Cork Question

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The-Pencil-Man

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For starters, I posted this in Non-Ski Gabber because it has to do with trampoline.
This weekend I got really sick at trampolining (for me that's rodeos, backflips, superman fronts etc. I'm not very good) anyway, I have done about 4 cork fives, but I can't seem to un-cork consistently, anyone have to tips on how to un-cork a spin? +K for good answers
 
well considering the cork is almost a rotation itself your not really uncorking.. you should just be following through with the off axis rotation
 
I am also kind of interested in this. Can do off-axis spins like rodeos and misty's on a tramp but when I try to do a corked spin I always just land on my back.
 
if you're not "un corking" youre probably not throwing it right, or not throwing it hard enough. I would try either making sure you're throwing it right (watch some videos or something) or throw it harder because if you throw it right you'll eventually come back upright either way
 
try d-spins to get the feeling of spining upside down then start dropping your shoulder more and more till your just getting corked. worked for me. good luck!
 
i was throwing cork 10s and big air cork 7s and the local gymnastics center drop in the other night super dope, but i seem to be having the same problem spinning too, the cork is almost conmstant, i could barely 3 without inverting
 
It's hard to explain but I spin to the left so when i cork stuff on the tramp I always just dip my left shoulder tuck my knees up and grab my left shin with my right hand
 
go to cork 7. at 5, your not fully out of the natural rotation so you need to put a lot of effort in to come out of it, with a 7 you just naturally come out of it
 
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