Channel your inner Gaper

Mr.Huck

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Could be a fun summer NS activity. You guys are way more creative than I am soooo ... try to rename all tricks with what a gaper would call it. Put your self in their shoes, a butter would be a ski stick bend, etc:

This could become the new NS code for trolling gapers, when they ask you what you just did.
 
double 360 = 720superman = superman frontflip

triple 360 = 1080

backwards ______ (insert spin number here) = switch tricks

sideflip = rodeo

helicopter = cork anything or a regular uncorked spin with a mute grab

 
keep in mind i'm being realistic here.... so i'm assuming the gapers have been skiing before

the list would be a lot worse sounding if it were for people who've never been skiing haha
 
This is where I was going with it. 360 might be a "rotary" or "spin around", multiple spins could be a "whirlybird".
 
360=Helicopter720=Rotorblades

Backflip=Backwards Somersault

Frontflip=Somersault

Superman frontflip=Lawndart

Front switch-up=Downhill rail 180

Back switch-up=Uphill rail 180

Mute grab=Iron cross grab

Japan grab=Underski grab

 
180 = Half Twist

360 = Full Twist720 = Double Twist

Lincoln Loop = Cartwheel

Underflip = He's learning backflips still

Nose Butter = He started spinning too early. Glad he didn't crash. (yard sale wipeout digger amiright!? YOLO!)

 
Lincoln = side flip, presses = bad posture, 270s on/off = 360 on/off (have genuinely heard this one said before).
 
I was riding through the park with my Dad and I went 90 on 90 out to forward, so basically the simplest trick that is possible on a rail, and he called it a 360... I swear skiing with my little bro has turned him from an awesome ski tourer back into a regular gaper...
 
Gaper friend heard me say "Imma pretzel this down rail" and immediately screamed "IMMA TACO THE SHIT OUT OF THAT RAIL". He learns fast
 
Backflip=YOU MUST BE PRO OR SPANCERIZEDDD1!!1!11!!

All spins=helicopters

Grinding anything=rail slide

Hitting any jump=CATCHING (MAJOR) AIR, major implies EXTREME or associated adjectives.

 
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