The more energy you pop off the jump with, the more control you have? I dont think you know physics too well. Here fam:
https://www.khanacademy.org/science/physics. Watch some of these tutorials before you start trying to analyze basic mechanics. If you try to explain angular motion with 7s and 9s, you must understand the basics first.
A stronger pop leads to more control. It forces you to engage your core, you forward pressure your boots and it puts you in a position to match the transition of the landing. Watch someone pop off a jump, and then watch a gaper lean slightly back, and let the jump do all the work...night and day in terms of control. Obviously if you do some ridiculous over pop, it's going to throw you off balance and off axis, but in the context of this video, what he said made perfect sense, you're just nitpicking for the hell of it.
He didn't try and give some sophisticated physics lesson, you're just popping up out of nowhere throwing it in.
It means that your weight is forward against the tongues. flex the boot forward. Why didn't you just say you were on the autism spectrum off the bat? I wouldn't have bothered replying.
This is seriously one of the best trick tip videos I have seen in such a long time. People tend to gloss over so much concern body positioning, and usually just go straight into grabs and unnatural spins. I think the T-position is one of the coolest tips I've seen in terms of learning as well. Also really liked you showing what people tend to do wrong as well and what effect that has on their spins. Very solid man, cheers!
