Trick Explanations

[Peter.]

Explain some of the wierd rotation names please.. such as a lincoln,d-spin and that stuff

 

[my_ar5_steeze]

lincoln is just a barrel roll

 

[m1garand]

 

[Matty_C]

Loads of searchbar stuff, but fuck it.

Cork: spin with axis tilted back, i.e. head back uphill

Lincoln: basically a cartwheel- same as a sideflip

D-Spin: backflip with rotation

flatspin: Backflip but axis vertical perpendicular to body rather than horizontal

Bio: opposite to cork- head pointing downhill

Rodeo is a kinda mix between a flatspin and a lincoln. Probs best thought of as an off axis lincoln late 180

underflip: 90degree spin-> lincoln-> 90degree spin.

overflip: opposite

 

[C-DAWGSTYLEZ]

i thought that was a flat five

but really it doesnt matter that much cus no matter what you do unless its pretty much a regular spin people are gonna call it different things

 

[Caledon-skier]

flat 5= 90-backy-90

 

[JibEarth]

that is very helpfull

 

[eheath]

Wow you're dumb.

 

[raull]

acutally it kinda is.

 

[eheath]

Actually a flat 5 is an uninverted rodeo 5, which is a offaxis lincoln with a 180. Nothing to do with a back flip.

 

[garrett.]

there was a thread answering EVERY question u might have for this thread like 7 hours ago

 

[Peter.]

holy cow this stuff is so confusing

 

[bass_munkie]

how can it be a flatspin and be fully inverted?!

but yeah there are sooo many threads on this. just try searching for the tricks name. or do it the old fashioned way. the likelyhood is everyone will disagree with everyone on though.

 

[Matty_C]

just read this. its all there...

 

[R.I.P.BigTree]

a rodeo could just be explained as a five rotated over your left shoulder (if you spin left side natural) and a misty would be a five rotated over your right shoulder

 

[futurespin]

Exactly

 

[tom_nz]

thts confusing