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What are the differences between Cork,Misty and Rodeo?

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tonychang
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I'm a newbie here, I'm confused about Cork,Misty and Rodeo, can you tell me the differences?

Thanks...
Mar 30 2010 9:53PM
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tpills
Posts: 1458 - Karma: 2,294
ones a cork, ones a misty, and ones a rodeo!
Mar 30 2010 10:00PM
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LIL_WAT
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searchbar and you might have found this

https://newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/221589/

Mar 30 2010 10:01PM
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garygohard
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wait really?

the hole time i though a cork was a misty

and misty was a rodeo

and a rodeo was a misty...embarassing

Mar 30 2010 10:03PM
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tpills
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LIKE WOH
Mar 30 2010 10:04PM
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teleTay
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look at rowens trick definition thread

its a good read
Mar 30 2010 10:45PM
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ike.
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haha that means a cork and a rodeo are both misties!!


but actually, a misty is a forward off axis invert.

cork is a non-inverted back spin

rodeo is a backwards off axis invert


rodeo:

Courtesy of Newschoolers.com

even though he fell, that is a rodeo seven.

misty 7:

Courtesy of Newschoolers.com

cork 7:

Courtesy of Newschoolers.com
Mar 30 2010 10:57PM
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tonychang
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Thank you very much...

I googled, but didn't find the answer.
Mar 31 2010 1:54AM
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COrider
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I thought misty and rodeo were just different ways of getting to being corked.  And in those videos to me the cork 7 looks like a misty spin.
Mar 31 2010 4:14PM
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skicowboy
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Umm...In a misty, at one point your skis are behind you because it involves an invert. For cork your skis are always in front. Look close. Spinning left, no matter how you throw your cork, either dropping left shoulder back or pulling right shoulder across and down, your skis stay in front of your body until landing. (where they should eb under you again)
Mar 31 2010 4:38PM
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bfnradford
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a rectangle is a square, but a square isnt a rectangle...
Mar 31 2010 5:21PM
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