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Flat 3 to cork 7?!

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Da-Bull
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Last week I was at ramps in Lac Beauport Qc and a few of my friends convinced me to hit the triple( the big scary arials jump). We were there for a week and i hit it on the first day(big oldd rodeo 5). on the last day i got convinced to hit it again. This time i had to go for the kang( dub rod/flat 900 for all those nobs) landed it.......
A bunch of people missed it and one of my friends missed the shot. so i went and did it again but opened up after the first flip and started spinning, At Apex i opened and i thought i was gonna land flat on my face cuz i dint have enough of a flippy set.
Somehow i landed on my feet doing kinda of a wobble cork. I know it wasnt the cleanest and i know someone has actually done it on snow but i found it pretty cool and i think that more double variations like this should be done on purpose and not by accident.

heres the first dub i did


heres the second hit where i shit my pants



shout out to Trojan~Man
for filming this one!
Aug 19 2013 2:42PM
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Tree60
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a rodeo is a more inverted flatspin. I'd like you to post what you think a rodeo is, because you are very wrong. Can you not see the difference between a rodeo 3 and a cork 3, or a rodeo 5 and a cork 5? If not, you shouldn't be on the mountain because you are literally blind.
Aug 22 2013 9:37PM
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Miomo
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Already did post it
Oh? You didn't see it?
You are literally blind
Aug 22 2013 9:41PM
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Tree60
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fuck it, heres video.

rodeo 5, your chest is the last thing to face the ground.



Cork 5, your chest is the first thing to face the ground



You are 100% wrong. Live with it.
Aug 22 2013 9:43PM
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Da-Bull
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everybody give up, he was droped when he was young
Aug 22 2013 9:55PM
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minihef
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Either you are correct and every single pro skier, freestyle coach, newschooler in the world is wrong. Or, it's the other way around.

Hmm, I wonder...
Aug 22 2013 10:54PM
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Miomo
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That's a flatspin
Aug 22 2013 11:16PM
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minihef
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Rodeo or flat spin you've still been completely ignoring the point - when in a cork you face the exact opposite way you face in a rodeo at each point in the spin, plus your head/feet point different ways.

You just ignore this and instead type sentences which make zero sense. You are retarded.
Aug 22 2013 11:25PM
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Tree60
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SHOW ME A FUCKING RODEO THEN
Aug 23 2013 12:51AM
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mattytru
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dude
Aug 23 2013 1:08AM
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saxon
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WAT.jpg


a d-spin is simply a more inverted cork, or a "shitty back-full" etc. but NOT the opposite of a misty.


Aug 23 2013 2:46PM
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JakeBarrett
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wait, so by your logic, a flip is the same as a spin?? You said that a cork is a spin thrown backwards and a rodeo is a flip thrown backwards. A cork is just an off axis spin.

Also, the set for a rodeo is so much different than for a cork. Adding more spin to a rodeo would not make it a cork, it would make it a rodeo 7, 9, etc.

Also, Are you stupid? The opposite of a misty is not a D-spin. Again, they are two very different sets for two very different tricks.
Aug 23 2013 3:24PM
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Miomo
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And a Misty is a more inverted Bio, retard. You can't say a Bio is the opposite of a Cork and a D-spin isn't the opposite of a Misty.

Aug 23 2013 3:53PM
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Miomo
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The reason a rodeo would be a flip and a cork would be a spin is because a rodeo has less spin per flip, while a cork has more spin per flip

Saying a cork is just an off-axis spin, period, would make make bios corks, too.

Most rodeos are rodeo 3s with more spin added to the end. I've never seen a rodeo with a fully integrated spin at or above 720.
Aug 23 2013 3:57PM
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minihef
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You still keep on completely ignoring me and typing nonsense instead. Is it just because you simply cannot provide a logical answer?

I repeat: "Rodeo or flat spin you've still been completely ignoring the point - when in a cork you face the exact opposite way you face in a rodeo at each point in the spin, plus your head/feet point different ways."

So how can they possibly be the same when they are exactly opposite in how you set them and where your body position is in the air?
Aug 23 2013 6:45PM
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Miomo
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It's because what you're saying doesn't make any sense.

Also, the only reason you set them differently is because, like I said, one's more of a flip and one's more of a spin.
You don't set a "cork 3" like a regular cork, do you?
Aug 23 2013 7:18PM
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Tree60
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uh, yeah you kinda do, its just less rotation. a cork 5 is a cork 3 and a 180 at the end, a cork 7 is a cork 3 with a 360 at the end, but you spread the cork out throughout the trick.
Aug 23 2013 7:27PM
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Tree60
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but you still haven't shown us what you think a rodeo is. Pull out a video of one...
Aug 23 2013 7:28PM
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Caleb.E
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the air time on those was insane.
Aug 23 2013 7:30PM
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saxon
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yes i can. because it's true.

i can't tell if you legitimately believe this, or if you're just dumb. either way, sorry to report you're incorrect. misty and d-spin are SUCH different rotations it's insane.

Aug 23 2013 7:33PM
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minihef
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It makes perfect sense. I even gave you exact instructions to show you what I mean in my first post:

"Let's see if we can break this down for you. Look at the two videos posted by Peedog.

On the rodeo video pause it when the skier is at 180 and you'll notice his chest is facing the sky and then if you pause it when he is at 360 his chest is facing the ground.

On the cork video pause it when the skier is at 180 and you'll notice his chest is facing the ground and then if you pause it when he is at 360 his chest is facing the sky.

These two things are the exact fucking opposite. Therefore if you keep blindly insisting that they are the same, everyone who knows anything about skiing will conclude that you are a clueless gaper who needs to read a beginner's trick tip guide."

Plus if you pause it at 180 in a rodeo the skier's feet are closest to the jump. If you pause a cork at 180 the skier's head is closest to the jump. Again - the exact fucking opposite.

You still haven't responded to this.
Aug 23 2013 8:24PM
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Da-Bull
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Click for larger image well actually, you set a cork 3 like a regular cork 3... you are making yourself look like a fool
Aug 23 2013 10:08PM
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JakeBarrett
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A bio is a forward cork... got you're a dumbass hahaha
Aug 25 2013 9:30PM
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