What is defference between D-spin rodeo and bio?

a bio is a forward corked spin and a d-spin is an inverted spin

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Shit... okay, here goes.

First off, checking out some videos is the best way to learn... I'd suggest some of the videos on this site, and also on skiingmotion.com.

A RODEO: Technically speaking, is a backwards-flipping spin; it's often performed like a lincoln loop into a spin. You can usually tell a rodeo by the way a guy sets himself going off a jump- if he sets his shoulders to the side or backwards at an angle, then chances are he's doing a rodeo. Jeremy Weir (rodeonexis) has uploaded some good rodeo videos in the video section here.

A BIO: is, in my mind, technically the opposite of a corked spin. People call it a forward cork... which means you're going off-axis leaning downhill, not uphill. You can tell a bio after the first 180: if the rider is leaning downhill towards the landing, it's bio; if he's leaning uphill, back towards the jump, its corked. Skiingmotion.com has some nice videos of CR Johnson doing bios.

A D-SPIN: can be be performed in any manner of ways. You will most often see it done like a corked 7 that goes almost completely inverted. This means that after the first corked 3 (the rider has completed a full rotation and is facing down the hill, but since he's off-axis, his back is parallel to the ground and he's staring at the sky) the riders performs a kind of off-axis backflip instead of another spin. You can see a d-spin by watching the skier spin first, then go inverted. You should be able to watch a d-spin on this site, on skiingmotion.com, or on any ski video (provided it's not Warren Miller).

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Simply put, if you spin to the left:

BIO: cork forward and to the right while you spin
Misty: forward and left
D-Spin: back and left
Rodeo: back and right


If you spin to the right do the opposite for your direction ie: Bio would be forward and left.

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rodeo= off axis spinning shit withshoulder pôinting tha sky whern ya thro tha shit
bio =dowbhill corked shit
d-spin =inverted corked shit

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I can understand what Natedawg is talking about and it seems fine to me. I wouldn't necessarily call a rodeo 'backwards-flipping' simply because 'flipping' involves being fully inverted. I think of a rodeo as an off-axis spin with the axis perpendicular to the fall line and rotation going uphill or towards the jump.

bio: a foward corker spin.

D-Spin- you here a lot of people calling it an off axis 3 into backflip, but i describe it as a cork 7 but instead of coming out of it to the side like a cork, you come out of it as abackflip.

Rodeo i cant explain.

the real questoin should be whats the difference between a rodeo and a flatspin.











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If you spin to the left for a rodeo, you would open up your left shoulder and drop it back behind your right, then all you have to do really is kick your legs over your head and it will set your rotation and flip. (suggest trying into pool or on tramp first)

Flatspin can be done 2 ways, by leading with your feet or with your head. When you lead with your feet you set it like a rodeo but instead of kicking your legs over your head you throw them more off axis to the way you want to spin.

D-spin 7 or 9 is done by comming up to the jump throwing cork 3 then spin the last 3 with a flip or 5 for a 9.

Bio like everyoen else said is just spinning away from the hill not into it, its like throwing a misty except not going inverted

I think kamikazi nailed it - but so did nate... they said the same fucking thing... only nate left it open for all your little vatiations to go in there and I think that is way beter than going into the description of where your arm has to be to make it this or how you have to do your dspin exactly like candide or it is something else... keep it simple people. shit is way over named in this sport.


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kamikazi has it down...listen to him, dont write anything else

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its a shame to... I think a Bio is like an uninverted misty kinda?! like a diner roll to a rodeo I hink, but I might just be confused... danm sushi, pocket really had it that time, he was on the verge of genius

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yea dude, you are confused, very very confused.


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dude, you may be beyond help, but i think ill try anyways. First off, a misty is not an invert, i know that they call it misty flip and all, but trust me you are not supposed to go inverted.

A bio is a forward corking spin, it's that easy

Rodeo's are hard to explain, but a rodeo and a dinner roll are the same thing, mosely just thought that he would be cool by naming it something else when he did it.


Yea I want cheezy poofs