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Bio vs Rodeo

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equinn
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I feel like they are extremely similar. Whats the difference? For reference, look at McRae's bio 7 in his latest game of slvsh.
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Jun 16 2015 7:45PM
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Criloh
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Rodeo is more of a flip when a bio is more of a spin
Jun 16 2015 7:55PM
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hi_vis360
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with higher spins like 9s and 10s they're almost identical
Jun 16 2015 8:03PM
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Loey
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rodeo is back and bio is forward. Rodeos 5's and flat 5's are similar, flat 5's are just more inverted. Bios are like forward corks (sort of) its an axis between straight up and horizontal.Though I can see how you are confused because sometimes it looks like people are pushing forward on rodeos.

Rodeo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ko9LGwBEekU

Bio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlBiMXkvF78 (I know its a big spin but its a good example of the axis)
Jun 16 2015 8:17PM
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chicknfriedsteak
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The easiest way I know how to explain them, is they are close to the same thing but your feet never go above your head in a bio.
Rodeo = off axis backflip
bio = opposite of a cork, you pop forward as you spin but never go upside down.
Jun 16 2015 11:22PM
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RudyGarmisch
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Time for the trick guide motherfuckers.
Jun 16 2015 11:45PM
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Mingg
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bios are similar to corks
rodeos are similar to misties

corks/rodeos(and flats) are set back
bios/misties are set forward

Cork/Bio you never go upside down
rodeo/misty you are inverted.
Jun 17 2015 12:07AM
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T-Van
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Thesedays everything gets called an rodeo, but it mostly isn't. An Rodeo 7 for example would have to be set as an rodeo 3 and then the rest of the spin would have to come around after the 3 was set. An Flatspin 7 is prettymuch the same thing as an Bio 7 if set correctly. Just take a look at some "Rodeo 9 mutes" , they will be set forward(lying on the back at 180), and still could be considered as both flatspin 9 mutes and bio 9 mutes.
Jun 17 2015 12:48AM
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McLS
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Loeyrodeo is back and bio is forward. Rodeos 5's and flat 5's are similar, flat 5's are just more inverted. Bios are like forward corks (sort of) its an axis between straight up and horizontal.Though I can see how you are confused because sometimes it looks like people are pushing forward on rodeos.

Rodeo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ko9LGwBEekU

Bio: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlBiMXkvF78 (I know its a big spin but its a good example of the axis)


It all depends on the set of the trick, like some rodeos straight up look like some mistys, and then some rodeos look completely opposite from other mistys. Most ros i see nowadays are pushed liked you said, which is confusing af. Then there's flats as well that are pushed, especially flat5, like dam a flat5 bow n arrow can look like a bio.

I think the real difference is that on a flat/rodeo you push your back forward (if you set it not the classic way) first, whereas in a bio/misty you go head first then the back follows. Also, always look at the skis compared to the head right after the set to make out the trick, on rodeo/flat, the skis will will be level with head or higher (for rodeos especially). For misty/bio, the skis will be lower than head at first and come up as you invert (for a misty).

But yeah after the set, in spins bigger than 9 tricks can look like all sorts of other tricks.
Jun 17 2015 4:24AM
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galardogod
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Bio is defined as an off axis forward rotation, a rodeo is a brackish/ sideflip type rotation were you start off forward then roll over your back shoulder
Jun 17 2015 9:49AM
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mhuddy_22
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Minggbios are similar to corks
rodeos are similar to misties

corks/rodeos(and flats) are set back
bios/misties are set forward

Cork/Bio you never go upside down
rodeo/misty you are inverted.



This^
Jun 17 2015 2:37PM
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brett_fisher
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Bio and flat are the only two i can't do on the tramp so this might be wrong i always thought bio and cork are more similar its not as flipey and d spin is cork just really flipy .
Jun 17 2015 2:52PM
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equinn
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Minggbios are similar to corks
rodeos are similar to misties

corks/rodeos(and flats) are set back
bios/misties are set forward

Cork/Bio you never go upside down
rodeo/misty you are inverted.


what about cork 5? you def go inverted on em
Jun 17 2015 3:03PM
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equinn
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https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/630148/Rodeo-5

how does this differ from a bio tho?
Jun 17 2015 3:07PM
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brett_fisher
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Minggbios are similar to corks
rodeos are similar to misties

corks/rodeos(and flats) are set back
bios/misties are set forward

Cork/Bio you never go upside down
rodeo/misty you are inverted.


