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What is a blender variation of a spin?
Was watching slvsh and sw 5 "blender" was called. Just looked like a regular switch 5 with arms flailing. What is this?
garrett.wWas watching slvsh and sw 5 "blender" was called. Just looked like a regular switch 5 with arms flailing. What is this?
I remember hearing it was when your skiing switch and looking over your left shoulder, you spin to your right or something like that. basically do a 180 with your torso before leaving the ground
that could be and is probably wrong, heres an example of what I'm talking about at :28
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/765627/Evan-Furbeyre---Outside-the-Box-Extended-Cut#BSMmzuILTs6ivl6t.97
garrett.wWas watching slvsh and sw 5 "blender" was called. Just looked like a regular switch 5 with arms flailing. What is this?
w_skierI remember hearing it was when your skiing switch and looking over your left shoulder, you spin to your right or something like that. basically do a 180 with your torso before leaving the ground
that could be and is probably wrong, heres an example of what I'm talking about at :28
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/765627/Evan-Furbeyre---Outside-the-Box-Extended-Cut#BSMmzuILTs6ivl6t.97
this is correct gus
As said, look over the opposite shoulder than you spin. It's kinda ridiculous and really was only done back in the day because people were pretty new to riding sw and couldn't do it both ways. It's a 'trick' now but not really one you need to learn haha
I believe max hill does one in his SLVSH game on a jump. They are actually a pretty cool subtile thing to do.
Jesper Tjäder does it on switch dub 10s and it's sick.
filipoioJesper Tjäder does it on switch dub 10s and it's sick.
That's just because he can't ride switch looking both ways. You don't get scored higher or anything.
BROLFThat's just because he can't ride switch looking both ways. You don't get scored higher or anything.
I know that, but you got to admit that it looks cool, at least different.
BROLFThat's just because he can't ride switch looking both ways. You don't get scored higher or anything.
what why not
eheathAs said, look over the opposite shoulder than you spin. It's kinda ridiculous and really was only done back in the day because people were pretty new to riding sw and couldn't do it both ways. It's a 'trick' now but not really one you need to learn haha
agreed but i kinda like its existence, there have been some cool ones done and it should lead to some more creative approaches to stuff, ya know? a crazy carve into a blender trick, maybe alley oop as well, idk, shit like that that messes with the way youre used to seeing things done is sick
BROLFThat's just because he can't ride switch looking both ways. You don't get scored higher or anything.
Is that actually why he does it? I never actually thought about it but hes a professional comp skier sponsored by Red Bull and shit you would think he can ski switch properly
BROLFThat's just because he can't ride switch looking both ways. You don't get scored higher or anything.
Crazy that he can do every trick in the book on any feature, but can't ski switch and look over the opposite shoulder.
BROLFThat's just because he can't ride switch looking both ways. You don't get scored higher or anything.
Candide used to do it like this to.. all his fakie left spins he would go into the jump looking over his right shoulder and then rotate left
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