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When a skier spins around before landing on a rail, generally done in increments of 180 degrees starting at 270 (e.g. 270,450 630). When performed, spin on tricks are called in the following fashion: spin amount (can be full name or abbreviated) + on. For example, 450-on, and 4-on are both proper
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Most Alpine skis fall into this category. All-mountain skis are designed to perform in all types of snow conditions and at most speeds. Narrower all-mountain skis are better for groomed runs, while wider styles handle better in powder and poor conditions. Other names for this style of ski include
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1820:Gondola lift
1641:Skate skiing
1537:Snowboarding
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1454:Night skiing
1437:Other skiing
1424:Speed skiing
1409:Glade skiing
1373:Giant slalom
1317:Recreational
1298:Ski marathon
1217:snowboarding
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870:Eric Pollard
815:Russ Henshaw
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1459:Ski archery
1308:Ski touring
1270:Ski jumping
1251:Competitive
905:Kaya Turski
890:TJ Schiller
875:Mike Riddle
860:Sean Pettit
835:Jossi Wells
800:Tanner Hall
775:Doug Coombs
760:Sarah Burke
755:Bobby Brown
750:Bill Briggs
745:Noah Bowman
720:James Woods
677:Future Spin
586:Solid Seven
566:Spin-to-Win
428:Jump Tricks
328:Rail Tricks
323:Terminology
245:Will Wesson
183:Backcountry
1889:Categories
1798:detachable
1765:Snowmaking
1755:Ski tunnel
1631:Ski school
1621:Snowplough
1616:Pivot turn
1575:Slopestyle
1560:Freeriding
1527:Slopestyle
1517:Ski ballet
1502:Freeskiing
1497:Freeriding
1414:Heliskiing
1275:Ski flying
1263:Paralympic
1140:. skis.com
1032:References
1015:Slopestyle
1005:Ski ballet
970:Freeriding
865:Glen Plake
855:Jon Olsson
735:JP Auclair
239:Street or
229:Mount Snow
193:avalanches
164:slopestyle
144:freeriders
120:Freeskiing
66:April 2012
50:improve it
1805:Funicular
1793:Chairlift
1780:Ski lifts
1738:Superpipe
1733:Half-pipe
1721:amenities
1699:Snowboard
1650:Equipment
1606:Jump turn
1570:Half-pipe
1565:Freestyle
1522:Ski cross
1339:Skijoring
1291:Endurance
1010:Ski cross
985:Half-pipe
730:Mark Abma
705:Alex Hall
688:Afterbang
494:Flat Spin
407:Ski Slide
355:Switch-up
278:Ski boots
268:Equipment
217:Park City
54:verifying
1830:tricable
1750:Ski area
1657:Bindings
1444:Biathlon
1388:Combined
1383:Downhill
1170:June 15,
1165:Buckrail
933:See also
561:steeze'.
444:Backflip
387:Disaster
344:Spin out
251:Industry
170:events.
1825:bicable
1815:Funitel
1810:Funifor
1672:Monoski
1555:Big air
1492:Big air
1378:Super-G
1144:11 July
1122:11 July
1100:11 July
1074:11 July
1020:X Games
646:Stomped
576:Sandbag
372:Barnes.
333:Spin on
209:Mammoth
156:Olympic
109:Belarus
48:Please
1719:Resort
1667:Helmet
1545:Alpine
1368:Slalom
1213:Skiing
666:Hucked
616:Punter
605:punter
555:Steeze
530:D-Spin
296:Powder
1770:Trail
1745:Piste
1682:Skins
1677:Poles
1662:Boots
1512:Mogul
672:it').
656:Train
626:Jerry
609:jerry
597:Gaper
550:Slang
464:Misty
454:Rodeo
397:50/50
366:K-Fed
241:urban
189:piste
122:, or
1704:Suit
1687:Skis
1215:and
1172:2019
1146:2014
1124:2014
1102:2014
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504:Cork
433:Spin
314:Park
280:and
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