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Problem with misty 4 out

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T-Van
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https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/803999/misty-630-outI tried some Misty 4 Outs the last day, I managed to kinda get the rotation but they always got misty 6's. The Rail was too small for me to finish the rotation so I crashed them. I didn't manage to get the rotation completed at 450. Has anyone of you got a tip on how to fix this issue? Thanks in advance!
Jan 1 2016 1:14PM
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deleted5
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This is the trick I broke my shoulder trying to do. Your problem is your looking over your shoulder when you finish the flip pushing you into the spin. Look down at the ground in between your legs instead of behind you.
Jan 1 2016 1:25PM
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T-Van
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nocturnalThis is the trick I broke my shoulder trying to do. Your problem is your looking over your shoulder when you finish the flip pushing you into the spin. Look down at the ground in between your legs instead of behind you.


Thanks for the tip, will try it tomorrow and report back on the results
Jan 1 2016 1:35PM
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Heart
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Props, those look scary as hell.
Jan 1 2016 2:20PM
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Swandog7
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T-VanThanks for the tip, will try it tomorrow and report back on the results


Id say look over your left shoulder when you land versus right to stop the spin
Jan 1 2016 8:02PM
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deleted5
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Swandog7Id say look over your left shoulder when you land versus right to stop the spin


No he needs to throw his flip and then look straight down at the ground you want a spot where your feet are going to land looking over your left shoulder is going to send him 90° the wrong way.
Jan 1 2016 8:05PM
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Swandog7
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Meant to say look over his right shoulder to spot the landing without making him keep spinning. Ive seen people look down at their feet and looking over their right shoulder on this trick and it seems both works, but its usually better to spot over your shoulder. You may be right, I haven't done this trick myself, but underflips work in a similar way
Jan 1 2016 8:38PM
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