Cork vs Double Cork vs Triple Cork etc.

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Alright I've never understood what the difference between a cork and a double/triple cork is. I would think a single cork would be a corked 360 and a cork 540 would be a corked 3 with an extra 180 and then when you get to 720 it's a double cork. Can anyone explain corks to me?

Mar 15 2014 1:42PM

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corona

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Crazy Fool

refers to the number of times you go off axis

Mar 15 2014 1:46PM

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.Hugo.

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Post Whore

No need to explain, you have it down perfectly already

Mar 15 2014 1:46PM

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Randy_Quench

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cork = one invert
double cork = two inverts
tripple = 3 inverts

cork 10 = a 1080 rotation with one invert
double cork 10 = a 1080 rotation with 2 inverts
tripple cork 10 = a 1080 rotation with 3 inverts

Mar 15 2014 1:47PM

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Randy_Quench

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inb4 cork isnt an invert, you get the idea.

Mar 15 2014 1:47PM

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Lambsizza

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Thanks +k. My friend thinks he knows everything about corks but he's completely wrong and he got me confused

Mar 15 2014 1:50PM

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Scotty_Boy

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Your friend sounds like a real hoser

Mar 15 2014 1:59PM

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S.J.W

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Crazy Fool

I always though double corks was when you opened a bottle of wine then put another cork in to stop the wine from going off

Mar 16 2014 7:12PM

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PsychedelicMoose

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ya this is a real problem for me

Mar 16 2014 7:26PM

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The_Beekeeper

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He's probably using the "tricking" definition of double corks. They use it as meaning the number of full rotations, and they don't use degrees. Since pretty much no one can do multiple inversion spinny flippy things on the ground like we do in skiing the differentiation isn't necessary.

Mar 16 2014 7:38PM

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*DUMBCAN*

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How much is there to know about corks? haha

Mar 16 2014 9:28PM

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Lambsizza

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Well we always argue because he's stubborn and thinks that there can only be a cork 540 720 and 900 and then only a double cork 1080 1260 etc. Not that he thinks he knows everything about corks just that he thinks he knows what they are and is blatantly wrong and annoying about it.

Mar 16 2014 10:47PM

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