bananaman123431
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[video]https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1008302/trim-80BD4DDF-6902-4E07-9BF8-9712B13CB2B4-MOV[/video]
Any tips on bringing this to cork 7?
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keagan.karstens
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Learn bio 5s, then bio 7s, then. Do a switch bio 7. It’s like starting backwards and then turning around and then doing a bio 5. That’s basically how to do a cork 7
bananaman123431
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14310238:drew.ski said:
didn’t think of that hold on i’ll try
Gyro_Nights
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I would learn the progression first
Mackaroni_space
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Try getting a lil higher to get more airtime so you can spot your landing
junior1derful
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In one day i learned cork 7's just watching a couple "how to cork 7" videos on youtube
ScaryDumpTruck
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Learn the progression where you do a 450 to your back and then another 270 after the bounce. Then learn it in the air
zacgcb
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to answer your question directly you are heavily back flipping which makes getting into the cork axis very challenging
i would watch this and try visualising how the trick should look on skis as this is the end goal. My advice for setting is imagine you are looking for the tails of your skis when you set the trick, dip your head slightly to set into the cork axis then look round for 7. it’s definitely more of a spin than a flip i would practice how hard you need to throw a normal 7.
**This post was edited on Aug 8th 2021 at 12:46:15am
i would watch this and try visualising how the trick should look on skis as this is the end goal. My advice for setting is imagine you are looking for the tails of your skis when you set the trick, dip your head slightly to set into the cork axis then look round for 7. it’s definitely more of a spin than a flip i would practice how hard you need to throw a normal 7.
**This post was edited on Aug 8th 2021 at 12:46:15am
You trying cork 5s on a sit ski? First bring it to your feet ?
lil.Boye
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I was just huckin when i learnt it. But my tip is to just do a fuck ton of 360 to your back and continue the momentum from the spin to almost a crooked backflip to your back. Can send video if you didn’t understand.
i helped a handfull of people learn cork this year, and this is the technique i used. When you get the feel you just do some hucks and boom
**This post was edited on Aug 8th 2021 at 1:15:48pm
i helped a handfull of people learn cork this year, and this is the technique i used. When you get the feel you just do some hucks and boom
**This post was edited on Aug 8th 2021 at 1:15:48pm
bananaman123431
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14310374:lil.Boye said:
a vid would really help
BigmoneyMatt
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I've taught 5 friends how to cork 7.
What you're doing wrong is the set.
Work on doing 360 backdrops to back-snowball out.
What you are doing is setting backflip and trying to spin like a back full.
Stop that. Do 360 then backflip not backflip 360 (to put it in shitty terms but makes sense to people who aren't gymnasts)
If you have a trampoline in your backyard this will take you literally 1 session to get if you understand what I'm saying.
Once you understand the rotation I'de start doing 720 to backdrop, once you get that down the translation to cork10 is very simple. The start putting some weird grabs in and bam easy stuff, once you get the hang of it cork7's become natural like backflips.
What you're doing wrong is the set.
Work on doing 360 backdrops to back-snowball out.
What you are doing is setting backflip and trying to spin like a back full.
Stop that. Do 360 then backflip not backflip 360 (to put it in shitty terms but makes sense to people who aren't gymnasts)
If you have a trampoline in your backyard this will take you literally 1 session to get if you understand what I'm saying.
Once you understand the rotation I'de start doing 720 to backdrop, once you get that down the translation to cork10 is very simple. The start putting some weird grabs in and bam easy stuff, once you get the hang of it cork7's become natural like backflips.
DeclanSorich
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Tuck later
BigmoneyMatt
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14310576:lil.Boye said:
I've always been fascinated by skiers who are able to spin both ways identically. For me and most people when I do right side stuff I look like its my first time landing the trick every-time because I've been spinning left for so long.
lil.Boye
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14311129:DeadB said:
feel that. i don't have too much of a unnat spin. just more natural spinning left on skis. but funny enough, on tramp my most natural cork is to the right. but on skis i cork to the left.
I leaned right cork on tramp first, then i learned left corks to show a friend corks weren't hard.