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[MoneyMakerMike]

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**This thread was edited on Feb 18th 2020 at 9:27:17pm

 

[SavageBiff]

Jump higher

spin later

 

[Mawbin]

Jump higher

spin later

I back that

 

[GKS]

they're doable off the same size jumps that you can sw 180. the last rotation comes around real fast, so just throw a sw 180 and flick your tails around

 

[bergobeanz]

go faster and spin till the parking lot

 

[bait]

Spinning 360s regular you look for your landing, then spot, making it more controlable.

Spinning 360s switch you see the landing the whole time.

 

[MoneyMakerMike]

Spinning 360s regular you look for your landing, then spot, making it more controlable.

Spinning 360s switch you see the landing the whole time.

Ya sorry if my thread was confusing, I can do switch 3s fine, but I wanna learn like switch 5s and 7s and maybe get corked switch but you gotta be able to spin faster that way so i was just asking for help on how to stay balanced while spinning switch on "bigger" roatations

 

[SavageBiff]

Ya sorry if my thread was confusing, I can do switch 3s fine, but I wanna learn like switch 5s and 7s and maybe get corked switch but you gotta be able to spin faster that way so i was just asking for help on how to stay balanced while spinning switch on "bigger" roatations

Since your having trouble keeping balance , and your catching tips/tails on lip....

1-practice going bigger,sw 1s this will allow you to spin slower and build your perception skills

again, pop closer to lip, pop higher , spin later

 

[MoneyMakerMike]

Since your having trouble keeping balance , and your catching tips/tails on lip....

1-practice going bigger,sw 1s this will allow you to spin slower and build your perception skills

again, pop closer to lip, pop higher , spin later

Thank you this is helpful

 

[peterspringer10]

Honestly I found that I usually don’t set much (If any) harder for a sw5/7 than a sw3. It’s almost mostly a mental thing, and like someone else said the last 180 comes around super quick, almost just in the hips rather than the upper body. Commitment is everything!

 

[MoneyMakerMike]

Honestly I found that I usually don’t set much (If any) harder for a sw5/7 than a sw3. It’s almost mostly a mental thing, and like someone else said the last 180 comes around super quick, almost just in the hips rather than the upper body. Commitment is everything!

I think I get what your saying, like just setting the same for a switch 1 but then do a quick 3 at the end?

 

[ReturnToMonkey]

Not trying to set as hard helps you keep your balance and less likely to catch an edge or something

 

[peterspringer10]

Sorta yes, basically like don’t set too hard or try and throw it too hard, you don’t actually need to and you’ll probably just get caught or go off axis

I think I get what your saying, like just setting the same for a switch 1 but then do a quick 3 at the end?

 

[dolanslebensraum]

Timing and popping

 

[TRVP_ANGEL]

first learn how to switch pizza