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True, but even Tammy Wallnuts calls his sw dub 10 a 'switch dub cork 10', and it sure is inverted, so maybe we can chill if somebody does a sw rodeo and calls it a switch cork.
"you fuckin fuck tard what the fuck thats a fuckin cork your feet are clearly 21 centimeters away from being completely inverted you stupid prick. go kill yourself and quit skiing" - the newschoolers community.
Agreed. Hopefully we can all stop arguing about whether they are "corks" or "rodeos" and instead simply call them things like "back fulls" or "double back triple fulls". That's much more straightforward.
On a serious note, just lean towards your tips a little bit on takeoff and reach for lead safety once you're past the first 180. It's the easiest cork to do.
this odd tip worked for me. Go to a pool with at least a 5m diving platform, not a diving board but a platform. Do switch fives/sevens off of it while dropping the shoulder more and more, thats how I got it.
the way i learned is that you through your (left) elbow up (if you are spinning left) almost like you are trying to elbow someone that is seven feet tall in the face. then just keep looking around. if you worry about your right hand/arm you will most likely go into switch rodeo. hope that helps.
Oh come the fuck on troll. So Tom's switch rodeos are just corked, not rodeos, because he 'tweaks' them by getting inverted, as opposed to doing a rodeo? You're a classic NSer aren't u ;)