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SteezeOnStage
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I saw another thread saying how a front 360 is a misty 7, so then would a front flip with a 180 be a misty 5?
Jul 3 2009 5:27PM
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R.Fahey
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yeah... or a branny. 
McConkey used to do epic Brannys. 
Jul 3 2009 5:29PM
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BKlein
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A front 3 is a front full not a misty 7
If they were both off axis then it would be a misty 7.

A front 1 would be a branny.
If they were both off axis then it would be a misty 5.

Jul 3 2009 7:46PM
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MayorWest
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what you people dont seem to understand its that "front fulls' and "back fulls"
are gynastic terms they translate to misty 7 -front 360 and d-spin 7- back 360
if it off axis but leaning foreward its a bio
if its just off axis its a cork

Jul 3 2009 9:44PM
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StanMcStanson
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However, a misty is an off-axis front flip with a spin. Whereas a front full is simply a front flip with a 3 in it.  In a front full, you stay on axis; you never leave the front flip motion. In a misty 7, you spin the same amount, and do a front flip, but the entire flip you are off axis.
Jul 3 2009 9:48PM
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m.brus
Posts: 1597 - Karma: 103
not quite. a misty 7 is a front 3 where your feet come directly over your head. a rodeo 7 is a back 3 where your feet come directly over your head. a cork 7 is a backwards leaning spin where your feet never come over your head. d-spin is between cork and rodeo and your feet come over your head but not directly over. a bio is a forward leaning cork.
Jul 3 2009 10:55PM
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steezebomb
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Actually, a d-spin is a cork that goes inverted.
Jul 4 2009 3:35AM
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m.brus
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no...a rodeo you go completely inverted. a d-spin is inverted but not completely...your feet never go DIRECTLY over your head like they do in a rodeo
Jul 4 2009 3:52PM
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Langdal
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In a front 3 your feet come directly over your head...
Jul 4 2009 10:08PM
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