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A Dspin hand drag?

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ridenslider
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<iframe src="http://player.vimeo.com/video/21954146" width="400" height="300" frameborder="0"></iframe><p><a href="http://vimeo.com/21954146">cement hands!</a> from <a href="http://vimeo.com/user5002156">Corey Lilly</a> on <a href="http://vimeo.com">Vimeo</a>.</p>
Apr 13 2011 10:06PM
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monkatizer
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thats fucking insane!
Apr 14 2011 6:35PM
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Jonny7
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that was so sick
Apr 14 2011 6:36PM
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mastaj55555
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would've been an ok joke... only it's a quadruple 2520 lol

Apr 14 2011 6:42PM
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Puzzled
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This thread left me wondering, whats the difference between a D-spin and a underflip? Cuz their both supposed to be inverted corks...
Apr 14 2011 6:51PM
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RubberSoul
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well, first of all, like i said no one really says d spin any more. it's just sort of splitting hairs.. an inverted cork, great.. back towards 2000 it was common to do and say dspins but that's sort of phased out and nowadays people usually just say cork (as we should, IMO)

underflip is just like a 90 to uphill lincoln (side flip) to 90.. looks like a 180 to switch frontflip too. if i had it my way people would just call them cork 5s.. all the hair splitting in trick names in skiing is very silly IMO

oh and people don't generally refer to anthing over 5 as an underflip.. and there's really no dspin under 7 so there's your answer, don't need to worry about confusing those two
Apr 14 2011 9:08PM
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_Jesus_
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that WAS a quad 10, just really crazy old aerials.
Apr 14 2011 9:22PM
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snowbombz
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dam! WHY ARE YOU A PRO? IM SO MUCH BETTER THAN YOU?
Apr 15 2011 2:25AM
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hjb
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Apr 15 2011 4:37AM
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0ggzy
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that's fucking crazy!!!
Apr 15 2011 5:22AM
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oceanic
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Isn't a D-spin a double, technically? a spin a that is corked THEN goes fully inverted? I'm pretty sure that's how it is.
Apr 15 2011 12:11PM
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oceanic
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Well not a double, but it's not an underflip in the sense that it goes inverted GRADUALLY not right away. Like, you need at least 720.
Apr 15 2011 12:13PM
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CT_CREW
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yeah!!! take that to a jump now!
Apr 16 2011 11:31AM
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TMiller
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That was so sick. I would call it hand drag cork 9 but thats just me
Apr 16 2011 11:54AM
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pinhead_larry
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So to clarify, almost all tricks in aerials are d-spins?
Apr 16 2011 12:13PM
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CassiusClay
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D-spins do go inverted, pretty fast. A true d, you're fully inverted by 180ish. And no, a d's not a double as you mentioned earlier. Just think of it as a super corked cork 7. Thats all it is. Or a cork 7 is a not very d, d-7.
Apr 16 2011 6:03PM
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Jaznewt
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d spins are a complete backflip with a spin
Apr 16 2011 8:55PM
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AGOF
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im in someones sig, fuck yea
Apr 17 2011 4:25PM
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KeeganKil
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dam
Apr 17 2011 4:28PM
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