[poll] is there a difference between front briflips and inwards briflips?

inwards scooter flips or inwards briflips?

  • inward scooter flip

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  • inward bri flip

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mitchwashere53

Mitch Baldry
when ever i go to a park and do an inward briflip people come up to me and sasy thats not and inwards thats a front so donet call it inwards? is there any difference?
 
Front briflip and inward briflip are the same thing, front was the orginal name then other poeple started calling it inward so yeah
 

JDBen

BST Moderator
Staff member
I hate this stupid name of a "Inward Bri", no-one says "Outward Bri"

Plus many riders claim that a normal Bri is "inward" because you rotate it backwards, towards you, therefore should be left as "Bri-flip", and "Inward" Bri that people describe as rotating the scooter away from you should be just called a "Forward Bri-flip" or a "Front Bri-flip", but since no-one says "Backward Bri-flip" or "Back Bri-flip",it doesnt sound right

I mean, imagine if a Backflip was just called a "Flip" and a Front flip was called a "Inward Flip"??? its just messed!!!

EDIT: Jordan Miller landed the first "Front Bri-flip", therefore it should probably be called a "Mil-Flip", since Brian Boston is in no way associated with the trick.
 

Daz9000

Member
JDBen said:
I hate this stupid name of a "Inward Bri", no-one says "Outward Bri"

Plus many riders claim that a normal Bri is "inward" because you rotate it backwards, towards you, therefore should be left as "Bri-flip", and "Inward" Bri that people describe as rotating the scooter away from you should be just called a "Forward Bri-flip" or a "Front Bri-flip", but since no-one says "Backward Bri-flip" or "Back Bri-flip",it doesnt sound right

I mean, imagine if a Backflip was just called a "Flip" and a Front flip was called a "Inward Flip"??? its just messed!!!

EDIT: Jordan Miller landed the first "Front Bri-flip", therefore it should probably be called a "Mil-Flip", since Brian Boston is in no way associated with the trick.
Uh yeah good point even though i didnt understand half of that
 

Jordan Jasa

Silver Member
JDBen said:
I hate this stupid name of a "Inward Bri", no-one says "Outward Bri"

Plus many riders claim that a normal Bri is "inward" because you rotate it backwards, towards you, therefore should be left as "Bri-flip", and "Inward" Bri that people describe as rotating the scooter away from you should be just called a "Forward Bri-flip" or a "Front Bri-flip", but since no-one says "Backward Bri-flip" or "Back Bri-flip",it doesnt sound right

I mean, imagine if a Backflip was just called a "Flip" and a Front flip was called a "Inward Flip"??? its just messed!!!

EDIT: Jordan Miller landed the first "Front Bri-flip", therefore it should probably be called a "Mil-Flip", since Brian Boston is in no way associated with the trick.
no.

Josh Toy was the first to start calling scooterflips inwards and outwards, taking the name from inward and outward impossibles that you see in skating. Generally i think they applied to scooterflips but later on people started saying them for back/front bris too. however, the name outward didn't really stick since everyone was calling back briflips just briflips. today just "inward" can mean a front scooterflip or forward briflip. i myself consider "inward" (left alone) to be a front scoot, whereas an inward bri is, of course, a front bri. i might be wrong on some of this but i know steven could probably set it straight.

also, jordan miller was the first to do a front scooterflip, not front bri.
 
dont call it either.

its front scooter flip

and front briflip.


we dont call back scooterflip tricks outward flips, its more or less respecting what the people who landed them wanted them to be called.
 
John Radtke said:
dont call it either.

its front scooter flip

and front briflip.


we dont call back scooterflip tricks outward flips, its more or less respecting what the people who landed them wanted them to be called.
 
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