Corked 3's

[DJTwiztid]

I already know how to throw a basic 3. But how do I cork it out?

 

[ShredtillURdead]

youd be better off learning cork 5s first...but...carve into it pretty hard and grab for leading safety

 

[Mrvic.]

when i go off axis on my threes i just carve into the lip more and drop my shoulder slightly... there hard to get completely corked because you hav such little spin to get completely off axis

 

[OneLove_skier]

get on the tramp and work on corks cork 3 are extremly hard to do if u follow jon olssons video blog he had one a few weeks ago talking about how stoked he was to get a cork 3 cause it was the first he had done in a couple yearsits hard to get bak on axis in a cork 3 thats y u have to go 5 and a above

 

[Alex_G]

right knee to left shoulder if you are spinning left

 

[JNix.]

corked threes usually end up in cork 450s for me..5s are much easier as stated already

 

[hartig]

i dont believe it.

 

[DJTwiztid]

Nice Thanks for the tips. It definitely makes sense that it would be easier doin it with 5's. I Cant wait to try it tomorrow

 

[A.R.]

agreed. i try to grab my left tail, with my right hand, uncrossed skis. ( i spin left) and it gets me corked real fast. but 3's are super hard to come back out of. so ust go for a five if your just learning cork.

 

[PhaedeD]

follow this like butteryassmondays trick tips.. you dont need to learn other stuff first. i thought cork 3's were the coolest shits ever so i learned them before the other stuff.

 

[wunderskier]

The smaller the spin is, the harder it is to cork it. Go for a big cork 5 first, then work your way down.

 

[dave44]

Not neccesarily, corking isn't the hard part. But a smaller spin is definitely going to be more corked, and therefore harder to uncork.

 

[conman2800]

hahaha i just sit down off the lip and drop my left shoulder haha i do sitting dow lincolns too. so fun thats the way to do it!!!!!!!!! doing sitting down cork 5s are a blast to