CONNECTED KNOWLEDGE SYSTEM · 00–26
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1080 degrees equals 3 turns arithmetically. This magnitude alone establishes neither axis nor stance, and is not evidence for every directional flat-spin variant.
Explore in: Park Jumps & Aerial Freestyle
OPEN ENTRY →1260 degrees equals 3.5 turns arithmetically. This magnitude alone establishes neither axis nor stance, and is not evidence for every directional flat-spin variant.
Explore in: Park Jumps & Aerial Freestyle
OPEN ENTRY →1440 degrees equals 4 turns arithmetically. This magnitude alone establishes neither axis nor stance, and is not evidence for every directional flat-spin variant.
Explore in: Park Jumps & Aerial Freestyle
OPEN ENTRY →1620 degrees equals 4.5 turns arithmetically. This magnitude alone establishes neither axis nor stance, and is not evidence for every directional flat-spin variant.
Explore in: Park Jumps & Aerial Freestyle
OPEN ENTRY →A family of frontside or backside half-turn entries from main stance into a switch aligned slide.
Explore in: Jibbing
OPEN ENTRY →1800 degrees equals 5 turns arithmetically. This magnitude alone establishes neither axis nor stance, and is not evidence for every directional flat-spin variant.
Explore in: Park Jumps & Aerial Freestyle
OPEN ENTRY →1980 degrees equals 5.5 turns arithmetically. This magnitude alone establishes neither axis nor stance, and is not evidence for every directional flat-spin variant.
Explore in: Park Jumps & Aerial Freestyle
OPEN ENTRY →2160 degrees equals 6 turns arithmetically. This magnitude alone establishes neither axis nor stance, and is not evidence for every directional flat-spin variant.
Explore in: Park Jumps & Aerial Freestyle
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