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Trick name?

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luka.makhviladze
Posts: 6 - Karma: 37
Hello

 I just learned new trick want to know the name. I think its flat spin but i'm not sure Can u help me please?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgBV3wjDe9I&feature=youtu.be
Apr 5 2013 9:57PM
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tdollo
Posts: 3760 - Karma: 18,331
underflip 5/ lincoln 180????????????
Apr 5 2013 10:01PM
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luka.makhviladze
Posts: 6 - Karma: 37
So how to do flat?
Apr 5 2013 10:14PM
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Strawbs
Posts: 66 - Karma: 2
either these 2 or potentially a rodeo 5 depending on how you set it on snow. put it to a jump man
Apr 5 2013 11:18PM
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tdollo
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i guess try do go more backflip and not lincoln loop
Apr 6 2013 9:00AM
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J-Dubb
Posts: 438 - Karma: 3
This is a lincoln loop 180. If you wanna do a rodeo 5, you got two options.

1. For throwing it forward, act like you're tackling someone in football and throw your shoulder forward, then your feet will come over the top and spot it.

2. For throwing it backwards, throw like a backflip but a little bit to the side so it's off axis and you can spot eariler.
Apr 6 2013 4:34PM
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JonasJuhler
Posts: 347 - Karma: 1,351
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5aKalBi3E8

More backflip instead of lincoln flip
Apr 6 2013 5:16PM
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youngdtay
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Stick with option 1. Option 2 would end up looking like a lame ass wackflip.
Apr 6 2013 6:11PM
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Seany.n
Posts: 459 - Karma: 467
NOT an underflip by any means. its basically a super inverted rodeo 5. on snow it would probs look most like a rodeo 5
Apr 6 2013 6:54PM
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Fluttershy
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try looking over your left shoulder and throwing a bit more forward
Apr 7 2013 6:10AM
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