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How to do a misty 450 out a canon box

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GoGreen
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I would like to have some trik tips for doing a misty 450 out a canon box or rail. Thanks
Jul 21 2010 9:10AM
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Stickity
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how do you have 2 posts and >7000 karma?????
Jul 21 2010 9:26AM
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.Max.
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Do a rincorn roop downhill and when you spot your landing allow your feet to spin around to normal by turning your head and body into landing switch position.
Jul 21 2010 9:38AM
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IanAvery-Leaf
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That's an overfrip? But idk if that's what people just do for mistys out of rails/boxes, I can't really think of another way for a 450
Jul 21 2010 9:44AM
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.Max.
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Yeah, an overflip is 90 lincoln 90 and a misty is a smooth 180 with the flip. So a misty out can be thrown with a smooth 90 or a 90 at the end, It's such a small spin no one would be able to tell the difference...


...I think...
Jul 21 2010 9:49AM
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T-Sin
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just set the trick hard and you have to pop of that leading boot, the trick itself should come sort of natural to land switch, and reach for a safety (or japan)
Jul 21 2010 10:12AM
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C-DAWGSTYLEZ
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I learned that trick this year! First off i practiced by throwing the trick off of picnic tables and such first which really helped, then i just took it to the snow and it came pretty naturally. One thing i would consider was i took it like to flat when i was learning them so maybe go a bit slower when trying your first one.
Jul 21 2010 4:18PM
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p-fo
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if your head goes downhill you are not doing a misty. you are doing a rodeo or flip out. i don't understand why so many people call any invert with a spin off a rail/box a misty. most are rodeos because they are set like rodeos and look like rodeos. if you want to misty then set forward like a misty. punch the damn midget. if you actually do a misty, your head should almost hit the cannon. hardly anyone actually ever does it, and that's why. learn rodeos instead. set like a loop but open up like a rodeo and bring it around to switch
Jul 21 2010 4:36PM
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00000000
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http://www.sbcskier.com/features_article?news_id=396
Jul 21 2010 4:44PM
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the.hoffman
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The way I see it, is that an "overflip" is just a flippy misty. A misty is essentially a 90 lincoln 90, but can be taken less inverted and still considered a misty.

"overflip" does not exist in my trick vocabulary.
Jul 21 2010 7:31PM
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e.will
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no.
Jul 21 2010 8:54PM
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IanAvery-Leaf
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wat


an overflip is a 90 lincoln 90, a misty is different.

at 0:12 in this video is an overflip, and the next trick is a misty 5 (then a misty 7 after that)



Jul 22 2010 1:15AM
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ECfreeski3
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agreed, there's already plenty of hair splitting between misty and bio (and sometimes rodeo)
Jul 22 2010 1:21AM
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p-fo
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someone explain to me how doing an invert that is set and comes around exactly like a rodeo is called a misty? i do not understand how that works. what sammy c did off the massive cannon in re: session. was that a misty? its exactly the same thing i see everyone doing and its definitely not a misty
Jul 22 2010 1:40AM
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Schlop
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Rodeo: Based on a backflip
Misty: Based on a frontflip
(not really but understand?)
Jul 22 2010 2:36AM
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ski2sky.
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yes..... rodeo you "open up"

misty you become more closed...

think of it as if you are going to lower your shoulder and hit someone in football... if you tucked you shoulder in and spot your landing, the rotation should happen natrually
Jul 22 2010 5:28AM
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ECfreeski3
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maybe i was unclear, i understand all the tricks names.. i just dont like splitting hairs between overflip and misty, i dont see the point
Jul 22 2010 12:20PM
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Furrer92
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very carefuly
Jul 22 2010 12:21PM
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steezenskis
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the overflip and the misty five look almost identical in that tramp vid
Jul 22 2010 1:33PM
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i.am.a.skier.
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his pictures.
Jul 22 2010 1:35PM
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Get.Kronk
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i saw literally 0 difference in those two tricks. but i call it misty 5
Jul 22 2010 1:36PM
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