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How to stop landing flatspins backseat?

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ReturnToMonkey
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I learned flat 3 and 5 last year. By the end of the season I could land them nearly 100% consistently, but after doing a lot of tramp and water flatspins this summer, I cannot seem to land my flat 3s on park jumps now. I just land so backseat. Like i would land fine on a flat landing but park landings slope down. How do you set so you come out of the trick leaning more forward?
Dec 21 2021 11:16PM 5 0
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sarc
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Just mount your bindings +25cm.

But seriously you know the answer, practice in your new environment. Start with 180, etc.
Dec 22 2021 12:20AM 3 0
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ReturnToMonkey
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sarcJust mount your bindings +25cm.

But seriously you know the answer, practice in your new environment. Start with 180, etc.

Ah sorry for the confussion. Rodeo/flatspin same thing. Not an upright spin. Definitely not tryna do any rodeo 180s soon

**This post was edited on Dec 22nd 2021 at 12:30:02am
Dec 22 2021 12:29AM 1 0
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nkloss4
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pop hard
Dec 22 2021 12:33AM 2 0
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asparagus
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idk i feel like if the jump is too small and you’re setting too hard it would be hard to stop the rotation
Dec 22 2021 1:48AM 0 0
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nkloss4
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asparagusidk i feel like if the jump is too small and you’re setting too hard it would be hard to stop the rotation


it depends on why he’s landing backseat. i guess he could be setting too hard and over rotating but he could also be too backseated at takeoff.
Dec 22 2021 12:59PM 0 0
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TRVP_ANGEL
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Throw a bio
Dec 22 2021 2:17PM 1 0
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