Has (insert viable, difficult trick name here) been hit? PG1
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They're are a some moves in this thread that people ask about that are pretty easy, shit, I could even hit some of them
Like Quantum Symp Rev Whirl and muted stepping ss legover stallberger, I mean, if quantum ducking torque has been hit .... ? You know? I could hit pete's move first try. Not trying to come off as a doosh here, I just think it's a pretty safe bet that those moves have been hit. Maybe that's the reason why people don't answer you?
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A. prove it and make sure its first try
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B. just because you could doesnt mean you were creative enough to think of it. when ducking was first invented i bet someone said "i bet i could hit that first try" and they probably did. its not about skill, its about thinking of original combinations of concepts. i think muted schmoeburger is pretty inventive. i'd be suprised to learn, as i apparently have, that even two people had thought of that particular move and executed it already.
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B. just because you could doesnt mean you were creative enough to think of it. when ducking was first invented i bet someone said "i bet i could hit that first try" and they probably did. its not about skill, its about thinking of original combinations of concepts. i think muted schmoeburger is pretty inventive. i'd be suprised to learn, as i apparently have, that even two people had thought of that particular move and executed it already.
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I was playing today, and I hit thought of this stall, which I only successfuly did with the help of my hand.
Basically, it is the sole (flapper?) stall cross body, except for turned a bit more so that it is more like a dragon. I would clearly think this is NOT a dragon, because of the fact you can see the treads on your sole pointing inwards.
Anyone with massive crank able to pull this off?
Basically, it is the sole (flapper?) stall cross body, except for turned a bit more so that it is more like a dragon. I would clearly think this is NOT a dragon, because of the fact you can see the treads on your sole pointing inwards.
Anyone with massive crank able to pull this off?
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Jeremy OWheel hit Sailing op DLO a few years ago. Actually i have one on tape.
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I meant symp gyro nuke. I say symp because I think it might be easier than the non symp. Seems sorta possible to me coming out of a spinning clipper with a leggy dex, but what do I know?Colin wrote:Swirling gyro nuke set anyone? (i know, this is a stretch)
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well both gyro and spinning legbeaters have been hit; so nukes are possible after a spin component. As for symp. nukes? I could maybe see how one could be possible after a spin but gyro has extra footwork and hip movements making harder for me to think it's possible to clear.Colin wrote:I meant symp gyro nuke. I say symp because I think it might be easier than the non symp. Seems sorta possible to me coming out of a spinning clipper with a leggy dex, but what do I know?Colin wrote:Swirling gyro nuke set anyone? (i know, this is a stretch)
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