is there any shorter name for this? cuz im tired of calling it that.
‘In to in treyflip’. Or just ‘in to in trey’.
But then I think it should really be out to in, because like with an outflip you start from in and spin out…
thats still a bit long but its better…
If you are implying that the seat in version of a trick should have an entirely different name from its seat out variation then I wholeheartedly disagree. In-to-in trey isn’t tough.
I say tre in to in.
fulloutflip
isn’t that an in to out treyflip?
so fullintflip or fullintrey
inside trey? inner trey?
I’d just call it a trey.
I agree, in to in trey isnt tough. But as soon as it getst to 1 handed blind in to in treyfakieflip… Things get complicated.
It’s called treyflip, or blind treyflip depending. I think we should get rid of the outflip and inflip names. That was a bad decision on my part and I apologize. Just call the movement of the unicycle the trick. Unfortunently bigspins and fullvarials are way different for difficulty, this is the only trick I would want to keep different names.
-Shaun Johanneson
I agree, why wouldn’t you just call it a treyfilp?
One sure way to make unicycling look unattractive is to have a language that doesn’t make any sense to the common person.
But then again, most common people call my unicycle a:tricycle, quad bike, one wheeeled bike, funny bike, ‘‘thing’’ (and even once a SKATEBOARD!) …
I think they need to get the unicycle part first.
We could abbreviate it as a SISI Treyflip… Or even call it a “Sissy” Treyflip.
Sound good?
I reckon we should have 'left 180 and right side 180, 360,540, 720 unispin/ hoptwist.
Like skaters have front side and back side.
That way you could have right side 360 late flips.
I dunno, but I would prefer to say that.
Bye.