Trickipedia

Lenny-@SchizoSkier has a mean 9p9 that should be included.

Lenny-@SchizoSkier has a mean 9p9 that should be included.

SlowbroI honestly need basic tricks like straight slide, f270, and 180s for the site

fghtoffyrdmnsGave ya a strange one

Christian_BaleI love this idea and I think it's gonna be super helpful for people who are getting into skiing and want to know what tricks are called. Having an instagram page could be helpful for getting more people to see it, but I get it if that's not something you'd wanna do.

I do have a suggestion though. I don't think separating by difficulty is the best way to sort the tricks. There's presumably gonna be a lot more tricks added so it could be hard to navigate. Also difficulty is kind of subjective. One trick could be either harder or easier than another trick depending the feature, for example. Maybe it you could separate rail tricks into different categories. Example, swap combos, entrance tricks, exit tricks, and then another category for different types of slides.

steez_apprenticedude the clips you posted are actually so clean I almost suffered heart failure watching that rail transfer

SteezyYeeteri call lincoln loop. i want to do that this year, i just learned on tramp.

partyandBSwoah cowgirl pull the reigns. let’s getcha slidin a rail first and go from there. i can bio 9 on a tramp. def not bringing that snow lol.

SlowbroHi NS,

I just launched https://trickipedia.xyz/ , an encyclopedia of skiing tricks. Currently you'll notice that there are only two tricks on the site, and that's because I want to use video examples provided by the skiing community. Other websites with the same idea for other sports, like http://www.club540.com/tricktionary for tricking, just use videos taken from pros. But I thought that getting the community involved would be more fun.

If you feel like you have a trick down perfectly and want to be featured as the textbook example of the trick, go on to the submit page of my site and send a video! Rules for submissions are on the site, and all skiers featured will be given full credit (filmers too of course). Eventually I want the site to have everything from front 270s out to triple 18s.

Thank you!

egirl.skithis is way after-the-fact but can I ask how much it costs to run/host this website and who you did it through (if not just you)

I would love to learn how to host a website for future film project stuff.

Thank you :))

SlowbroHey, I’m hosting the website through Render because it is really easy to use for Django which is the framework I wrote the website in. It costs about $14 a month to host the site and the database I use for it.

I’m sure if you want to host a more basic site it would be cheaper, this costs a bit more because I needed a database as well.

also I really need to start promoting this site to make that $14 worth it lol.

Rock_InhabitantThe site is dead as hell. Nothing new

Rock_InhabitantI think a little blurb with some basic tips would be cool, but I wouldn’t put dedicated tutorial vids in there cause there’s already tons of videos elsewhere

Slowbrofrick it I'm going to make some trick tip videos. They seem to do well on all platforms and if I do a good job it would drive traffic to the site

Farmville420I can help if you need someone else to do free labor lol

SteezyYeeteri would love to contribute but i can't do any tricks 🥲