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backflip- what next?

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MKEstracer
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Hey everyone. I got my backflip down and was wondering what the easiest spin would be to throw with it? How tough is it to just put a 180 in with it? Thanks for the suggestions.


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Jan 22 2002 12:20AM
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ESB
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Not too difficult, once you really get used to the backflip rotation and you flip it so that you've got a good view of your landing most of the time. You might want to try it one of these ways- 1)do a backflip, and then as you come out of the flip twist your legs around and get the 180 in- i.e., backflip 180 or late 180. or 2) do the backflip thinking of the rotation, so by the time you're out of the flip you've already got the spin in- i.e. rodeo five or backhalf.
It helps with both of them if you're pretty tucked up while in your flip/spin.
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Jan 22 2002 1:40AM
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Tele-Jibber
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If you just have back flips down I would say go for a front flip and maby a lincon loop before you try to do spinny flipy tricks. I don't know at all since I can't do inverts but I would think that learning other straight flips would also help everything else.


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Jan 22 2002 3:38PM
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Chadatbreck
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yah but front flips are crazy hard i think, cause you cant see your landing
Jan 22 2002 5:50PM
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Dspin900
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yeah I'd go for a flair or rodeo 5...or maybe a backflip grab cause those are totally shibby

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Jan 22 2002 5:55PM
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andybush
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yeah i'd go for the lincoln loop before you start spinning in your backs. or just pull some grabs with the back.

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Jan 22 2002 7:12PM
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Five40Guy
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i think if you leanr to spin clean and properly it will make everything else a lot easier.


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Jan 22 2002 7:13PM
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AppSkier
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i just learned a backflip also, and i think im going for a rodeo soon. it seems easier than a misty on my tramp.


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Jan 24 2002 4:47PM
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Reed.
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i just got the back down, and this weekend i plan on trying a lincoln, cork, and possibly a fakie back, i hear they are easy as shit


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Jan 24 2002 5:14PM
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skir216
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yo boyz, i really wana throw down a back on can do them into the pool, are they hard or do they just take balls?

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Jan 24 2002 5:34PM
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quebecfreestyler
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they just take balls and a decent amount of air
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Jan 24 2002 5:36PM
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AppSkier
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it doesnt take much more air than a 360 would.


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Jan 25 2002 4:42PM
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Reed.
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yeah theyre easy as shit, just the ball factor, but you need big air to make them look big.........


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Jan 25 2002 4:58PM
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