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What is the easiest off axis double?

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STEEZUS_CHRI5T
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Maybe a dub flat or dub rodeo? Let me know what you think is the easiest.
Apr 12 2012 11:23PM
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DIX~
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Doubles? Who the fuck even does those anymore
Apr 12 2012 11:27PM
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Ruffles
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I always thought a switch double 9 would be pretty easy, I wouldn't know though I have no intention of ever trying a dub.
Apr 12 2012 11:28PM
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hollygrove
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.... are you kidding?


double backflip/wackflip without a doubt will be easiest.
Apr 12 2012 11:29PM
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-KYLE-
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this is the first one i went for, actually pretty easy, it comes right around just keep tucked after the first switch rodeo 5...
Apr 12 2012 11:32PM
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hollygrove
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excuse me i thought you ment double CORK 9, not the stupid rodeo japan one.
Apr 12 2012 11:34PM
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STEEZUS_CHRI5T
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yea i've seen a lot of switch dub rodeos. But I have NO CLUE how to do them
Apr 12 2012 11:44PM
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LittleFoot
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double shifty in the pipe. Your sideways so you're technically off axis doing a double
Apr 13 2012 12:07AM
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edai
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lol

Props a dub cork 12
Apr 13 2012 12:09AM
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rareison
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switch dub corks look the easiest IMO, but I wouldn't know
Apr 13 2012 12:09AM
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stickski
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dub flat seven? i bet its pretty difficult to properly do, most would just turn out being wackflips but still
Apr 13 2012 12:50AM
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MADDECENT
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Every dub flat 7 ive seen people attempt have turned into kangs or even dub 10's.

Thus, if i ever got the balls to throw a dub, id throw a kang
Apr 13 2012 3:40PM
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zahava
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Switch spins/flips are easier to initiated, there have been multiple threads about it.
Apr 13 2012 5:18PM
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Lolocaust.
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Ask Ware, he has the best dub wobz
Apr 13 2012 6:21PM
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tcgoldman
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double cat out the window: basically throw your body in any direction and do a double and flail and try to land it...
Apr 13 2012 11:05PM
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LAME.
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Id bet a solid amount of money %90 of these kids have 0 clue what their talking about.

As for dubs, you really have to practice, and basically feel what's good, (water ramps, tramp, air bag, ect)

Personally after a long struggle trying to figure out the dub flat 9 set, ive come to realize double corks are alot easier and straight forward for myself.
Apr 13 2012 11:51PM
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Applejack
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Dub cork 180
Apr 13 2012 11:54PM
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Ruffles
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Cool guy right here.

And no offense but I don't believe anyone that says they can dub without footy.
Apr 14 2012 12:48AM
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Brown_Bag
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yeah im pretty sure that switch dub 9 would be easy to get around, provived you can do switch rodeos well
Apr 14 2012 1:03AM
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STEEZUS_CHRI5T
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how do you do it, a switch double ten sounds pretty easy. its just a switch rodeo and an underflip
Apr 14 2012 1:15AM
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FUUUCK
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depends on what you're comfortable with.
Apr 14 2012 1:15AM
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Toaster-Tony
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Lol Pretty much how any invert/double feels for the first time.
Apr 23 2012 1:29PM
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E-fry
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The first I did was kangs (airbag) but I think switch dub nine might be easier now that im more comfortable with switch rodeo fives. I tried kang first cause I was more comfortable with flat 3s and 5s
Apr 23 2012 6:27PM
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special-J
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If you can do regular corks, forward dub corks will probably be your best bet. They are so much simpler than you would think. However, I have never done any sw. dubs but I feel like sw. dub rodeo would come around the easiest.
Apr 23 2012 8:19PM
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hope.
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switch dub rodeo 9
Apr 23 2012 8:23PM
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e.will
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it depends on the person. I tried double cork 12 before i ever even did a straight over, single backflip. Hell, i tried it two years before i learned flatspins. By no means were those other tricks beyond my ability, just the thought of dropping a more, straight over invert scared the shit out of me. still does.

It depends on what you can visualize better.
Apr 23 2012 8:39PM
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murphyboiiii
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i find frontflips easier than backflips and can do dub front on a tramp so i might try a dub front
Jul 25 2015 1:38PM
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T-Van
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murphyboiiiii find frontflips easier than backflips and can do dub front on a tramp so i might try a dub front


off axis frontflips? SICK
Jul 25 2015 3:50PM
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270on420out
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I've done dub 12s on water ramps. They're weird for me but dub flats are 10x harder. I feel like sw. Dub 9s are super easy.
Jul 25 2015 6:42PM
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Titus69
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Sw dub 9, the first flip I imagine would be somewhat deep but the second flip could be a lot more shallow.
Jul 25 2015 8:31PM
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emerson.hale
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Dub rod 9
Aug 15 2015 9:13PM
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