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Overflip vs backflip

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truckerhucker
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Im thinking about trying a invert this year and i was wondering wich is easyer i can do an overflip on my trampoliene but barely a backflip. I just want to know what you think is easier.

and another question, are overflips possible in the pipe?
Dec 18 2006 9:49PM
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fouldsys
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explain to me what an over flip is
Dec 18 2006 9:51PM
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colin13
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backflip id say is easier but it takes more balls than an overflip
Dec 18 2006 9:52PM
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snarky
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backflips are easier, but mentally over flips are easier.
Dec 18 2006 9:54PM
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bigwhite.steeze
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backflips soo damn easy...but whats an overflip?
Dec 18 2006 9:55PM
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Albino
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backflips are easy if you pick the jump right.
Dec 18 2006 9:55PM
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Alkyy
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I think an overflip is the same thing as an underflip but frontflip instead of back, id go with the backflip

Dec 18 2006 9:57PM
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Ceru
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and over flip is like turning 90 degrees-lincoln looping-90 degrees. its almost like a really really corked 5
Dec 18 2006 9:58PM
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dangerdad
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overflip is pretty much a misty i believe. backflip is easier on skis than on a tramp for me. just build a jump that is close to vert and ahuck that shit
Dec 18 2006 10:00PM
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fouldsys
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thats a misty five buddy
Dec 18 2006 10:08PM
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InfernoHits
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do NOT try any invert unless you can consistantly land backfluips on your tramp. Any horse faced retard can backflip so please get those down so you don't die
Dec 18 2006 10:13PM
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guillermolongjon2
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nah cause i can do pretty much everyflip but a backflip..used to be able to do them but like a year ago i kinda underrotated one and it sketched me out so now i cant even ball up enough to tilt my head back and pretend to throw one
Dec 18 2006 10:26PM
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Trashpuppet
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i think backs are easier because it just basically going with ur momentum off the lip and an overflip it going against.... id try backflip first...



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Dec 18 2006 10:30PM
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EClay46
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nope, overflip/underflip depending on if u roll over or if u roll under
Dec 18 2006 10:35PM
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philipc
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well id say backflip but then again ive never done an overflip.

if you can barely do a backflip on a trampoline then id say for you an overflip would be easier
Dec 18 2006 10:39PM
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truckerhucker
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I can do a backflip off a diving board i can do every other flip on a trampiloene bt a backflip

I was under the impression that an over flip was a front flip with 180 degrees horizontal rotation
Dec 19 2006 7:38PM
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Ceru
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wait is doing a backflip on a tramp anythng like doing them on skis? like i can double back on tramps and shit, and like i always thought it would be mad different with the weirght factor of the skis and everything. am i wrong?
Dec 19 2006 7:48PM
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winterkid33
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nah a misty is off axis spinning. an over flip or underflip is misty or rodeo where your feet go str8 over head. pete olenick does em alot. thats an over flip. imagine that trick but flipping the other way thats an underflip.
Dec 19 2006 7:56PM
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mcoop
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nah cause i can do pretty much everyflip but a backflip..used to be able to do them but like a year ago i kinda underrotated one and it sketched me out so now i cant even ball up enough to tilt my head back and pretend to throw one

if you cant get the balls to do a backflip on a tramp then how are you gonna do a backflip on skis....you really need to get them down on a tramp....good luck
Dec 19 2006 9:34PM
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SlickRick.
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i stared doing overflips. they are so easy to build up the confidence to do. they spin very slow however. and cool thing about overflips is that they help majorily with mistys and even d spins
Dec 20 2006 12:19AM
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johanblaze
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an overflip is a 90-downhill lincoln loop-90.

a did a frontflip first, then an underflip, then a backflip. i think i went out of order?
Dec 20 2006 1:01AM
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bigwhite.steeze
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backflisp = easy
Dec 20 2006 1:04AM
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big+white
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backflips are easy
Dec 20 2006 1:07AM
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ilovehoodcrunk
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just do a backflip on your tramp but go foward...i think it's called a "gainer" idk tho.
i cant really explain it either...rory bushflield does one in "push" off a ledge...
Dec 20 2006 2:35AM
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Mr.Capone
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build pow jump and try them both...you're not going to hurt yourself or something!!
Dec 20 2006 4:03AM
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bpalmer
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no man thats wrong... an overcorked 5 is an underflip. like if you carve really really hard fora cork 5 and instead of spinning and corking it your head just goes under thats an underflip.


i think the easiest invert is a misty. thats just personal preference, i know people that would rather backflip a jump than 3 it. i'd rather misty or rodeo a jump then throw a regular 5.

inverts arent harder than regular spins, they just take more balls.
Dec 20 2006 4:22AM
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fouldsys
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ok then. find me a vid of an over flip and a misty, show me the differences an i will admit that i am wrong.
Dec 20 2006 8:17AM
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wdbo.
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i think he means a frontflip in which case I think a backflip is two times easier simply because you can't spot your landing on a frontflip
Dec 20 2006 8:59AM
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crunkasfuck
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learn both!
Dec 20 2006 10:20AM
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kepler.
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hucked front flip all the way
Dec 20 2006 10:24AM
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truckerhucker
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i live in ontario we dont have pow or else i would
Dec 20 2006 2:01PM
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papasteeze
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Underflips
An underflip can easily be mistaken for a rodeo or a misty. It’s an odd rotation: a 90 degree turn off the lip, followed by a lincoln loop up the hill (head faces jump followed by feet) to another 90, landing backwards. See niklas karlstrom in teddybear crisis up the step-up, or in X off of a small snowbank. Vincent Dorion also does these well.

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http://media.nscdn.com/uploads/member/videos/2346newschoolers2.mpg
http://www.teddybearcrisis.com/TeaserAliceInVideolandLarge.mov (From TBC, watch Niklas’s step up jump)

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http://media.nscdn.com/uploads/member/videos/1129409310underflip7.wmv


Overflips
Baisically the opposite of an underflip, commonly mistaken for a misty 5. 90, lincoln loop downhill (feet face jump followed by head) to another 90, landing backwards. see mike wilson in ready, fire, aim or in superpark 2. These do look almost exactly like misty’s. Searching on NS, I could only find one video of an overflip, and it wasn’t that great of an example. We need your video!

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http://media.nscdn.com/uploads/member/videos/1145575777Charley%20Overflip.wmv
http://media.nscdn.com/uploads/member/videos/7177overflip.mov

Dec 20 2006 2:08PM
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scientist
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see Peter olenick in X, war, and ski porn for overflips. good descriptions.
Dec 20 2006 3:19PM
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