*hits blunt*

[yungsteeze]

If a switch cork is still corked forward, then shouldn't a switch front flip be called a switch backflip? (Because you throw it backwards) lol this might not make sense but it kinda does to me. Further explanation: a switch cork is basically a flatspin if you threw it that way going forward.

 

[kalle.]

i'm confused. i know it should not make any sense but it actually does but actually doesn't

 

[Plankton]

u was riteeeee

 

[JAHpow]

I lipped on blind 2 out and afterbanged, showed no emotion.

*hits blunt*

 

[Heavy.Head]

go to bed

 

[PungentMelon]

front flips are when you try to rotate towards the tip of your ski

back flips are when you try to rotate towards the tail of your ski

a switch front flip is a switch front flip as goes for a switch backflip.

 

[BenWhit]

the part about the flatspin almost makes sense. But for anything over 5 it doesn't hold true. Think switch cork 9 versus switch rodeo 9.

 

[TomDavies]

front flips are when you try to rotate towards the tip of your ski

back flips are when you try to rotate towards the tail of your ski

a switch front flip is a switch front flip as goes for a switch backflip.

but professor, you are missing the point. His question refers go the fact that you stated, and describes how a switch cork three fails to follow the same rules.

 

[p-fo]

I have already thought this one through. It isn't completely consistent, but it's now a convention. Everybody knows what it means, so just roll with it.

 

[galardogod]

I get what your saying. And when you do a switch misty its like doing a regular cork.

 

[galardogod]

I get what your saying. And when you do a switch misty its like doing a regular cork.