How to speak trick names

[Govygen_gourmet]

I swear some of you all have different names for the same tricks, it’s like y’all speaking another language. How and where do you learn the terminology?

 

[iced]

it comes to you like it does with tricks

time and practice

 

[P-wurps]

Watch slvsh

 

[theabortionator]

Riding/working at the mountain, people, newschoolers type places, videos. Idk. We have the internet, pretty much everyone is on the same page imo.

 

[ktatlock]

Slvsh vograbulary check it out

 

[vibecheck]

Peanut butter pretzel nose on switch 370 backflip

 

[weastcoat]

I just wanna know where “Britney” came from.

 

[TRVP_ANGEL]

I just wanna know where “Britney” came from.

Opposite of Kevin "kfed" Federline

**This post was edited on Dec 30th 2018 at 1:10:48am

 

[EliotScafe]

Just ski in different places and learn the language. Genrerally, every mountain has it's own way of saying something. For example. Here at Welch, if we were doing a twosev onto a rail, it's a 2 on, but in other places people say 2 in. It just depends on what the locals say, and if you start saying something. Chances are itll rub off on other people op

 

[Casey]

I just wanna know where “Britney” came from.

Its like a reference to getting famous with no talent

 

[ButteredToast.]

Opposite of Kevin "kfed" Federline

**This post was edited on Dec 30th 2018 at 1:10:48am

My personal favorite is the Ray Fed

blind switchup to blind 270 out

cause it’s all blind like Ray Charles

hehehe

 

[WoFIowz]

Helicopters

 

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