B brodiegato Member Jun 23, 2013 #1 i can never get my bios and mistys consistently different from each other. anyone else hav this problem?
i can never get my bios and mistys consistently different from each other. anyone else hav this problem?
Holte Active member Jun 23, 2013 #2 Sure. Most people's flatspins turn into rodeos, and most people's bios turn into mistys until you do like 200 of them.
Sure. Most people's flatspins turn into rodeos, and most people's bios turn into mistys until you do like 200 of them.
Martgiblin Member Jun 23, 2013 #3 Yeh kinda but a weird way round- Mistys always turn into Bios, but Flats always into Rodeos!
wesley. Active member Jun 23, 2013 #4 They're close enough to be essentially the same thing unless they're super flippy or super mellow.
Karkoskier Active member Jun 23, 2013 #5 All the mistys I've ever done never ended up actually going upside down so wouldn't they be bios? But then everyone says it's a misty? Even my coach dude guy I had at Woodward at Copper said they were mistys. I DON'T GET IT!
All the mistys I've ever done never ended up actually going upside down so wouldn't they be bios? But then everyone says it's a misty? Even my coach dude guy I had at Woodward at Copper said they were mistys. I DON'T GET IT!
FreeskiThe603 Member Jun 23, 2013 #7 I've just recently been learning what a bio is. Is it essentially just the opposite of a cork? Like bio is to cork as misty is to rodeo?
I've just recently been learning what a bio is. Is it essentially just the opposite of a cork? Like bio is to cork as misty is to rodeo?
90053 Active member Jun 24, 2013 #14 misty=forwards d-spinbio = forwards cork the underflip is on axis the above are not, lots of 'misties' off rails are just overflips, baranis, front fulls rodeos and flats are strange and are difficult to compare to misties, corks, bios etc.
misty=forwards d-spinbio = forwards cork the underflip is on axis the above are not, lots of 'misties' off rails are just overflips, baranis, front fulls rodeos and flats are strange and are difficult to compare to misties, corks, bios etc.