What is the difference between a flatspin and a rodeo

https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/221589/A-Trick-Guide-2--The-difference-between-bio--cork--d-spin--misty--rodeo--flatspin-and-underflip

The links in that don't work, but the descriptions are still good.

People call rodeos, flat spins, and bios the same thing any more. There is a difference but no one seems to care.

See also:

https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/633118/Difference-between-flatspin--rodeo--and-misty-

the only difference is pep is the only one who can actually do a flat 3

LivingDaLifehttps://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/221589/A-Trick-Guide-2--The-difference-between-bio--cork--d-spin--misty--rodeo--flatspin-and-underflip

The links in that don't work, but the descriptions are still good.

People call rodeos, flat spins, and bios the same thing any more. There is a difference but no one seems to care.

See also:

https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/633118/Difference-between-flatspin--rodeo--and-misty-

Bio is a forward off axis spin, while a cork which is a backwards off axis spin. The definition between flat and rodeo is blurred especially at flat 5/rodeo 5. A flat 3 are more diffcult than they seem and a "true" rodeo 3 doesn;t exist IMO. A lot of people say flat 3 when it is really just a wackflip because it's an off-axis backflip. Rodeos are slightly more inverted than flats since feet never go above your head on a true flat spin

kung_powpowBio is a forward off axis spin, while a cork which is a backwards off axis spin. The definition between flat and rodeo is blurred especially at flat 5/rodeo 5. A flat 3 are more diffcult than they seem and a "true" rodeo 3 doesn;t exist IMO. A lot of people say flat 3 when it is really just a wackflip because it's an off-axis backflip. Rodeos are slightly more inverted than flats since feet never go above your head on a true flat spin

Exactly.

Rodeo you go up n over.
Flat is flat, feet never go higher then your head. Body flat to the ground.

your perception of the space-time continuum