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tanner hall and then pep fujas

tighten the lower screw in the back of the binding

well good for you

cork is leaning back bio is leaning forward d spin is upside down

when you wind up throw your arms more downward than sideways

I can do a backflip on a tramp just fine, but how hard is it on skis, and what is a good size jump to learn it on. by the way i live in wisconsin so there isn't much powder so if you fall it hurts

the more you think the less you spin

try to land 540's level and that thould help

if you do a 5 youl be just fine

cork 1080

spin a 90 degrees before you start your flip

get the rail in the middle of your bindings

wind up and throw your arms as hard as you can

try 180's first

k2 fujatives