How To Bio 540 On Skis
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
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It’s common to confuse a Bio 540 with a Misty 540. The difference between them is that one is an off-axis trick while the other is non-inverted spin. In a Bio 5, your head and shoulders are above your hips at all time, whereas in a Misty 5 they are perfectly aligned at horizontal.
That's just the first tip in this How To Bio 540 tutorial. Keep reading for the full progression to learn this trick on the tramp with Tramp Skis, so you can confidently take it to the mountain!
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Well it's about darn time that someone differentiated the two tricks once and for all.
Up next, the Corkscrew.
Hey Kalissa, awesome tutorial! Long time no see! I tend to struggle with bio, so this a great video to assist. Keep it up!
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Really hard to concentrate on the trick
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Why’s that 🤨🤨
@@PRODBYVXLCAN0cuz she is sexy as fuck wym. Idiot
It’s a bit hilarious how skiers appropriated early 90s snowboard trick terminology.
It’s simple…
Cork is an off-axis backside spin (off the horizontal y axis). It was the first of the off access snowboarding rotations. Originally done as a 540, not 3 or 7.
Rodeo is an off-axis backflip.
Misty is an off-axis frontflip, usually frontside spinning.
A flat spin (originally from 90s snowboarding) is a horizontal spin on the y axis, not a backflip ski grab on the vertical x axis. In otherwords, a flatspin is what 80s skiers called a helicopter, because it’s flat.
Cab is a switch frontside spinning rotation, borrowed from skateboarding caballerial, by Steve Caballero.
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Awesome tutorial!
dont know why but forward rotation like the bio/misty I can just send but backflips and corks I just cant understand
lol for me its the oposide
is a bio the opposite of a cork?
Yes
Misty is the opposite but yeah, there isn't much diffence. You can also set corks very light but it doesn't have an extra name I think.
Cork can mean a lot of axises but yeah it can be opposite of bio
@@Oliver-cr3nw only 2 that I'm aware of. Standart cork 3 rotation, meaning that you are kinda tilteted stomach to the ground at 180. And theres the standart cork 7 rotation which works over the rodeo axis. Laying on your back after 360+90 and then uncorking it. The last 270 is basically a flatspin.
Now many ppl make dub 7s that are really more like a flatspin safety but they call it a cork.
@@hannes_mlbx9599 misty isn’t the opposite. A misty isn’t off axis
Nice style good girl🙂
I have to learn these. Look fairly managable on tramp, tbh. But they look so hard and so steezy when I see a bio or misty 5 on slope. Which grabs are - besides safety - easier to begin with? Prob looks sick with a mute or something.
ik this was a year ago but japans and mutes both look really good with misty and bio 5's in my opinion
Blunt looks sick but it’s hard
Difference between cork and misty is what?
A cork is a slightly off axis spin set backward, (basically a bio but instead of leaning slightly forward it's slightly back) in a cork your hips should always be at least slightly below your head (the exception to this being when you start adding extra flips and stuff making double, triple etc. corks). Where as a misty is a very flippy off axis spin set forward, where your hips and head should get to parallel in the flip. Hope this helps! (Sorry for the length ski tricks are stupidly complicated to explain)
@@remarkablysquare3216 lmao yeah they are. Thanks, but what’s a bio
@@JackHandelman The lady in the video explains it at the start. But basically a bio is a less flippy misty. So a forward set spin that is only slightly off axis. (off axis means your head and hips aren't directly stacked on top of one another, like when you're just standing up. But slightly poking out on either side. You should be able to see this in the video) So for a bio you should never have your hips above your head like you would have in a backflip for example. If you are still confused just search up bios, mistys, corks, underflips, rodeos, flatspins, etc. On youtube and you should get an idea of which is which.
@@JackHandelman The lady in the video explains it at the start. But basically a bio is a less flippy misty. So a forward set spin that is only slightly off axis. (off axis means your head and hips aren't directly stacked on top of one another, like when you're just standing up. But slightly poking out on either side. You should be able to see this in the video) So for a bio you should never have your hips above your head like you would have in a backflip for example. If you are still confused just search up bios, mistys, corks, underflips, rodeos, flatspins, etc. On youtube and you should get an idea of which is which.
@@remarkablysquare3216 thanks bro
What's up with the thumbnail being different?
Shhhh haha
Great trampoline tutorial not so great skiing tutorial
This didn’t help... The progression felt pointless and every time I ended up doing a misty when trying to commit. Make a more in depth video.
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This helped me
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