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What's the name for a regular-like spin, but the body is parallel to the ground?

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yu.pang.12
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Originally I thought it's flatspin. Now I know flatspin is body parallel to the ground and the spin axis is from belly to back.
But what if the spin axis is from head to foot?
I believe if you spin this way backward, i.e. the skies are in front of you, then it's called a d-spin. Am I right?
But what's the name if you spin it in a forward style?
Oct 21 2015 11:37PM
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.lencon
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Bio?
Oct 21 2015 11:39PM
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.FRY.
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it's either a bio or a misty depending on the flip/spin ratio
Oct 21 2015 11:39PM
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yu.pang.12
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It's like a bio, but bio takes off like a rodeo. I only see people do this on a trampoline, it's like leaning forward and start crazy spins. I don't know if this is physically feasible on snow or you have to start like a bio to start forward and spin.
.lenconBio?
Oct 21 2015 11:50PM
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270on420out
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yu.pang.12It's like a bio, but bio takes off like a rodeo. I only see people do this on a trampoline, it's like leaning forward and start crazy spins. I don't know if this is physically feasible on snow or you have to start like a bio to start forward and spin.


I get what youre talking about. My gymnast freinds do this on the tramp alot. Some people set their bios so that they look like this.
Oct 22 2015 12:13AM
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yu.pang.12
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It's a non flip maneuver. It's not a misty for sure, but I'm not sure if bio has flips.
.Fryit's either a bio or a misty depending on the flip/spin ratio
Oct 22 2015 1:54AM
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yu.pang.12
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do they have a name for this trick?
THEDIRTYBUBBLEI get what youre talking about. My gymnast freinds do this on the tramp alot. Some people set their bios so that they look like this.
Oct 22 2015 1:55AM
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Elg
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yu.pang.12It's a non flip maneuver. It's not a misty for sure, but I'm not sure if bio has flips.


Cork - off axis spin with head pointing uphill, not inverted
Bio - off axis spin with head pointing down hill, not inverted
D-spin - pretty much the same as a cork, but you go inverted at some point.
Rodeo - spin + flip, thrown "backwards"
Misty - spin + flip, thrown "forwards"
Flatspin - Close to a rodeo, but never inverted. Imagine a vertical axis going from one of your hips to the other that you spin around.
Oct 22 2015 5:27AM
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Lemuel
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A flat spin would be if your were laying on your back, and spinning. Hence the name. But everyone calls everything a flat spin now so it has lost its meaning.
Oct 22 2015 6:46AM
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.lencon
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ElgCork - off axis spin with head pointing uphill, not inverted
Bio - off axis spin with head pointing down hill, not inverted
D-spin - pretty much the same as a cork, but you go inverted at some point.
Rodeo - spin + flip, thrown "backwards"
Misty - spin + flip, thrown "forwards"
Flatspin - Close to a rodeo, but never inverted. Imagine a vertical axis going from one of your hips to the other that you spin around.


This is the most accurate and concise trick thingy I have ever seen. 10/10
Oct 22 2015 9:04AM
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lickmyballs
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It's definitely a bio because when I was learning rodeos and corks I would always do some weird/cool looking spin and like a week later I showed my friend a video of me doing it and he said it was a bio.
Oct 22 2015 3:11PM
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marrows
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LemuelA flat spin would be if your were laying on your back, and spinning. Hence the name. But everyone calls everything a flat spin now so it has lost its meaning.


I believe a flatspin would be if you were laying on your side and spinning.
Oct 22 2015 4:25PM
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marrows
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marrowsI believe a flatspin would be if you were laying on your side and spinning.


like so;

Oct 22 2015 4:32PM
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Julius_Steezer
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marrowslike so;



Best flatspin I've seen is Alex bellemares dub flat 7 at last years x games slopestyle on a throwaway run. Someone embed pls. It was probably the sickest trick of the contest imo
Oct 22 2015 6:09PM
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johnnyBuz
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The only trick I am practicing this year until I am stomping them are laid out flatspins. I can 360, backflip and Lincoln loop so I should be able to fucking flat spin. Just haven't gotten the muscle memory down yet but I worked on it on a water ramp this summer so I think I'm close.
Oct 23 2015 12:22AM
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UFOsarereal
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when I read your description of the trick, I thought of a D-Spin, like Candide's over Chad's.
Oct 23 2015 2:08AM
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Elg
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UFOsarerealwhen I read your description of the trick, I thought of a D-Spin, like Candide's over Chad's.


"Body is parallel to the ground" means it's not a d-spin. D-spins are inverted. A d-spin is more in between a full-full and a cork, sort of. What OP is describing is a cork.
Oct 23 2015 6:37AM
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