Agreed the Ed one isn’t the best photo, he’s definitely had better documented ones. 3 is on a rail so maybe a bit of leeway on the angle (let’s not stray into a bs overcook debate as well)
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Ahahaha yeah. I think at this point I’m just being fasicious anyway
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frontside 180 nosegrinds always look more ‘5-0y’ because of opening up your shoulders , i would say both those photos they are going to fakie too.
back 180 nosegrinds always look more twisted up (thats why they look/feel so nice) those 2 photos also look like theyre probably gonna come back round to regs
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Switch 180 to 5-0 is correct.
180 fakie nosegrind is correct.
All other answers are wrong.
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Full marks.
The inconsistencies bother my ocd
What is a nollie to 5-0 called when it’s done the opposite way?
It’s not a fakie ollie to switch 5-0 it’s a fakie ollie to fakie nosegrind.
Not everything is named the same when done the other way.
And that bothers me
It’s all to do with the order to when they were made. No such thing as switch but there was fakie and nosegrinds when the 180 fakie nosegrind was named. However you could think that that the switch version would later take the same name, but no, you would revert to the foremost named trick if you’re going from switch back to regular during the trick.
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I know it’s a total bumshot but this Mike York photo is one of my favourite skate photos ever. It looks like he’s going 200mph and you can HEAR it when you look at it. So good.
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that back foot 
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top 3 pics of all time for sure, no idea how he’s even grinding it mind you it’s horrendously rounded
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Cancel your career to social media out.
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That’s a fakie ollie to tailslide
Fs or bs
fakie backside tailslide
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OK you’re both correct but it wasn’t a quiz for you so zero marks.
Switch Nollie to Switch Frontside Noseslide.
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