The Aerial Blunt is a further development of the blunt and entails the boat leaving the water during the time the 180 degree change in direction takes place.

As with the blunt timing, carving, and the shifting of body weight is key. As you pull a blunt you'll need to break the tension between the boat and the surface of the water. To do this you'll need some bounce. The lifting of the bow must coincide with the point when you radically change direction/weight shift as with a normal blunt. This will result in a 180 degree change in direction with the boat out of the water.

Unless you have the blunt sorted moving on to this next stage is impossible.

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