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Taking a double leg to skis?

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WhatTheHuck
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Hey, so i'm pretty comfortable with double leg flips on flat ground... Just wondering the progression taking this to snow. I just saw Nick Pease throw one down at about the 0:52 mark in the edit below

https://www.newschoolers.com/watch/758170.0/Rocky-Mountain-Superchair

also here is an example of what it looks like on the ground:

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/758398/double-leg--flip-

If anyone has any tips or suggestions of how or where to throw it. Off a cliff? off a knuckle? jump? lemme know

as always, +K
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10 years ago
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Slush
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Interesting idea. Try it off a steep knuckle is my best guess
10 years ago
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WhatTheHuck
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I have always thought about sending it off a green road... see if louise sees some soft stuff this weekend
10 years ago
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Pac2
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It looks like a misty 540 if that's what a double leg flip is then do it off the jump. Trying a misty 5 on a knuckle would be pretty difficult
10 years ago
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flacotaco
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You might just catch an edge and die
10 years ago
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WhatTheHuck
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flacotacoYou might just catch an edge and die


I think the point is to catch your edge and use that momentum to flip you around... at least that's how it kind of works on the ground and how it looks in the edit
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