Where of axis dubs started

[willysworld]

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[RudyGarmisch]

Yeah, except he landed so far backseat he broke both tails.

 

[k-rob]

naw mang i think aerialists have been doin em for years.

 

[turtles]

i have absolutely no idea what you are talking about and none of your clickys worked.

 

[Relish_man]

i dont think aerialists even dare approach off-axis rotations

 

[EthanJPAskier]

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[k-rob]

i saw a FEMALE do an off-axis 7 at freestyle moguls.

 

[TheButterHashira]

Thats not aerials, its moguls. Aerials are on that crazy straight up jump. I can't even imagine doing a straight air off it. I think you would need to at least backflip just to land it.

 

[Ftacnik]

So that's how we got rockered skis

 

[k-rob]

no shit it's moguls. but the women make them look like beginner aerials.