Rodeo flat misty cork diagram

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Saw it in a thread awhile ago, someone drew it up in paint, but i cant find it anymore.
Just a cheesy little drawling about how to throw your body.
+K to whoever finds it for me
 
not sure about the rodeo

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i know he doesn't have much wind up but this looks like he throws sideways and slightly down if anything rather than up..or is that just me?
 
looks like rodeo and flat are switched in the diagram...thank god we can just call things triple corks now
 
OP, i dont think this will help you understand the tricks very well.. what would be better is a text book example (video clip) of each trick
 
I actually drew this. Somebody posted rightside in a thread and I just converted it. I'll upload rightside tomorrow for anyone that needs it
 
im pretty sure its flat... bio he'd be leaning forward not throwing his left shoulder back a little..... i think
 
Somebody amended that diagram for left spinners. Here is the OG one.
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Indeed. I made that drawing a long time ago. The rightside one is the first one, then some kid created the left one, when he easily could have just mirrored the image in paint = instant leftside....?
 
Thats exactly what i was talking about thanks.. And i know its not the best representation but i know how to set the rotation for each
 
hahahahaha i love it. it's actually a pretty good representation for how simple it is. but it's super tough to put cork on there since there are so many different ways to throw them. it's more like a whole counter-clockwise rotation of the upper body's vertical axis if you ask me... maybe that didn't make much sense
 
Yeah it's hard. The only way I can think, would be:
Cork: do a 180, then follow Bio instructions.
D-Spin: do a 180, then follow Misty instructions.
 
Yeah it's so hard to describe because everyone does them a little differently. How I do them isn't anything like what you described: By 180 I'm already completely horizontal and staring down at the snow. I am far from anything similar to bio as well. But I definitely see a lot of people starting them later and going with a rotation similar to bio.
 
i pray that no one will try and learn a new trick from this. thats the most fucked up thing ive ever seen. plus a flat 3 is more inverted then a rodeo 5 so who ever made that sucks.
 
i've seen flat 3s who are totally flat and i've seen flat3s like kevin rolland at king of style! what is a real flat 3 now?
 
yes saw that diagram in another thread.
bio looks like cork, but i guess a 180 to bio is a cork.
however, i always thought of it as 180 to misty
 
I do bios and misty's to the left, but rodeos and flats to the right, and corks to the left... Weird... xD
 
That is so contradictory. Your feet never go above your head in a flatspin. Above vid was a flat 9. It's called flat because you're spinning as if you are flat on your back.
 
ill make a new and better one that is for people who spin left.

ill go home and do it, im at school now. ill take suggestions from anyone..
 
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