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So I was doing some thinking last night

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GANGBANG420
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While watching the ski big air last night, I was reminded that bio spins existed. I thought about how they were just front corks. Then a thought hit me. If cork has an inverted cousin called and spin, does bio have one? I have never seen this before and have no idea what it would look like. Does anyone have any videos of these? And what are they called?
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GetPitted
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You've never seen a misty?
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GANGBANG420
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It definitely would not be a misty. Misty is the forwards set version of rodeo, which is not the inverted version of cork. Misty and bio are two completely different things.
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BROLF
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no, you're wrong. cork is back off axis, bio is front off axis. D spin is back inverted, misty is front inverted. it is a misty
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STAUSS
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JESUS FUCKING CHRIST, THIS AGAIN?!
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GANGBANG420
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Rodeo is back inverted.
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brov1
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NO
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Miomo
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A rodeo's a cork with a different name. They're the same axis.
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Lt-Aldo-Raine
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Spinning back is a backflip so.........
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TheBigApple
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lol it's called a flat spin
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GANGBANG420
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A flatspin is not supposed to be inverted
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crab_pretzel
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misty is an inverted bio. ( thrown forward)

d spin is an inverted cork. (thrown backwards)

rodeo is an inverted flatspin. doesn't really have a forward or backward direction, just left and right
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Pancake_Fucker
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doesnt this argument come up at least a few times a year? thanks op
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GANGBANG420
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The old trick name/rotation guide says that a rodeo if the backwards version of a misty. https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/forums/readthread/thread_id/221589/
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crab_pretzel
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im just gonna have to respectfully disagree. that guide seems a litte funky too when you read into it. i stand by my first comment

this argument comes up all the time on ns, there will probably never be a consensus so we just need to agree to disagree and move on. unless you agree with me, then right on haha
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theTRIBE101
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do not listen to the false knowledge spewing from his keyboard
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skiersupreme
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whatever you say
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Schmaelzle
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Wat? No. Misty's and rodeo's have nothing in common. Completely different sets and completely different parts of your body setting the axis.
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milk_man
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That got really confusing really fast
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GANGBANG420
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* a d spin
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