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How To Backflip Season Thread

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Auzy
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1. Don't be a pussy
2. Find a good floaty jump
3. Throw your head back and push them hips forward
3.5 don't be a pussy, just commit
4. ??????????
5. Ignore this thread and all previous threads with advice and make ten more threads asking for advice
Sep 18 2018 11:28AM
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Brule.
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Lmao can we just pin this so we can stop having 5 million threads about learning how to backflip?
Sep 18 2018 11:33AM
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TRVP_ANGEL
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This threads a repost though....
Sep 18 2018 12:23PM
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Mingg
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This thread gives me PTSD
Sep 18 2018 10:03PM
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ahshit
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I think this thread gives better advice than the rest.
Sep 19 2018 9:04AM
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BigPurpleSkiSuit
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Key as when you're sending anything first try to let your mind go blank and not think about it too much, just realize you can and you will.
Sep 19 2018 10:17AM
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GlacierDays
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POP
Sep 19 2018 12:11PM
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.otto.
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Here is my method

1. Hit rails
2. ????
4. Profit
Sep 19 2018 4:03PM
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darthlobster603
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Boil 6 cups of water in medium saucepan.
Add macaroni.
Cook 7-8 minutes until tender. Stirring occasionally.
Drain (do not rinse).
Return macaroni to pan.
Add margarine, milk, and cheese sauce mix and mix well.
Do a backflip.
Eat your Mac and cheese.
Sep 23 2018 4:16PM
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Lonely
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Can we include 3's in this list.
Sep 23 2018 5:21PM
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TRVP_ANGEL
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darthlobster603Boil 6 cups of water in medium saucepan.
Add macaroni.
Cook 7-8 minutes until tender. Stirring occasionally.
Drain (do not rinse).
Return macaroni to pan.
Add margarine, milk, and cheese sauce mix and mix well.
Do a backflip.
Eat your Mac and cheese.


very good recipe. i usually make it without the backflip
Sep 23 2018 5:36PM
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AbiH
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huck ‘er.
Sep 23 2018 11:28PM
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Lokdog
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just fucken send er eh, actually just commit and don't second guess yourself on the lip
Sep 23 2018 11:33PM
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SofaKingSick
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LonelyCan we include 3's in this list.


first 3 was at least close to the same level of hype i had when learning backies. it's the gateway into everything pretty much since 180s kinda arent similar to other tricks

you have questions? feeling it soon? where ya at
Sep 24 2018 4:47PM
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JoeF2661
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360s are a gateway trick
Stay away from them or else you'll catch the bug that is skiing. One moment you have a 4.o GPA bout ready to go to Dartmouth next thing you know you are trying to get into MSU to be a bum.
Sep 24 2018 4:56PM
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Lonely
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SofaKingSickfirst 3 was at least close to the same level of hype i had when learning backies. it's the gateway into everything pretty much since 180s kinda arent similar to other tricks

you have questions? feeling it soon? where ya at

I would agree that learning your first three is amazing. Feels like your finally crossing the threshold.

I was just suggesting that they be added to this list to cut down on the number of "how to do your first 3" threads that will be coming this winter.
Sep 24 2018 4:58PM
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Manskimac
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JoeF2661360s are a gateway trick
Stay away from them or else you'll catch the bug that is skiing. One moment you have a 4.o GPA bout ready to go to Dartmouth next thing you know you are trying to get into MSU to be a bum.

i love this
Nov 1 2018 1:48PM
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