Six pack...Parks Bonifay's hammer

[LakeIolaLuke]

Anybody know what his last trick Is? Two-handed ole heel 9? Half-cab double Roll? Frontside S-bend?

[david-d]

im lost

[Epic]

Ummmm....yes?

[jjaszkow]

[justin h.]

I know exactly what you are talking about. It is an oldie, but a goodie (8-10yrs).

I don't think it has a name, or needs one. It is just amazing that a decade later Parks still has tricks that are his alone.

My official answer: I have know idea what to call it. Only Parks is qualified to say.

[LakeIolaLuke]

david-d, The movie six pack dumby wumby. Get It, watch it and learn

[Josh R]

You didn't come here to get actual information pertaining to wakeboarding did you? That's what wakeworld is for.

[scott a]

Yeah, and while you're over at wakeworld, be sure to read about how wearing socks is the next big thing.

[Josh R]

I didn't say it was good information.

Theres an ample smattering of kookage on there.

[suckmywake]

Is that the one where it almost looks like a double S-Bend?? I think I had this convo. on here years ago and someone said it was a half cab double roll.

[Rhawn]

[waterdork88]

interesting. i havent seen it but i wouldnt call it a frontside s-bend. if it was a double half cab roll it would be obvious. since it sounds like he was spinning with two hands. i'll guess a two handed ole heel 9. sounds rediculous

[ega6]

it's a double cab roll bud

[OuachitaWaker]

when did we start calling everything hammers

[justin h.]

definatly not a half-cab roll. It is toeside.

---When did we start calling everything without a handle pass an ole??

[JohnM_ttu]

I think when ever wakeboard magazine reviewed "Six Pack" they called it a toeside double s-bend. I traded that video away more than a few years ago so my memory of the exact mechanics of the move is a bit foggy.

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[toothpick]

The way he gets into that move and his edge on it makes it more of a backside pete rose with no handle pass. It starts out pretty toeside backroll-ish, then he spins along with it, and it's a backside 360 olé style.

[OuachitaWaker]

[Erik]

[LakeIolaLuke]

Its switch heelside, he holds onto the handle with both hands, rolls over frontside twice with his body laid out horizontally, and lands toeside. 900 degree rotation, no handle pass, both hands on the handle until the landing.

[ky1e]

It sounds like a Double Hinterberger to Fakie, invented by the Parks Bonifay of cable riding Bernard Hinterberger. Here is a video of Diego Shaw, at 2:05 he does a Double Hinterberger. It is basically a Heelside Frontside Double S-bend. You will understand when you see it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXynSGZ9nTI

[toothpick]

LakeIolaLuke, I just watched that move in Six Pack 1 minute ago. It's toeside, not switch heelside.

[ky1e]

If its toeside, Parks used to do basically what would be a toeside whirly. The trick didnt have a name but it was a toeside backroll with a backside 3 rotated over head.

[OuachitaWaker]

just for clarification, is a switch toeside frontside 180 not also called a half cab? and a switch toeside backroll to revert would be called a half cab roll? just like the heelside variations

[Erik]

A switch heelside 180 is a half cab. A switch roll to revert is a half cab roll. A switch toeside backroll to revert is a switch toeside backroll to revert.

[LakeIolaLuke]

Helf cab doesnt' even apply to wakeboarding, as a caballerial is a fakie 360 on a skateboard. Since skateboard tricks arent done on a heel or toeside, and you can't ride a wakeboard fakie, half cabs should really be called switch 180's altogether