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1) General posture, posture standing up and idle 2) Specialized posture, posture when jumping over a roller office chair immediately from a standing position. 3) The ability to adapt to different scenarios, such as being able to jump over a roller office chair in a 2008 news cast. There is, however, a fourth criteria which we may consider an auxiliary criteria (his failure to do so may not impact his ability to snowboard, but being able to do so may positively affect his ability to snowboard).