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ReturnToMonkeyWhat about when doing a sw 2 on? If you do it blender, it's blind. If you do it normal, its not blind, but its sorta still back because you're switch..
Thoughts? Should monke have gone to bed hours ago?
ReturnToMonkeyWhat about when doing a sw 2 on? If you do it blender, it's blind. If you do it normal, its not blind, but its sorta still back because you're switch..
Thoughts? Should monke have gone to bed hours ago?
ReturnToMonkeyWhat about when doing a sw 2 on? If you do it blender, it's blind. If you do it normal, its not blind, but its sorta still back because you're switch..
Thoughts? Should monke have gone to bed hours ago?
hi_vis360I've never heard anybody call any sort of 2 on "blind," it only makes sense when you're talking about somebody spinning uphill/downhill off of a feature
SofaKingSickyes, back = blind, interchangeable
back is short for backside, meaning that your spin start by turning your back away from where you're going. requires being sideways at the time of course, hence why we have backside spins out of rails but not on jumps, while snowboarders have them on jumps
tominiemenmaaYou must be deaf or live in tropic?
tominiemenmaaThis is in this case correct, but the name comes from where the feature is in relation to you. That's why frontside boardslide (skate or snow) is done when you face the obstacle and not the direction where you are going. Not the way you turn when you start the spin.
hi_vis360live in the northeast, been skiing in the park for 15 years and I've never heard someone say "blind 2 ON" and I've never heard anyone say that in a slvsh game either
SofaKingSickYou said that like it's a correction to my post but it's not..? Yes, a front board is frontside because of where the feature is in relation to you
But I was talking about skiers spinning off rails and snowboarders' fs and bs spins on jumps, which are determined how I said-- what side of you turns downhill first