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Underflip 360?

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chicknfriedsteak
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I've been doing cork sevens on the tramp and every so often somehow I set it wrong and do an underflip, except I somehow bring it the rest of the way around and land facing the same way again. I searched on newschoolers for underflip 360s but came up with nothing, I've never heard the term and so I was wondering if there was a different name for it.
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Jun 15 2015 2:31AM
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Nate.Dog
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It's just a backflip + 360, not an underflip + 180, it's called a "full twist" in gymnastics terms
Jun 15 2015 2:36AM
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big.love
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d-spin?
Jun 15 2015 2:51AM
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chicknfriedsteak
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Nate.DogIt's just a backflip + 360, not an underflip + 180, it's called a "full twist" in gymnastics terms

I know what a backflip 360 looks like, but what I'm talking about is a legitmate underflip where just before you land you do one last 180.

big.loved-spin?


I thought D-spins started at 720s?
Jun 15 2015 3:43AM
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Crispy.
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I know what you're talking about, my brother does them on the tramp real well.
Jun 15 2015 6:17AM
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big.love
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video might help here..
Jun 15 2015 6:27AM
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IKEA
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Nate.DogIt's just a backflip + 360, not an underflip + 180, it's called a "full twist" in gymnastics terms


Friend did some, and they don't look anything like back full, tho I see your point. It was more like an "flippy" cork 5 to 180. Super weird.


chicknfriedsteakI know what a backflip 360 looks like, but what I'm talking about is a legitmate underflip where just before you land you do one last 180.



I thought D-spins started at 720s?


Well if you do another 180 on your underflip, it becomes a 7, cuz regular underflips are at 5s.
Jun 15 2015 6:52AM
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L0gic
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so a cork with too much flip and not enough spin? I'd say it's still a cork
Jun 15 2015 8:31AM
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corona
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an underflip 3 would be impossible without a revert.
Jun 15 2015 9:37AM
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jeppenator
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I would say that it becomes an Back-Full like seen on the video below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfjUT6pcOhw

Like a d-spin but way more upside down. Backflip 360 would be an other way to name the trick properly.

/Jesper
Jun 15 2015 10:33AM
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a_burger
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reading this thread makes we want to see aerials tricks but with the flips done as lincolns instead of backflips
Jun 15 2015 10:55AM
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SofaKingSick
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regardless of anything, there's no such thing as an underflip 3. trick names like that count the flip in the rotation-- a regular undie is a 5

anyway, i'd have to see yours. sometimes people throw things that would be best described as an underflip 7, but honestly it's probably just a cork or d spin
Jun 15 2015 10:57AM
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L0gic
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must be a misty five to rodeo???
Jun 15 2015 2:57PM
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Holte
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Sounds like a late rotated d-spin 720.

A normal underflip where you land switch is an underflip 5. If you add another 180, it's an underflip 7, but that's not really a term that anyone uses.

D-spin isn't really a term anyone uses anymore either since "cork" has come to mean any off-axis backward spinning rotation, but if your feet go directly over your head it's probably closest to a d-spin 7 in basic ski nerd terminology. Underflip 5 to late 180 is another way to break it down. Debate about trick names gets pretty silly at the end of the day.
Jun 15 2015 3:52PM
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chicknfriedsteak
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Hey guys, I went back and tried to film them, but I couldn't land one again. I did land some cork seven or d spins. The first in this video I think is maybe a flippy cork seven? and I think the second is a d spin? Please correct me if I'm wrong. These last 2 days are the first time I've ever taken my skiing tricks to the tramp and I'm strugging to do them the same way.
Jun 15 2015 11:59PM
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chicknfriedsteak
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chicknfriedsteakHey guys, I went back and tried to film them, but I couldn't land one again. I did land some cork seven or d spins. The first in this video I think is maybe a flippy cork seven? and I think the second is a d spin? Please correct me if I'm wrong. These last 2 days are the first time I've ever taken my skiing tricks to the tramp and I'm strugging to do them the same way.


https://www.newschoolers.com/membervideo/773473.0/Cork-7--D-spin-?s=229687&t=6&o=8

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Jun 16 2015 12:00AM
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John18_6
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VinnieFan underflip 3 would be impossible without a revert.


an underflip 3 would be either a really shitty backflip or an overly corked 3. they're so easy man
Jun 16 2015 10:27PM
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McLS
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VinnieFan underflip 3 would be impossible without a revert.


I think the proper freestyle term would be lincoln 3, so no revert

@op, when you're about to land, does it still feel like a cork 7 landing, as in you come around like you in a backflip but with less spotting time and to the side (but more spotting time than on cork 7)?? If so then it's happened to me a few times when I did cork7s, to me it's definitly a lincoln 3, roughly a 90 set backwards to lincoln continuing the spin a bit which makes you come around. It usually happens when i tuck way early and open up right after inverting.
Jun 17 2015 4:07AM
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