New stream of butters
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Alright, u go first
shinbangclan
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im waiting for the sideways torsional butters
TheMoostafian
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I want to see someone flex their toes downward so hard that it gives their skis insane camber to the point that only the tips and tails are touching the ground, and do a butter like that.
Chrischi69
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What about switch tb cause lots of dudes do sw nose
Artificial butters will change the game
casual
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I get what op means.
when someone does a nose butter 3, they start riding forward, pop or carve to switch and press into a butter at 180, and pop out to forward. It’s called a nose butter 3.
When someone does a “switch tail butter 5” they start switch, pop or swivel to forward lean back on their tails into the tail butter, and pop doing a 360.
They’re called nose butter 3 and sw tail butter 5 respectively.
He’s saying he wants to see switch nosebutters where you start switch, pop or swivel 180, lean into a nose butter traveling forward, pop, etc. And he wants people to start regular, pop a 180, and land in a tail butter traveling switch, pop and spin. Those tricks would be called “switch nosebutter 3/5” and “tailbutter 3/5”.
Yes people typically do nosebutters while moving backwards/switch but they’re not called sw nosebutters, and when people do tailbutters, they’re starting switch and popping to reg and leaning back, but they’re called sw because the trick started sw.
when someone does a nose butter 3, they start riding forward, pop or carve to switch and press into a butter at 180, and pop out to forward. It’s called a nose butter 3.
When someone does a “switch tail butter 5” they start switch, pop or swivel to forward lean back on their tails into the tail butter, and pop doing a 360.
They’re called nose butter 3 and sw tail butter 5 respectively.
He’s saying he wants to see switch nosebutters where you start switch, pop or swivel 180, lean into a nose butter traveling forward, pop, etc. And he wants people to start regular, pop a 180, and land in a tail butter traveling switch, pop and spin. Those tricks would be called “switch nosebutter 3/5” and “tailbutter 3/5”.
Yes people typically do nosebutters while moving backwards/switch but they’re not called sw nosebutters, and when people do tailbutters, they’re starting switch and popping to reg and leaning back, but they’re called sw because the trick started sw.
crustyboot.420
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[video]https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1003707/VID-20210516-203800-mp4[/video]
Yo does this count? Not a really proper one tho.
Yo does this count? Not a really proper one tho.
MoneyMakerMike
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CT_CREW
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gonna throw this out there...
if you are facing forwards and leaning on your tails then you are doing a tail butter. If u are facing backwards(switch) and leaning on your tails you are doing a switch tail butter.
If you are riding switch and do a spin into a butter that does not mean you are actuating doing a switch tail butter(press). It means you did a switch spin into a "regular" tail butter
Casabon probably has the best example of a a sw tail butter..(from Kimbo session I believe)... He sets a spin on the knuckle feature, and as hecomes in to land switch, pressure is applied onto the tails while buttering back to regs.
Apply similar principals to nose butters...although most nose butters are usually done "switch", while most tail butters are "regular".
the end,
if you are facing forwards and leaning on your tails then you are doing a tail butter. If u are facing backwards(switch) and leaning on your tails you are doing a switch tail butter.
If you are riding switch and do a spin into a butter that does not mean you are actuating doing a switch tail butter(press). It means you did a switch spin into a "regular" tail butter
Casabon probably has the best example of a a sw tail butter..(from Kimbo session I believe)... He sets a spin on the knuckle feature, and as hecomes in to land switch, pressure is applied onto the tails while buttering back to regs.
Apply similar principals to nose butters...although most nose butters are usually done "switch", while most tail butters are "regular".
the end,