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WVskiing
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Right side dubs>triples.

May 15 2010 12:26PM
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Milksteak
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I agree.
May 15 2010 12:27PM
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PJS.
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COOL STORY BRO.........
May 15 2010 12:54PM
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Afeld
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Low Spin dubs>Right side dubs>triples
May 15 2010 1:03PM
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PJS.
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oh and i forgot

who cares about progression, just go ski
May 15 2010 1:05PM
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jeR.
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do people throw dub cork 9? if so can someone link me a vid pls....
May 15 2010 1:09PM
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HIRO
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isn't that a kangaroo flip?
May 15 2010 1:09PM
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AronA
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nope. kangaroo is double flat (flatspin 3 to flatspin 5)
Many peoply think flat = rodeo. what a fail
May 15 2010 1:15PM
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BWalmer
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I'm pretty sure Margetts has them, not sure, it's sorta rodeoy so it's kinda on that line.

And no, a double cork 9 is not a Kangaroo Flip, a Kangaroo Flip is a double flat/rodeo (depends on the person, they're pretty similar) with a extra 180, a double cork 9 would be a 900 spin where the person goes cork, then normal, then cork again then back to normal before landing (so a cork 3 to cork 5 in the air).
May 15 2010 1:19PM
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paulmay
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http://www.zapiks.fr/hand-drag-dub-9.html


hand drag dub cork 9

there


May 15 2010 3:58PM
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WVskiing
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your stupid.
you are missing the whole point of the thread
May 15 2010 5:31PM
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paulmay
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zero spin for the win
May 15 2010 5:36PM
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byrne
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dam
May 15 2010 6:45PM
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Eazy-S
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In theory yes, but in real life the differance can be very small...
May 16 2010 10:46AM
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paulmay
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no flats and rodeos are very diffent qhen seen i the air.

to do them they are similar
but when u see somebody do one you can clearly see the difrence between a flat and a rodeo
May 16 2010 10:53AM
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teleak
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skiing > dubs+trips
May 16 2010 12:26PM
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PJS.
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oops much apologies. i wasnt really paying attention
May 16 2010 12:28PM
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Eazy-S
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In X- games when Matt Walker does a Flat/bio 9 and the speaker says its a ten, look it up. Matt Walker told me he was going for a rodeo 9, but the spin made it look more like a flat or a bio 9. thats my point.
When you see Aleks Aurdal does a sw dub misty 12 in Joi, and he says that it was a dub bio and you clearly see that it is a dub misty, thats my point right there. The tricks in theory is different, but in a practical example, they could look very similar.

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May 20 2010 1:11PM
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Brentizzle
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except flat and bio and 100% different. the last half of the spin might look similar to a certain point but the set is completely different.
May 20 2010 1:16PM
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Eazy-S
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YES! But if you were a noob would you see the difference then???
May 20 2010 1:17PM
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Brentizzle
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most likely not, and that is why i always get into arguments with kids when somebody does a flat and they say it was a bio.
May 20 2010 1:21PM
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Eazy-S
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I do the same thing.. always... try to clear things up..
Kidzz these days..
May 20 2010 1:27PM
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luc
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well boy...watch team canadas joss edit..tj is doing a double falt there, or watch niklas ericsson in his superunknown vid...he's doing a double flat there....and those 2 examples look totally different to a kangoroo flip like jon made it popular...so ur kinda wrong!

i have some probs with trick naming tricks...but i see differences!!! and in a kang i dont see flatspins!

May 20 2010 1:42PM
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Eazy-S
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YES!! Exactly! The last flat in a dub flat ten looks like bio because of the spin...

Finally someone who understands!
May 20 2010 1:48PM
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luc
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0:40 here

compared to this:

kangaroo is a flip...and flat is a spin...if a kangaroo would be a double flat..., i must be called a kangaroo spin^^

btw, TJ got the best normal flatspins out there!

0:32

MAYBE I'M TOTALLY WRONG...but for me a kangaroo is no double flat at all...:/

May 20 2010 1:52PM
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Eazy-S
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Jon Olsson invented the kangi, therefor id say that his kangi is the original, but i see your point. The tricks who looks like each other is a true problem, but we who know the difference should just enjoy the tricks. But i gets pissed when kids tries to teach me names and techniques.
May 20 2010 2:06PM
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ski@jaypeak2
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But without progression how will our sport progress into the future?  we can not go anywhere without progression.  we must progress everyday or else face extinction. progression is what its all about. Progression and progress with progression....jk i just hate the word progression, you arnt progressing shit, you are just chillen with your buds with sticks on your feet, you're not changing the world

May 20 2010 2:10PM
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rostog
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Threads for when I'm not on my phone
May 20 2010 4:01PM
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Elmo.
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i could agree def cuz rigth side is sooo hard to do and idk why!!!... well thats just for me spinning threes
May 20 2010 4:02PM
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steezilicious
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thats because when u spin left you use your right arm to gain momentum and usually the right arm is stronger or dominant arm
May 20 2010 9:00PM
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