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Kenny O.

Member
Jackson Manzie said:
O.K! Clear up time. In BMX ect. this trick is called an alley-oop tailwhip, turning 180 degree's around the bars, and doing half a tailwhip so that you land fakie (at least on flat) and on scooters, it is more commonly called a downside whip.
haa yeahh man its called a downside whip for bmx also..
 

Jordan Jasa

Silver Member
Lloyd Bureau said:
Jordan said:
OG Andy said:
downside whips you spin frontside and the deck spins backside.

decades you spin backside while the deck stays there or spins frontside(heelwhip)
When I do decades I spin frontside. I'm goofy and spin to the right.

so you do a downside heelwhip?
no, the deck doesn't move at all or anything. and it would be a downside tailwhip.
 

lloyd

Steel Member
Jordan said:
Lloyd Bureau said:
Jordan said:
OG Andy said:
downside whips you spin frontside and the deck spins backside.

decades you spin backside while the deck stays there or spins frontside(heelwhip)
When I do decades I spin frontside. I'm goofy and spin to the right.

so you do a downside heelwhip?
no, the deck doesn't move at all or anything. and it would be a downside tailwhip.

right... Im gonna meditate on that
 

Eric Magray

Steel Member
skateboard:

  • little spin=shov it+180
  • big spin=360 shuv it+180
bike/scooter:

  • downside whip=a tailwhip that whips downward while airing (has been adapted to situations without airing as well)
  • decade=full body 360 without bike/scooter rotating



argue all you want, those are the facts
 
a regular downside whip is when ur back wheel spins toward the bottom of the ramp that ur transfering onto... say if ur regular and ur going up a hip and traveling to the left of the hip, spinning a regular tailwhip would be a downside whip, if ur regular and traveling to the right of the hip, u would spin an opposite whip (heelwhip) to make it a downside whip, basicaly ur just spinning the tailwhip the opposite way ur traveling, i dont think its that hard to understand, thats just me
 
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