Bonking is art of slapping an object with your snowboard as you pass it in mid air. Depending upon what you are Bonking this will result in a satisfying sound that will make any unsuspecting person jump. As with most other tricks you can Bonk, Tail Bonk or Nose Bonk depending upon which part of snowboard is used to do Bonking.

Twisting your body in opposite directions once you are in air creates this optical illusion. While this can take a little bit to get used to it isn't as hard as it sounds. As with all aerial tricks key to this is timing.

The first step is to become airborne. This can be done by via an Ollie, a ramp or whatever else you happen across that will get you off ground. Ideally you should launch up in to air more than you want to move forward. Going up more than forward will improve look of your trick and provide you with more time to set it up and recover from it.

Once you have left ground you can begin to twist upper and lower portions of your body in opposite directions. The technique for twisting your lower body is much same as doing a 180. Push your forward foot to side that you wish it to spin while keeping your rear foot basically planted so as to act as a virtual pivot point. An important thing to bear in mind is to not twist your hips.