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Favorite axis and how you learned to do it

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NutsToRail
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I'm getting misty, rodeo, and flat down on the tramp, but I'd like to hear your stories of learning your favorite off axis spins/flips and taking it to the snow
Jul 17 2022 4:58AM
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dognutz
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im quite the connoisseur of the straight axis
Jul 17 2022 9:27AM
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NutsToRail
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Please teach me your ways
dognutsim quite the connoisseur of the straight axis
Jul 17 2022 10:56AM
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Dilldoes
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"Learned" how to cork from wrecking my shit a few too many times. 1 concussion later and I still can't do them consistently unless it's a handrag.
Jul 17 2022 11:51AM
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ski_salmon69
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I learned misty(i think) pretty good off a diving board but i’m a bitch and probably will never do it on snow
Jul 17 2022 3:32PM
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Paul.
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I used to only do flats/rodeos but somewhere along the way I kind of lost them and now I only do a couple per season. Definitely a corkscrew fiend these days
Jul 17 2022 6:41PM
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Pakanaka
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bios are sick in my opinion
Jul 17 2022 7:11PM
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Thegenericskier
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Used to cork all the time. Then I learned rodeos
Jul 18 2022 12:54PM
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ReturnToMonkey
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Cork is my favorite but I'm still inconsistent. Rodeos seem doable off anything and easier to go bigger and learn new rotations with.
Jul 18 2022 2:29PM
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NutsToRail
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For those that have responded what contributed to your success learning those tricks on snow?
Jul 18 2022 2:37PM
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Paul.
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NutsToRailFor those that have responded what contributed to your success learning those tricks on snow?


Trampoline and skiing often
Jul 18 2022 3:09PM
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KilaTsunami
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Ngl bio is my fave, you don’t see it a lot. Always catches my eye
Jul 20 2022 10:19AM
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Slowbro
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flat 3 is my favourite, i learned it by doing flat 3s.
Jul 20 2022 2:49PM
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ReturnToMonkey
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NutsToRailFor those that have responded what contributed to your success learning those tricks on snow?
Paul.Trampoline and skiing often

This plus jumping into water for more air time. And yoga/working out for strength, balance, and flexibility.
Jul 20 2022 3:31PM
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