A different full in full out

SickPanda · Mar-22-06, 09:37 AM

Has anyone ever seen someone do a full in, then back out, in a single flip? Not like a gymnastics full in full out with two flips, but a single layout where you full in one direction, then back out the other way.

I'm guessing the first spin would be really lazy, otherwise you couldn't stop your momentum to go the other way.

Just a thought.

alpha7158 · Mar-22-06, 09:39 AM

not possable

alex · Mar-22-06, 09:45 AM

Try to jump in the air, 180 one way, then 180 the other way. you cant even do that.

alpha7158 · Mar-22-06, 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by alex

Try to jump in the air, 180 one way, then 180 the other way. you cant even do that.

yeah, it is literaly impossable to do a full in then opposite full out

Less than Dan · Mar-22-06, 11:25 AM

Yeah, it's just too much of a shift of momentum. Reminds me about the whole "double jump" debate. Hahahaha, what a crock of shit that was.

Alexx · Mar-22-06, 11:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Less than Dan

Yeah, it's just too much of a shift of momentum. Reminds me about the whole "double jump" debate. Hahahaha, what a crock of shit that was.

lol, i swear someone said they saw someone do it, they jumped and then gained extra height mid jump, lol

alpha7158 · Mar-22-06, 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Alexx

lol, i swear someone said they saw someone do it, they jumped and then gained extra height mid jump, lol

it defies laws of physics

pooyen · Mar-22-06, 11:35 AM

megaman can do it

Ryoda · Mar-22-06, 11:40 AM

Well, my friend who's a blader was telling me about his friend who could do a 360/360 jump from a height, which I thought was cool. I personally think it would be possible, but you'd have to get some nice air, and the second twist would be more of a "turn your feet around and make your body follow them".

Rook · Mar-22-06, 12:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryoda

Well, my friend who's a blader was telling me about his friend who could do a 360/360 jump from a height, which I thought was cool. I personally think it would be possible, but you'd have to get some nice air, and the second twist would be more of a "turn your feet around and make your body follow them".

Yeah, like, off a cliff.

Mar-22-06, 09:37 AM	#1
SickPanda tired User status: Offline Posts: 414 Age: 20	A different full in full out Has anyone ever seen someone do a full in, then back out, in a single flip? Not like a gymnastics full in full out with two flips, but a single layout where you full in one direction, then back out the other way. I'm guessing the first spin would be really lazy, otherwise you couldn't stop your momentum to go the other way. Just a thought.

Mar-22-06, 09:39 AM	#2
alpha7158 Alpha7158 User status: Offline Location: Birmingham (uni) Posts: 4,499 Age: 21	not possable

Mar-22-06, 09:45 AM	#3
alex MUSS POLICE User status: Offline Location: New York Posts: 584 Age: 21	Try to jump in the air, 180 one way, then 180 the other way. you cant even do that.

Mar-22-06, 11:25 AM	#5
Less than Dan Ṃoderator User status: Offline Location: Towson, MD. Posts: 2,684 Age: 21	Yeah, it's just too much of a shift of momentum. Reminds me about the whole "double jump" debate. Hahahaha, what a crock of shit that was.

Mar-22-06, 11:35 AM	#8
pooyen woodstock User status: Offline Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 168 Age: 22	megaman can do it

Mar-22-06, 11:40 AM	#9
Ryoda Fufufufu User status: Offline Location: Southampton, yo Posts: 455 Age: 21	Well, my friend who's a blader was telling me about his friend who could do a 360/360 jump from a height, which I thought was cool. I personally think it would be possible, but you'd have to get some nice air, and the second twist would be more of a "turn your feet around and make your body follow them".