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Originally posted by Conniekat8 Could someone compare and contrast how to do legar flipturns off a piece of driftwood? That one always escapes me. I didn't see "legar" in dictionary.com, but I did find leger - a. Lying or remaining in a place; hence, resident; as, leger ambassador So obviously, since it is hard to get much of a push-off from a piece of driftwood, it is a "leger flipturn". ("Legal" ?? Oh, nevermind. :D )

Originally posted by Conniekat8 Could someone compare and contrast how to do legar flipturns off a piece of driftwood? That one always escapes me. I didn't see "legar" in dictionary.com, but I did find leger - a. Lying or remaining in a place; hence, resident; as, leger ambassador So obviously, since it is hard to get much of a push-off from a piece of driftwood, it is a "leger flipturn". ("Legal" ?? Oh, nevermind. :D )