720 Dunk Sik
05-Jul-2006, 06:20 PM
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07-Jul-2006, 03:04 PM
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Originally posted by Xscorpio
wtf lol
i posted that yesterday, and everyone was saying its a reeeeeeeeeeeeeepost
now i know you posted it day before me lol
good stuff
wtf lol
i posted that yesterday, and everyone was saying its a reeeeeeeeeeeeeepost
now i know you posted it day before me lol
good stuff
Yeah Vince Has nothing on this guy..
09-Jul-2006, 12:03 AM
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how's that a full 720?? lol look at where he is facing before he jumps and where he dunks it.
a full 720 would be front two feet pointing directly at the net and completing 2 complete 360's in the air with those foot pointing directly int he same direction,
his body was already rotated before he jumped so how is that considrered a full when he did that.
a full 720 would be front two feet pointing directly at the net and completing 2 complete 360's in the air with those foot pointing directly int he same direction,
his body was already rotated before he jumped so how is that considrered a full when he did that.
09-Jul-2006, 01:17 AM
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Originally posted by nautica_t
how's that a full 720?? lol look at where he is facing before he jumps and where he dunks it.
a full 720 would be front two feet pointing directly at the net and completing 2 complete 360's in the air with those foot pointing directly int he same direction,
his body was already rotated before he jumped so how is that considrered a full when he did that.
how's that a full 720?? lol look at where he is facing before he jumps and where he dunks it.
a full 720 would be front two feet pointing directly at the net and completing 2 complete 360's in the air with those foot pointing directly int he same direction,
his body was already rotated before he jumped so how is that considrered a full when he did that.
his feet were pointed the same way when he left the floor and when he landed.i didnt know they had to be pointed at the net in order for it to be a 720.........
09-Jul-2006, 01:59 AM
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than how are you going to calculate how he did a 320. oh wait i know
lets do a reverse slam and call it a 720 right, cause when you do a reverse slam your feet are pointing in the opposite direction hence not a 360 nor a 720.
his feet were a bit off and his body was already turned.
and if you want me to get even more technical watch the video closely
at 11 seconds, his body is already rotated 45 degrees and he hasn't even taken off yet, he actually takes off the ground with his body facing the left of the net, which is 90 degrees. and he finishes the dunk off on his right side he didn't complete the full 360. i would say he did a 540 if anything.
lets do a reverse slam and call it a 720 right, cause when you do a reverse slam your feet are pointing in the opposite direction hence not a 360 nor a 720.
his feet were a bit off and his body was already turned.
and if you want me to get even more technical watch the video closely
at 11 seconds, his body is already rotated 45 degrees and he hasn't even taken off yet, he actually takes off the ground with his body facing the left of the net, which is 90 degrees. and he finishes the dunk off on his right side he didn't complete the full 360. i would say he did a 540 if anything.
09-Jul-2006, 02:51 AM
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Originally posted by nautica_t
than how are you going to calculate how he did a 320. oh wait i know
lets do a reverse slam and call it a 720 right, cause when you do a reverse slam your feet are pointing in the opposite direction hence not a 360 nor a 720.
his feet were a bit off and his body was already turned.
and if you want me to get even more technical watch the video closely
at 11 seconds, his body is already rotated 45 degrees and he hasn't even taken off yet, he actually takes off the ground with his body facing the left of the net, which is 90 degrees. and he finishes the dunk off on his right side he didn't complete the full 360. i would say he did a 540 if anything.
than how are you going to calculate how he did a 320. oh wait i know
lets do a reverse slam and call it a 720 right, cause when you do a reverse slam your feet are pointing in the opposite direction hence not a 360 nor a 720.
his feet were a bit off and his body was already turned.
and if you want me to get even more technical watch the video closely
at 11 seconds, his body is already rotated 45 degrees and he hasn't even taken off yet, he actually takes off the ground with his body facing the left of the net, which is 90 degrees. and he finishes the dunk off on his right side he didn't complete the full 360. i would say he did a 540 if anything.
clearly his upper body is allready going into rotation... how else would he spin in the air? try jumping straight up in the air then spinning... now try rotating your upper body while jumping and spining...
either way... his feet were pointed to the left of the net when he left the ground... and they were pointed the same way when he landed... 2 full rotations... id say its a 720.
09-Jul-2006, 03:02 AM
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Originally posted by J_MAC
clearly his upper body is allready going into rotation... how else would he spin in the air? try jumping straight up in the air then spinning... now try rotating your upper body while jumping and spining...
either way... his feet were pointed to the left of the net when he left the ground... and they were pointed the same way when he landed... 2 full rotations... id say its a 720.
clearly his upper body is allready going into rotation... how else would he spin in the air? try jumping straight up in the air then spinning... now try rotating your upper body while jumping and spining...
either way... his feet were pointed to the left of the net when he left the ground... and they were pointed the same way when he landed... 2 full rotations... id say its a 720.
09-Jul-2006, 05:06 PM
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for it to be considered a 720, the rotation has to be made when hes in the air up until he dunks the ball
none of this starting the rotation before he even jumps or finishing it after he dunks, thats cheating
none of this starting the rotation before he even jumps or finishing it after he dunks, thats cheating
