I’m dumb and consider that a rodeo 3 but yea that’s what most people call a flat 3. Props on not just doing a crooked backflip.

100% a flat 3, nice job man

i dont really understand rodeos

asparagusI’m dumb and consider that a rodeo 3 but yea that’s what most people call a flat 3. Props on not just doing a crooked backflip.

The park isn’t a family run

Bkripkei dont really understand rodeos

i’ve always thought of them as a more inverted flat

Yup, flat 3.

you have my sympathy for the noobs in your park. I would have lost my shit if I was the camera man. Like, who just walks in front of someones shot like that?

Theres 4 runs open at 7 springs and 3 of them are park so idk why jerrys decide to go skiing

freestyler540Yup, flat 3.

you have my sympathy for the noobs in your park. I would have lost my shit if I was the camera man. Like, who just walks in front of someones shot like that?

Bkripkei dont really understand rodeos

this is what I go by

Bkripkei dont really understand rodeos

nobody does, just smile and nod along

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asparagusI’m dumb and consider that a rodeo 3 but yea that’s what most people call a flat 3. Props on not just doing a crooked backflip.

nkloss4i’ve always thought of them as a more inverted flat

I know that the two terms are pretty much interchangeable these days, but aren't rodeos less inverted?

Christian_BaleI know that the two terms are pretty much interchangeable these days, but aren't rodeos less inverted?

Shouldn't a flatspin be pretty much in a horizontal axis per the name and rodeo is like most axis between that and a weird backflip

To me, the perfect flatspin is a Henrik orbital

OP that was perfect! Now just go bigger and slower to get them super down

Similar looking but very different sets. Very clean flatspin IMHO.

Just like Jens says in the video, a Rodeo is inverted where a Flatspin is - after it's name - flat.

asparagusI’m dumb and consider that a rodeo 3 but yea that’s what most people call a flat 3. Props on not just doing a crooked backflip.

Bkripkei dont really understand rodeos

nkloss4i’ve always thought of them as a more inverted flat

asparagusthis is what I go by

If I’m being honest, Sammy C and Candida are some of the only dudes I see doing “true” flat 3s, but OPs is probably the closest non-pro skiers can get to.

The problem with the “stompit tutorials” definition (which I think is the best definition) is that flat spins are sort of set forwards off the jump (watch video for reference https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=58QWRqlZLso) making them similar to bios, the difference being bios are spun like a spin and flat spins are a kind of flip.

TLDR flat 3s are do-able but you’re better off sticking to rodeo 3s because that’s what 90% of skiers call a “flat 3” and it’s easier.

for sure once we get snow, those are the only 2 jumps at 7 and its a case-clear type situation with speed

ReturnToMonkeyTo me, the perfect flatspin is a Henrik orbital

OP that was perfect! Now just go bigger and slower to get them super down

"It's a terrain park, not a turn park-_-"

freestyler540Yup, flat 3.

you have my sympathy for the noobs in your park. I would have lost my shit if I was the camera man. Like, who just walks in front of someones shot like that?

idk how I didn’t flip out at that dude it was pretty annoying and then after the clip he looked at me like it was my fault