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Next tricks to go for

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feihlination
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hey all

it seems to be kinda obvious for some tricks but i am also wondering which tricks i should go for during the next season.
i do grabbed 1s, 3s, 5s and 7s, switch 1s, 3s and 5s, pretty much on 40 to 60 fters. furthermore double kinks and rainbows regular and easy straight rails unnatural. we didnt had rails to spin on/off the last season but are about to get a few this season.

so which tricks are now "on". i know backs and fronts are important for all other inverted or cork tricks. but what then? you know i just would like to know some tricks that have a decent technical level.
tell me what you started with after mastering the same tricks as i did (apart from higher spins and unnatural stuff, i will pretty much working on that anyway).

flats 3/5/7, corks 3/5/7, rodeo 5/7, mysties 5/7, lincoln 1/3 and all that stuff, just give some points which tricks could be the next for me,
thx a lot
Oct 13 2007 5:18PM
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Inbred_Redneck
Posts: 2776 - Karma: 28
Bios, because they're extremely underrated.
Oct 13 2007 5:30PM
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DopeSauce
Posts: 1677 - Karma: 26
Big claim thread..

Just have fun skiing and progress gradually.  You could try more grabs with your stuff, so that you can do 7s with like 8 different types of grabs.  Other than that, try some backflips, and once you get them you will be so much more comfortable with anything inverted.
Oct 13 2007 5:30PM
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fillup
Posts: 4904 - Karma: 568
corks?
misty rodeo flatspin
butters, switchups, spin on off, pretzles
Oct 13 2007 5:31PM
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Skipig25
Posts: 10729 - Karma: 256
lincoln loop, then under/over flip
Oct 13 2007 5:35PM
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GatoGordo
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a 10 to match your name
Oct 13 2007 5:59PM
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garrett.
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flats and rodeos are basically the same. and flat 3s are oh so fun
Oct 13 2007 6:10PM
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Tinga
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start with cork fives then cork 7s i find lincoln loops rather easy the straight flips. rodeos misty flat spins bio. in that order.
Oct 13 2007 6:11PM
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[~_~]
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Zero spin flying buttress!

It is the most majestic feat ever performed on skis.
Oct 13 2007 6:14PM
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t-roy
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i'd say perfect and style out the tricks you have and maybe work in a couple new ones this year.
Oct 13 2007 6:15PM
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GUZ
Posts: 1371 - Karma: 255
exactly what i was going to say
Oct 13 2007 7:51PM
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bfnradford
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but it has to be Xtreme
Oct 13 2007 11:39PM
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Holte
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sooner or later you've gotta get double flatspins.
Oct 13 2007 11:47PM
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toominator
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how about a 1800 daffy with poles raised above head in an X.. is that xtreme enough?
Oct 13 2007 11:52PM
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garrett.
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oh my god how did i forget
Oct 14 2007 12:09AM
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TWoods
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no, he was asking what he thinks would be  good tricks to learn next. Obviously we aren;t going to tell a kid that learned 3s this season to try cork 10s, and we aren;t going to tell a kid to learn 5s taht can throw sw 9. he had to give us something to work off.
Oct 14 2007 12:43AM
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turoa_NZEE
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Switch Zero spin, work that one out...
Oct 14 2007 12:52AM
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skiP.E.I.
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Hey I was going to make a new thread but decided to use the searchbar instead (CLAIM) and this thread looked the closest to  my topic. So, I find that It's hard for me to learn new tricks halfway through the season. I just don't seem to have the motivation I do at the beginning. for example, last year I learned switch 180s and basic rail/box slides. At the beginning of this year, I learned right and left 360s, and cleaned all 4 180s with grabs, as well as starting on more complicated kinked or curved boxes and bigger rails. part way into the season I learned switch 3s and both 270s off rails, but since then I haven't been able to get anything new except a couple different grabs with my spins. does this happen to anyone else?

Mar 24 2008 11:25AM
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spudz
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Start doing flips.. they are so fun. Like, learn fronts then get a misty. Go backs learn rodeo. Linko's to link 1's.. and hit stuff switch and do flips

Mar 24 2008 12:57PM
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tride
Posts: 1038 - Karma: 26
Well, according to the MikD fanclub, you're already "pushing the sport in the wrong direction" by doing anything more than 180s or 540s, so maybe you should just chill.....
Mar 24 2008 1:23PM
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itsmuhammed
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how about  450 back savanna on a downrail
hahahaha
Mar 24 2008 5:44PM
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Alex_G
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shut up i think mik d is kinda right that steezy tricks are really cool, but pushing yourself is always a good thing, and incredibly satisfying.

Mar 24 2008 8:45PM
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tride
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Maybe your next trick should be grabbing a sense of humor...
Mar 24 2008 11:29PM
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hyphy_ski
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start throwing corked stuff.i tried some this year didnt go to well on my part but u just have to keep trying, and idk if u can throw nines but if u cant i would say throw those down and start steezing your grabs in ur spins as much as possible and throw backs and fronts to get outher tricks of off of them.
Mar 24 2008 11:37PM
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bfnradford
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haha. its weird because he really got the sw 10 thing going in the beginning.
Mar 25 2008 4:41PM
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Malcolm
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or just do an unatural zerospin

Mar 25 2008 5:45PM
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