Talk about your big add moves and concepts in here.
Sora
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by Sora » 14 Apr 2005 02:21
How many adds have Rippstein and Revstein?¿?¿
In
www.flipsider.com Revstein is a Grund Braker ( 7 adds ) and I can do it, but Ripstein I think it have 4 or 5 adds and I can't do it
So is that correct?¿?
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by max » 14 Apr 2005 02:41
revstein and ripstein are both 4 adds:
2 dexeterity adds, 1 cross body add and 1 delay add.
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by qphox » 14 Apr 2005 09:21
"Ground Breaker" doesn't automatically mean 7-adds. The add count of the tricks in there vary from trick to trick...they're just "Ground Breakers" because they're ridiculously hard, regardless of adds.
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by grek » 14 Apr 2005 13:14
There are no ground breaking tricks any more... they are called MASSIVE TRICKS...
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by Shredfish » 14 Apr 2005 13:15
it doesn't seem like revstein belongs in the massive tricks catagory. maybe it's just me.
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by Nathan » 14 Apr 2005 13:19
Try it yourself, then oyu'll see why it's there.
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by bob » 26 Apr 2005 04:08
Nah, i agree with shredfish. I'd say it's the easiest out of all of them, but then again i'm a natural reverse swirler. you forward swirlers are weird
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by Shredster » 26 Apr 2005 08:50
Someone likes kingdom hearts...
...so do i :p
Ripstein=4
Revstein=4
Some people'd argue there is an xdex, but I don't believe it since its not two full dexes, rather, the last dex ends on the same delay foot.
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Its just about that confusing...
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by Tsiangkun » 26 Apr 2005 08:51
I've hit revstein , it's definately not a massive trick, either that or I"m better than you think I am.