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Blamparek
Posts: 72 - Karma: 19
I know stupid thread but, when I spin on jumps I spin to the left, and when on rails I have my right foot forward and can only spin off to my left... is that common?
Jan 16 2011 10:32AM
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[evan]
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I often find spinning out of rails and boxes blind is a lot scarier, but if you can do it well then great. I think everyone has that problem when they first start spinning out because they have to adjust themselves to whichever direction they're spinning out. As you get better and practice spinning blind and front I'm sure it becomes much easier.
Jan 16 2011 10:35AM
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Tucker*
Posts: 184 - Karma: 109
might as well learn to spin right out of rails, i think its pretty common though.

right side 270 shouldn't be too hard for you.
Jan 16 2011 10:49AM
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Blamparek
Posts: 72 - Karma: 19
Ya I can right 270 out but can't do it left
Jan 16 2011 10:51AM
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Ebaneezer
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yea, thats pretty normal
Jan 16 2011 10:52AM
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Tall_Paul
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same with me but i have no problem spinning blindside or to the right
Jan 16 2011 12:02PM
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Blamparek
Posts: 72 - Karma: 19
I also want to know if it would be easier to switch up spinning left or right
Jan 16 2011 1:09PM
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[evan]
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I hit boxes and rails turned to the right, so I spin to the left to do front swaps. Which makes front swaps significantly easier because my natural direction of spinning is to the left.
Jan 16 2011 1:12PM
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Blamparek
Posts: 72 - Karma: 19
Thanks maybe Ill just go for it later I'm kinda a pussy when I do rails
Jan 16 2011 1:17PM
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