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I remembered see it in some videos, but couldn't find any pictures now. All pictures I've searched are literally "seatbelt safety" ehhhhhhhh

Left hand grab left ski inside front edge(between nose and heel). Nimbus? I only find this name whenhttp://www.slvsh.com/library describe dub japan. Cannot find this name elsewhere. Left hand grab left ski inside back edge(between blunt and heel). I know if the skies are crossed, it's called...

Just curious, Where are the nicknames come from? What's the stories behind it?

misty is a regular frontflip off-axis rotation cork is a regular backflip off-axis rotation rodeo is a "forward" backflip off-axis rotation I'm curious then, what is a "backward" frontflip off-axis rotation? At the take off, you turn 180 to face uphill, then start the misty maneuver. But not...

I was looking at 2015 Xgame big air Vinni's winning runs: http://unofficialnetworks.com/2015/01/vincent-gagnier-takes-gold-in-x-games-ski-big-air-with-crazy-style It is said both tricks are 1620, but I count it over and over and only found 1260 even in slow motion. Where is the last 360 coming...

Originally I thought it's flatspin. Now I know flatspin is body parallel to the ground and the spin axis is from belly to back. But what if the spin axis is from head to foot? I believe if you spin this way backward, i.e. the skies are in front of you, then it's called a d-spin. Am I right...

Is it a cork from athlete viewpoint or from the audiences viewpoint? For example: http://www.slvsh.com/posts/268 At 2:35 (if you click full screen), Tom is calling a trick switch cork 9. But from what I understand, it looks like a switch flatspin 9 or switch rodeo 9. Usually, the naming is...

I know that in SB, hardway is to set off the spin direction opposite to your carving direction. But what's the meaning in ski? Like in the latest slvsh videohttp://www.slvsh.com/posts/58 , the term appears many times. If it's the same as in SB, I don't see much carving at the take off. Or the...

I recently find some trick names from 10 years ago. I'm wondering if they are just some old-fashion names, or they are different tricks than what I think. For example: Kangaroo flip, it looks like a double misty 9 to me. Pistol flip --- double rodeo 9. DJ flip --- double cork 12. Wilson...