Corks/off axis stuff

fsscott

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it can't be that much harder than normal spinning (i hope) cause i see all these people just corking stuff and it looks sick, i can spin up to 9 and to cork 7 would be sweet

any tips at all or anythin thanks tuuurp~~!!!!
 
Quoting JIBCULTURE4LIFE from Oct 26 2008 1:38:44:

Alright this is one way and iv seen little girls learn it this way. I think i tought 20 people this trick this summer alone. 1- Start your day with a speed check (or 5 straight airs) on the jump you want to hit. the last thing on you mind should be I'm i going to make it to the landing. Every kid i've ever seen attempt a new trick hits the jump slower than they should because they're apprehensive of the trick, but you're ass has to at lest hit the tranny. Crashing or sticking

2-Warm up your spins 1,3,5,7 even if your going to do a 5 you need to know the safe exit of every trick. Ya your only doing a cork 5 but what happens if you go a little to fast, to, big or pop a little to hard for some reason.

3- Now here are the steps you should follow. Once your feeling it, and only you will know, start grabbing leading safety. DONT throw the grab down, DONT throw you shoulder back, just pull your legs up and grab. Keep your head up, all of this will not make you cork, its just a grab right.! WRONG! This will add just a hair of cork, why you ask! Because now your little balled up position is weighted on one side so it will drop on its own.

4-DON'T freak out if you cant see the landing and brake your position. Once you break form your position its all over. Just remember, if you cant see the trick in your head your not going to see it go to your feet and this is true for all tricks. no one likes skiing with a huck splat

5-Once you have this its just a matter of finding the right amount of head tilt to add. all your going to do is once you have left the jump and are just about to get into the balled up grabbing position put you ear on you shoulder. Don't slam it on there just drop it straight to the side. Don't drop you head back, (dspin) or tuck you chin in. Its ear to shoulder thats it.

THIS WILL MAKE YOU CORK SO BE CAREFUL

CCCR

CONTROL-you self

COMMIT-to a trick or you will get hurt

CONFIDENCE-this stuff works you've seen it in movies

RELAX for dame sake this is going to be funThats how id do it

TURPIN

This is what Turpin says for cork 5s, with 7s basically all you have to do is cork a little less so you come out later in the rotation.

 
what about getting back on axis? Is there anything we should do to do that, or will it kinda happen by itself?
 
Yo so i got em down nice an easy on trampscan sometimes get a cork 7 down too, what else is different doing it on snowthan on a trampi know im goin forward rather than up an down also with the extra weight shouldi spin harder?
 
TIMING TIMIMG TIMEING never throw it harder then the jump requiers. a 5 on a small jump is going to be set faster then a M or L jump. So asking if your going to trow it harder makes me think your taking it to a smaller jump. know what im sayin
 
Yea im only asking if ill need to set the spin harder on snow than i would on a trampoline

also what would be a good jump size to start spinning off axis?-cork 3/5's
 
Not if the jump is super awsome. Try some 5s get your speed super sweet and land a bunch in a row. once you feel your the man on you 5s start the cork lesson .I would say a nice 25 foot TABLETOP with a long sweet landing is about right. Its not really even about the jump as much as it is about the landing. A stepper landing hurts way less.
what ya think?
 
okay so i can land a misty5 off a diving board (2 feet from water) and land it fine, i havent tried on a tramp, but theres like a 10 foot maybe more, jump would that be a good starting jump? and if i can should i try it into powder first? and tips for misty 5's.
 
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