Which ever way you are more comfortable doing something makes it your normal way of doing it. But to clear up some shit for most of you..
There is no such thing as an oppo whip, people don't seem to get that. It's either a tailwhip, heelwhip, switch tailwhip or switch heelwhip.
With barspins I'd say which ever way you can throw it and catch it easier would be your normal bar.
If you can naturally spin both ways then refer to it as a frontside or backside spin.
All style tricks (turndowns, tables, inverts etc.) would have to be judged on which stance you are riding in but then again, it's switch not oppo. Tables and inverts are usually done to your heelside whether you ride goofy or regular. Though, tables can be done frontside making it a pancake, not an oppo table.
The only tricks I can think of that can actually be done oppo are barspins, spins for those who don't naturally spin both ways, scooter flips in general and a few tech tricks like scooter fakies and that. Everything else is either switch or changed from frontside to backside which doesn't necessarily make it oppo.
There is no such thing as an oppo whip, people don't seem to get that. It's either a tailwhip, heelwhip, switch tailwhip or switch heelwhip.
With barspins I'd say which ever way you can throw it and catch it easier would be your normal bar.
If you can naturally spin both ways then refer to it as a frontside or backside spin.
All style tricks (turndowns, tables, inverts etc.) would have to be judged on which stance you are riding in but then again, it's switch not oppo. Tables and inverts are usually done to your heelside whether you ride goofy or regular. Though, tables can be done frontside making it a pancake, not an oppo table.
The only tricks I can think of that can actually be done oppo are barspins, spins for those who don't naturally spin both ways, scooter flips in general and a few tech tricks like scooter fakies and that. Everything else is either switch or changed from frontside to backside which doesn't necessarily make it oppo.
