Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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Post ur flat 0 under this post[video]https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1051214/trim-37A7521C-DB85-43AF-9871-EF71E56D5BFE-MOV[/video]
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sooo stylish!! WOW!
Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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Do a flat 0 with style and then come reply ????
14464740:TRVP_ANGEL said:
Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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Wanting to see how many other people have done this ≠ not humble ??????????
**This post was edited on Sep 26th 2022 at 12:30:27pm
14464755:MaimHelp said:
**This post was edited on Sep 26th 2022 at 12:30:27pm
Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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No it’s not. Watch my chest through the trick, and the hips. Screen record and slow it down
14464763:Celery said:
Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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[video]https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1051222/trim-55921EF5-B92B-4EDC-B2F5-4A7E2F64D0F8-MOV[/video]
14464763:Celery said:
Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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The trick isn’t really supposed to look good, just think it’s cool learning how to spin 2 different ways in one trick
14464771:MaimHelp said:
Pablo_Sanchez
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damn i was hoping for an actual train of flat 0's
Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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Soon??
14464779:Phlebotomist_ said:
Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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If you slow it down I spin 2 different ways from takeoff and midair. This was a while ago tho, from when I had short ass skis, hence the flailing
14464782:Quaggy said:
Michigan_Sucks
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14464764:Bkrip said:
Watch your feet, they do a full 360 to the right. Your upper body doesn't matter.
**This post was edited on Sep 26th 2022 at 2:08:33pm
Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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no point of arguing with you just slow it down and watch it closer and look at other flat 0 s
14464790:Michigan_Sucks said:
Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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This video shows it better, I do the same thing in the other video just faster
[video]https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1051229/trim-505FDF11-9316-409E-A8A6-90FA747E17BF-MOV[/video]
14464790:Michigan_Sucks said:
[video]https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1051229/trim-505FDF11-9316-409E-A8A6-90FA747E17BF-MOV[/video]
Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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Every flat 0 is a flat 7, just different ways of doing it. It’s interesting how many different ways there are to look at it
14464804:Slowbro said:
14464807:Bkrip said:
This isn't just for you, but the ski community needs to stop calling it "0" even if you do a 180 left then a 180 right, you're doing a full flip which is a rotation.
The trick you are trying to do is at least a flat 360, call it a rewind or a pretzel or something, but there nothing "0" about that trick. A 0 spin is literally no spinning/rotation.
Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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I agree, but what do you think will get more attention online. Calling a trick people know as a 0 a flat 3? Or calling it the incorrect name because that’s what people see it as?
14464811:eheath said:
GayWolf420
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I know you're stoked but thats considered a Full in aerials, dude.
Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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It’s different than a full, a full is a backflip 360. I do a left flat 1 to right 180
14464815:DeebieSkeebies said:
Michigan_Sucks
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14464818:Bkrip said:
Bruh, you spin right the entire time. Watch your feet.
LamSobinsky
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14464807:Bkrip said:
Ok?
SamuelForsgren
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Its like a flippy flat 1 to pretzel 1. its not really 0 because youre still spinning its not a zero spin. But flat 1 seems to be the name people call it. Seems like most people also got diffrent views on what is flat and rodeo and what is a backflip and whats not. Still very cool rotation i wanna learn it.
armchair_skier
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Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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You are correct, I set a left flat 3 and then spin right to pretz it
14464832:Michigan_Sucks said:
ReturnToMonkey
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Why do that when you could do a flat 5 instead
PrunedLankly
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When?
BLandz
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I actually agree with OP that its a flat zero. Heres why:
^thats clearly a left side flat 3 takeoff.
^ he is clearly spinning right afterwards because as u can see he is looking to the rightside and if u watch in slomo u can see he throws his momentum the opposite direction.
Pretty legit kid. Now whether or not its called a flat 0 idgaf and maybe its technically a variation of a d spin but the kid def pretzels so it is different imo.
As far as the thread goes dude, u got hyped that u did a rare trick and came off like a douche. Lets be honest, you just wanted to show off that u can flat 0 because only like 4 ppl have ever done that trick. Thats why everyone is shitting on u. Don’t worry tho, I think we all understand that u were just hyped and u accidentally came off in a dickish tone. You do seem pretty young after all. But NS keeps it real no matter what. Just remember that.
Very well done tho im impressed
^thats clearly a left side flat 3 takeoff.
^ he is clearly spinning right afterwards because as u can see he is looking to the rightside and if u watch in slomo u can see he throws his momentum the opposite direction.
Pretty legit kid. Now whether or not its called a flat 0 idgaf and maybe its technically a variation of a d spin but the kid def pretzels so it is different imo.
As far as the thread goes dude, u got hyped that u did a rare trick and came off like a douche. Lets be honest, you just wanted to show off that u can flat 0 because only like 4 ppl have ever done that trick. Thats why everyone is shitting on u. Don’t worry tho, I think we all understand that u were just hyped and u accidentally came off in a dickish tone. You do seem pretty young after all. But NS keeps it real no matter what. Just remember that.
