavier Corr landed the Toeside Frontflip (Switch Stance Frontflip). It’s a difficult jump, because taking off and landing in switch stance isn’t that easy. The judges awarded him 6.27 out of a possible 10 points.

Here you can see the Toeside Frontflip in slow motion and mirrored for both jump directions.

August 3, 2026 © WING DAILY | text: Jürgen Schall | photos/graphics: Jürgen Schall | translation: DE

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