what about my dubs i go upside down on those ;)
Jun 17 2015 3:07PM
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equinn
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brett_fisherwhat about my dubs i go upside down on those ;)


oh brett fisher...when will you unblock me on instagram?
Jun 17 2015 3:13PM
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Alvaro
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equinnhttps://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/630148/Rodeo-5

how does this differ from a bio tho?


the first ones were flatspins, the last ones are a bios
Jun 17 2015 3:16PM
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brett_fisher
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equinnoh brett fisher...when will you unblock me on instagram?


whats your insta to every one that was blocked one of my friends thought is would be funny to block every one that comment on my shit.
Jun 17 2015 3:20PM
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equinn
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brett_fisherwhats your insta to every one that was blocked one of my friends thought is would be funny to block every one that comment on my shit.


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Jun 17 2015 3:34PM
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.CJ.
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equinnwhat about cork 5? you def go inverted on em

You definitely don't go inverted on corks.
Jun 17 2015 11:09PM
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Mingg
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equinnwhat about cork 5? you def go inverted on em


Pull up a video of someone doing a cork 5 and watch their head and their ass(don't worry about legs). If they do it right, their hips should not be above their head.

With rodeos(I'm assuming left side) when you set, you lift your chest up and drop/reach with your right shoulder which could appear to be dropping forward- but you aren't. Your leading shoulder(left) is going back.

With bios(assuming right side), you look over your right shoulder and drop your left shoulder. Your chest goes down though, which sets you forward.
Jun 17 2015 11:53PM
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equinn
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.CJ.You definitely don't go inverted on corks.


MinggPull up a video of someone doing a cork 5 and watch their head and their ass(don't worry about legs). If they do it right, their hips should not be above their head.

With rodeos(I'm assuming left side) when you set, you lift your chest up and drop/reach with your right shoulder which could appear to be dropping forward- but you aren't. Your leading shoulder(left) is going back.

With bios(assuming right side), you look over your right shoulder and drop your left shoulder. Your chest goes down though, which sets you forward.


Not sure if this embed will work bc im on mobile but

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/773678/Beast-Coast

Thats zahners beast coast season 1 chapter 1 and look at 2:46 and the last 2 shots after 4:20
Jun 18 2015 8:50AM
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equinn
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.CJ.You definitely don't go inverted on corks.


MinggPull up a video of someone doing a cork 5 and watch their head and their ass(don't worry about legs). If they do it right, their hips should not be above their head.

With rodeos(I'm assuming left side) when you set, you lift your chest up and drop/reach with your right shoulder which could appear to be dropping forward- but you aren't. Your leading shoulder(left) is going back.

With bios(assuming right side), you look over your right shoulder and drop your left shoulder. Your chest goes down though, which sets you forward.


https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/773678/Beast-Coast

look at 2:46 and 4:20
Jun 18 2015 6:20PM
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a_burger
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semi related but is it normal to want to throw rodeos unnatural? I've haven't tried one but just thinking about the rotation unnatural seems more... natural
Jun 18 2015 6:30PM
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Mingg
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equinnhttps://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/630148/Rodeo-5

how does this differ from a bio tho?


lol uhh I'm almost positive those were flat 5s as said before as he is never inverted.

Here's a better video:
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/690156/Saga-Trick-Tip--Rodeo-5

equinnhttps://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/773678/Beast-Coast

look at 2:46 and 4:20


I'd say those 5s were between a cork and d spin, kinda hard to tell on my phone though. A d spin is a more flippy cork, maybe thats what they did. I'm not too sure.

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/773681/Jossi-Wells-Freeski-Step-By-Step-Trick-Tip-Cork-540

if you watch he doesn't go inverted completely.
Jun 18 2015 6:48PM
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equinn
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Mingglol uhh I'm almost positive those were flat 5s as said before as he is never inverted.

Here's a better video:
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/690156/Saga-Trick-Tip--Rodeo-5



I'd say those 5s were between a cork and d spin, kinda hard to tell on my phone though. A d spin is a more flippy cork, maybe thats what they did. I'm not too sure.

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/773681/Jossi-Wells-Freeski-Step-By-Step-Trick-Tip-Cork-540

if you watch he doesn't go inverted completely.


i thought a flatspin was more inverted than a rodeo and i thought a d spin was set straight back like a back full
Jun 18 2015 7:50PM
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