Shade
February 28, 2009, 11:09am
1
It’s been a long time since my last visit here. Basicaly what I wanted to know was some stuff about a varial.
Varial: Is it a trick on it’s own? Or is it just part of varial flip or varial roll?
If it is a trick, what are the prerequisites to do it? More important, what exactly is it?
And how should I learn it, a few tips are welcome.
a varial is a varialflip without a flip…
a 180 hoptwist + 180 outspin = varial.
To learn it learn how to outspin (if you cannot) and also how to smallspin (180 unispin + 180 hoptwist).
Then do it with a sloppy 180 hoptwist and just improve the twist in your 180…
I learned varials before I learned smallspins(probably because I can’t even do a smallspin). I found that starting seat in made the 180 much easier, and the outspin required to just jump a little higher. Then again, I outspin the same direction I hoptwist SI and opposite SIF.
Rusty0
March 6, 2009, 1:42pm
4
can somebody just give me a quick over view of a:
outspin
varial
small spin
im too sure on the differences, the way the uni spins, ect
Outspin is a unispin from seat in (SI) to seat in front (sif)
http://vimeo.com/971775
Smallspin is a 180 unispin and a 180 hoptwist in the same direction (both clockwise or both counter clockwise)
Varial is a smallspin from si to sif (or a smallspin with a outspin instead of a unispin)
Rusty0
March 6, 2009, 2:48pm
6
cheers man, only just starting to learn tricks. The names are so confussing
Shade
March 8, 2009, 12:18pm
7
Outspin is a unispin from seat in (SI) to seat in front (sif)
http://vimeo.com/971775
Smallspin is a 180 unispin and a 180 hoptwist in the same direction (both clockwise or both counter clockwise)
Varial is a smallspin from si to sif (or a smallspin with a outspin instead of a unispin)
This was quite helpful, thank you