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Nowaaah
Posts: 19 - Karma: 93
Just a question, I've never really understood how people determine a "technical" trick, so what exactly makes a certain trick technical and what tricks do u consider technical?
Jan 24 2014 3:10PM
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Pillow_Line
Posts: 20 - Karma: 110
Zero spins are tech as fuck
Jan 24 2014 3:11PM
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wootang
Posts: 284 - Karma: 408
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skiboarding
Jan 24 2014 3:12PM
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FroesenSkeeze
Posts: 638 - Karma: 673
At it's peak, the box in the first picture on the right has more elevation than my home mountain...
Jan 24 2014 3:51PM
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270on420out
Posts: 7519 - Karma: 51,244
How I determine a tech trick:

Rails-anything above 2 on more than 2 swaps more than 4 out

Jumps-anything above a 9 anything more than a double
Jan 24 2014 4:48PM
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-RB-
Posts: 1226 - Karma: 944
Okay Henrik
Jan 24 2014 4:53PM
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powerbong2000
Posts: 737 - Karma: 1,802
I usually think of technical as "unnatural" or "really fucking hard."
Jan 24 2014 5:11PM
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Nowaaah
Posts: 19 - Karma: 93
yeah haha seriously holy crap!
Jan 25 2014 9:26AM
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NMMedia
Posts: 982 - Karma: 1,700
I feel like anything that doesn't come easily is technical. If you can just throw a trick without thinking about it its not technical, but if you have to think about how you're going to throw and really spot the landing thats technical to me
Jan 25 2014 11:19AM
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TheButterHashira
Posts: 9691 - Karma: 1,702
Introducing more aspects to the tricks that could cause you to fall makes it more technical. Adding screamin seaman, another spin, a butter, all these things make a trick more technical because they make that trick harder to execute.
Jan 25 2014 11:41AM
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milk_man
Posts: 5252 - Karma: 5,972
I think of technical as like lipslides, and doing stuff unnatural or switch. And on jumps, I feel that cork 3's and 5's with a sick grab are some of the most technical. But I may be wrong
Jan 25 2014 11:49AM
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Superduploman
Posts: 227 - Karma: 505
Stuff you don't do your first two/three seasons skiing
Jan 25 2014 3:09PM
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