Very well done tho im impressed
Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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Thank you. I didn’t mean to sound dickish at all really I just wanted to see how many other people have done this that I may not know about
14464906:BLandz said:
GayWolf420
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This needs to be a case study. We need all physics experts in this thread immediately. We need to get to the bottom of this issue.
lukemillerx7
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[video]https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1051265/IMG-5887-mov[/video]
As someone who has done a "Flat 0" I would like to clear a few things up
Yes the physics of how a flat 0 works is the same as how a back full is done however they are different tricks with differences.
A back full works by doing, (as an example a back flip and a left 3.) A flat 0 works by doing the same thing however instead of doing a backflip you set a flat 3 in the opposite direction of that spin. The 2 360s cancel out to a sort of what we call flat 0. I do agree they need a new name and there are still a few more differences.
They require alot more skill then a backfull because getting that back full type rap with the opposite direction flat set requires you to shift your hips in a swivel hips type of motion at a specific pretzel point of the flip around flat 90. This allows to generate that rap in the other direction.
if you do a really flippy flat 0 strait over head in looks like a backfull because thats what it is. but instead of going over head you keep your chest up and keep it at that oppo flat set to give it that 0 look
Think about setting a right flat 3 then wrapping right mid air. you'd call that a flat 7 despite the physics being the same as a backfull. Now what if you set a right flat 3 but wrapped left, what would you call that?
**This post was edited on Sep 26th 2022 at 9:06:41pm
As someone who has done a "Flat 0" I would like to clear a few things up
Yes the physics of how a flat 0 works is the same as how a back full is done however they are different tricks with differences.
A back full works by doing, (as an example a back flip and a left 3.) A flat 0 works by doing the same thing however instead of doing a backflip you set a flat 3 in the opposite direction of that spin. The 2 360s cancel out to a sort of what we call flat 0. I do agree they need a new name and there are still a few more differences.
They require alot more skill then a backfull because getting that back full type rap with the opposite direction flat set requires you to shift your hips in a swivel hips type of motion at a specific pretzel point of the flip around flat 90. This allows to generate that rap in the other direction.
if you do a really flippy flat 0 strait over head in looks like a backfull because thats what it is. but instead of going over head you keep your chest up and keep it at that oppo flat set to give it that 0 look
Think about setting a right flat 3 then wrapping right mid air. you'd call that a flat 7 despite the physics being the same as a backfull. Now what if you set a right flat 3 but wrapped left, what would you call that?
**This post was edited on Sep 26th 2022 at 9:06:41pm
lukemillerx7
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[video]https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1051264/IMG-5887-mov[/video][video]https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1051265/IMG-5887-mov[/video][video]https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1051264/IMG-5887-mov[/video]
As someone who has done a "Flat 0" I would like to clear a few things up
Yes the physics of how a flat 0 works is the same as how a back full is done however they are different tricks with differences.
A back full works by doing, (as an example a back flip and a left 3.) A flat 0 works by doing the same thing however instead of doing a backflip you set a flat 3 in the opposite direction of that spin. The 2 360s cancel out to a sort of what we call flat 0. I do agree they need a new name and there are still a few more differences.
They require alot more skill then a backfull because getting that back full type rap with the opposite direction flat set requires you to shift your hips in a swivel hips type of motion at a specific pretzel point of the flip around flat 90. This allows to generate that rap in the other direction.
if you do a really flippy flat 0 strait over head in looks like a backfull because thats what it is. but instead of going over head you keep your chest up and keep it at that oppo flat set to give it that 0 look
Think about setting a right flat 3 then wrapping right mid air. you'd call that a flat 7 despite the physics being the same as a backfull. Now what if you set a right flat 3 but wrapped left, what would you call that?
As someone who has done a "Flat 0" I would like to clear a few things up
Yes the physics of how a flat 0 works is the same as how a back full is done however they are different tricks with differences.
A back full works by doing, (as an example a back flip and a left 3.) A flat 0 works by doing the same thing however instead of doing a backflip you set a flat 3 in the opposite direction of that spin. The 2 360s cancel out to a sort of what we call flat 0. I do agree they need a new name and there are still a few more differences.
They require alot more skill then a backfull because getting that back full type rap with the opposite direction flat set requires you to shift your hips in a swivel hips type of motion at a specific pretzel point of the flip around flat 90. This allows to generate that rap in the other direction.
if you do a really flippy flat 0 strait over head in looks like a backfull because thats what it is. but instead of going over head you keep your chest up and keep it at that oppo flat set to give it that 0 look
Think about setting a right flat 3 then wrapping right mid air. you'd call that a flat 7 despite the physics being the same as a backfull. Now what if you set a right flat 3 but wrapped left, what would you call that?
Lelslalsksjdjdhe
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Love you lots Luke thanks for showing em
14464951:lukemillerx7 said:
Farmville420
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[video]https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1051270/trim-550820A6-BE1C-4B2A-AC4C-4775F8E357A6-MOV[/video]
Christian_Bale
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I'm sure you're aware that not many people on this site can do a flat 0. So it seems that you made this thread mainly to show that you can do one. And that's cool, but I think it would come off as less arrogant if you posted it as a video instead. But you can do what you want
