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180 dragging hand

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Waffle11
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Is there a specific name for a 180 where you drag your hand across the table top of a jump?

Also if someone could link me a video showing one performed it would be great.

Basically: what is the name of the trick at 1:27 and can someone link a full vid of it being performed


Dec 31 2009 3:01PM
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49566738265
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I call it a hand drag 180.  It's really easy.
Dec 31 2009 3:02PM
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Kcin
Posts: 1845 - Karma: 58
its called a handrag
Dec 31 2009 3:03PM
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bustinthejus
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Isn't it just called a hand drag 180?
Dec 31 2009 3:05PM
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fezz
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yeah super easy trick that looks intense just pop near the top of the nuckle and throw your hand down and feet up
Dec 31 2009 3:05PM
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Waffle11
Posts: 481 - Karma: 16
does anyone have a vid of one?
Dec 31 2009 3:25PM
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VT_scratch
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ya
Dec 31 2009 3:32PM
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billay
Posts: 270 - Karma: 59
sit on yo tails. and drag your hand just before the lip ahha
Dec 31 2009 3:57PM
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Canuker
Posts: 4730 - Karma: 165
search hand drag and youll get alot of results
Dec 31 2009 4:06PM
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jamodeo
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Hand Drag Click for larger image
Dec 31 2009 4:37PM
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eli112233
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lol that sounds weird when u say 180 dragging hand.. haha its just a hand drag bro
Dec 31 2009 4:39PM
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Dr.Brown
Posts: 588 - Karma: 21
everybody already said it... but yeah. Hand drag.

My first attempt (fail) was today.
Anybody got some tips? My problem: I land sideways... or if i land it correctly, i am leaning completely forward. "frontseating" or "switch backseating" if you will...
Dec 31 2009 4:56PM
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joshua
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Bump, what is easier on a jump over something? Hand plant 3 or 180? I have tried the 3 before but had trouble getting back on my feet, are 180's easier? +K for help.
Feb 14 2011 7:11PM
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joshua
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Bump, what is easier on a jump over something? Hand plant 3 or 180? I have tried the 3 before but had trouble getting back on my feet, are 180's easier? +K for help.
Feb 14 2011 7:11PM
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array.
Posts: 2439 - Karma: 202
aproach the knuckle with 5x the amount of speed necisary, pick a spot on the ground on the knoll, and pretened you "dropped something" on the knuckle.  Let your legs drop out from under you, and reach down/back and if done correctly, your legs should come around at either 3 or 5 depending on the size of the drop.  Also consider the fact that if your going for a Handrag 3, you don't need to spin whatsoever.  This might sound crazy, but if you think about it, your already almost at 180 before you get off the snow, and the extra 1 will come naturally.
Feb 14 2011 7:32PM
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Lubibaby
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I don't know if this is what you're referring to (2:12), but I'm more interesting in finding out the name of this and how to do it.


Feb 14 2011 8:22PM
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Supergyro
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/\ this /\

Feb 14 2011 8:31PM
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Downtofilm
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The Term for it is hand rag. you use your hand to clean the snow up.
i hope you understand
Feb 14 2011 8:32PM
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JakeSalvador
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This is EXACTLY what you want to do. Don't do it when the speed is shitty either. It's quite hard to land switch in that position. So make sure the speed under the knuckle is smooth. Also, if you are going to grab with your right hand, try and reach for under your left foot with your left hand, it seems to help the hips swing up a bit. And vise versa.
Feb 14 2011 8:33PM
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