Recent content by Caleb_F

I'd like to learn to ride my skis in the switch stance position. Maybe a mule kick as well...

The key to you first comp run is to do something that you know you'll nail. That gets you on the board and gets you confidence up. Then, on your next run, push it a little more...As for what tricks to do, choose you best trick combo, but be sure that it is stuff you can stick. On your second...

Can't say I had that problem. Good luck adjusting...

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Rodeos used to be kind of an off axis back-180. Kind of like what most people are calling flat spins now. These day, people call all kinds of things rodeos. Anyway, I'm going to give you advice on how to throw one that is basically a hybrid between a back-180 and lincoln-180. That's my def...

Good advice. I would add that as you throw the spin, think of dropping your lead shoulder just a bit, which will cause you to lean down hill. Usually people are leaning too far forward as they take off and they drop their back shoulder, causing them to cork.

Pretty sick stuff...

99/00 yellow teneighties...Man, everyone on here is so young...

As was said before, speed is probably you biggest obstacle. If you're going slow, you can start higher on the box. If you're going fast, you'll have to start lower or you'll fly out. Also, make sure you get all the way to 90. It also helps to think of dropping your lead shoulder just a bit...

See you there man...

The primary reasons people don't come back on axis from corked spins is either they don't stay tucked or they don't keep their head in the spin. I don't have time to explain all of it right this second but When you throw your spin, keep it tucked tight as possible and keep looking over your...

Nice work...

Vid or still? More specifics please...

If you go straight over the top, it would be a front 1, if your feet go higher than your head but not straight over, it would be a misty. If you're off axis but you feet never go higher than your head, it would be a bio. Under flip is more like a lincoln. It doesn't go forward...

For a front flip, you don't want a jump that is straight up, but you do want some pop. It is similar to doing it on the trampoline, except you have to wait. (No taking off early...) On the trampoline you can cheat and start rotating before you really take off, on skis you have to wait for...