Is an underflip 720 a rodeo 7?

[OGSlopewatcherAssassin]

Serious question. If not, how are they different?

 

[Happy.]

Under flips are more like 90, lincoln, 90, so you are really flipping sideways vs rodoes where you are spinning 'backwards'
Not really sure how to decribe it any better

 

[holyDINOSAURS]

underflip 7 would kinda look like a Full i think

 

[BWalmer]

a rodeo is sort of the opposite of an underflip, kinda. Underflips are thrown by turning then flipping on you side (like a lincoln loop) and then continuing to turn (in an this case - 270 degrees to make it a underflip 7). Rodeos however is more like a backflip 180 with out getting completely upside down (however, still going inverted). It's really hard to explain.

 

[SmokeyTheBear]

Rodeo's like pop so you flip back but slightly to one side. The key is that you spin to the opposite side you flip. Such as Flip right spin left.

 

[Barmski]

4 ways the body can spin:

1) On Axis (how you learn)

2) Forwards (examples to describe- bio misty front)

3) Backwards (examples to describe-cork underflip dspin back)

4) Sideways (examples to describe-flat rodeo lincoln side)

 

[daytripper67]

nicely done

 

[Holte]

If the term was still around, an underflip 7 would be a d-spin 7.

 

[T.Hartman]

i use the term d spin all the time. A guy in the beginning of this thread used the word "full". They are the same thing.

 

[vebjorn_1ersen]

really? would a d-spin 7 be the same has a underflip 7? because i do them both, and their not exactly the same trick.

 

[Drail]

yea, that's the way i see it. a full. like a cork, but more... you know 90 - (uphill) lincoln 90 (blended) - 90 out. a "full" if you will.

 

[SmokeyTheBear]

Yeah that's pretty much it