maiabulela
Senior Member
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2009
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- Native Language
- Arabic
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- Egypt
- Current Location
- Egypt
Dear all,
I came across veru difficult skiing terms and i'm in bad need of help.
The commentator saying stuff and I coudn't get it at all. The episode is about "European Freeski Open"
The commentator saying things like:
270 on - 270 on switch up - 450 on 450 out - Switch Cork 900 – Double Cork 10 mute - 900 mute
Switch 270 on 270 out - 180 on 360 out - 450 on - 270 on 450 out - Bio 900 mute - Switch 1080 tail - Switch Double Cork 10 mute
270 Disaster - Alley Oop 180 360 out - 270 in Pretzel 270 out - Switch Lip Underflip 450 out - Left Double 1080 Mute Grab - Right 900 Reverse Mute Grab - Switch Double 1260 Mute Grab
1- First, do those numbers refer to angles?? ALL of it?
2- The terms "Double cork" - "switch cork" - "mute" - "mute grab"... Is there any definition, glossary or link... anything that might help.
I really hope it's simpler than one what I think. The problem is that things gets repeated the whole episode!:shock:
Thanks in advance.
I came across veru difficult skiing terms and i'm in bad need of help.
The commentator saying stuff and I coudn't get it at all. The episode is about "European Freeski Open"
The commentator saying things like:
270 on - 270 on switch up - 450 on 450 out - Switch Cork 900 – Double Cork 10 mute - 900 mute
Switch 270 on 270 out - 180 on 360 out - 450 on - 270 on 450 out - Bio 900 mute - Switch 1080 tail - Switch Double Cork 10 mute
270 Disaster - Alley Oop 180 360 out - 270 in Pretzel 270 out - Switch Lip Underflip 450 out - Left Double 1080 Mute Grab - Right 900 Reverse Mute Grab - Switch Double 1260 Mute Grab
1- First, do those numbers refer to angles?? ALL of it?
2- The terms "Double cork" - "switch cork" - "mute" - "mute grab"... Is there any definition, glossary or link... anything that might help.
I really hope it's simpler than one what I think. The problem is that things gets repeated the whole episode!:shock:
Thanks in advance.