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What is a rodeo, exactly?

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mikee
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Now, I know these kinds of threads are annoying and different people have different opinions and i dont really care what things are called, but I just want to know what a rodeo is exactly so I know what people mean when they say it. I have heard different things, an off axis backflip with rotation/ backwards misty... that seems just to be either a cork or a d spin or an underflip. Ive also heard lincoln with spin, that would somewhat make sense... or maybe a flatspinb that is a little inverted? I dont know

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Dec 5 2003 2:00PM
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Best way to explane it is a sideflip to 180 kinda, just look at the vids and you will know.



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dirty_dreb
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you have no idea what youve just started do you. Just call everything a toxic
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Dec 5 2003 4:28PM
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DynastarriderGP
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I like to think of it as an inverted flatspin. But don't look at Seth Morrisons rodeos, his are kinda' weird and sketchy.
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Dec 5 2003 5:13PM
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CharlesB.
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misty 7's got it right, it's a lincoln loop 180, but do the 180 at the same time.



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Dec 5 2003 5:14PM
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DynastarriderGP
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that's more like an underflip.
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360spins
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I thought it was the whole competition with Bulls and horses and shit...
Dec 5 2003 6:14PM
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SeanB
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I agree with misty 7 as with underflips you're flipping uphill while doing a 180 while in a rodeo 5 you're flipping more downhill (if that makes any sense)


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Dec 5 2003 6:58PM
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D-spin
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the best way to explain how to do a rodeo(kinda hard to explain what they are supposed to look like) is to imagine your doing a misty(where you go upt to the jump and throw your shoulder down to your oposit him. do that but then imagin a circular rotation. Then while still imagining the same line stop your motion halfway through, following through with that motion will let u come out with a rodeo the way they were first rodeos where ment to be thrown, long before sites like this



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Dec 5 2003 7:03PM
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TheWorst
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THE BEST way to explain a rodeo is just a backflip 360


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Dec 5 2003 9:00PM
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goodguysfriend
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yeah i thought rodeo was backflip w/ some spin and misty was front. is it that much more complecated.
Dec 5 2003 9:01PM
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Ski_Instructor_Mike
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a rodeo isn't a backflip with a spin. a rodeo on a snowboard is kinda like doing a backflip with a spin. but skis are turned 90 degrees right? so it's really a sideflip or lincoln with a spin. dizam...
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Dec 5 2003 9:07PM
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LitoR6
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A backflip with a 360,720 or 900 is a d-spin.
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Dec 5 2003 9:08PM
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Nine_Milla_Killa
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A rodeo is a licoln loop 180.
A rodeo 7 would be a lincoln loop 360, etc...
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Dec 5 2003 9:11PM
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Ryno
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gad....inverted flatspin is the closest to the real thing...look at Seths K2 Ad in 3D...thats a rodeo
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CHARLES.BRONSON
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if a rodeo's an inverted flatspin, then what the hell is a D spin?

were the hell do you guys figure out what these flips are? let alone learn them!
Dec 5 2003 10:25PM
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real9999
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A rodeo is a dinner roll... which encompases every off axis spin known to man.
Dec 5 2003 10:58PM
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mikee
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ok, I thought it was an inverted flatspin, thats what makes sense.

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Dec 5 2003 11:27PM
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Ski_Instructor_Mike
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whatever makes sense to you. an inverted flatspin is really a lincoln 180 anyways.
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Dec 5 2003 11:30PM
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DrPepper
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best way i can describe a rodeo is 90-off axis backflip-90. but of course doing them simultaneously.
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Dec 5 2003 11:38PM
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estaked
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a rodeo is a spin that is between flat and a backflip and cork is between strait up and flat its that simple, but there are exceptions.

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Dec 6 2003 1:13AM
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Styxxx
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the best way to explaining how to get into one is... doing a lincoln loop but turning ur head and looking back up the mountain when u first throw it.. i used to just throw it like a backflip but throwing my shoulder diagonal so it's like an off axis backflip, but i think the first one i wrote about is the correct way now and looks dope. mike nick has a lot of photos and video clips of him doing them.
Dec 6 2003 1:15AM
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friedcheese
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any flippy spiny that you arent sure of thats inverted or sorta inverted is a rodeo
Dec 6 2003 1:26AM
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skibum311
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hahha, i remember when i made a post like this one, all it did was confuse me even more than at first, all of em have their points, but its most like the lincoln idea..........(i think)
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Dec 6 2003 1:40AM
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mikee
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IM quite sure now that its just a flat where your feet go above your head, that makes sense and people whos opinion i can rely on say so, so im gonna go with that

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Dec 6 2003 2:02AM
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TheWorst
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shit on trampolines i guess im jus doin a d spin 7 then shizzle


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Dec 6 2003 9:37AM
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