First off axis spin

[leone]

i'm thinking of trying one next year and i'm not sure what kind to try. what would be a good one to try and what was your first off axis spin?

 

[bpalmer]

Corks are the easiest, because that's just a natural way to get off axis. I suggest you start there.

 

[-+Siver+-]

corks for sure

 

[skiierman]

My first was bio 5's. They where so easy for me, I didn't even know I was throwing them. So my vote would be for bio.

 

[philipc]

bios=less scary

 

[MarkieR]

cork for sure. all you have to do is start carving off the lip and maybe look down over your shoulder a bit more... and voila! you've got yourself a corked spin.

 

[MarkieR]

cork for sure. all you have to do is start carving off the lip and maybe look down over your shoulder a bit more... and voila! you've got yourself a corked spin.

 

[Min_Soo]

whats the difference between the 2?

 

[lamp]

my first was a misty 5 off a 10 foot table

 

[ski_cartel]

i dont know if one is actually easyer but my first was by accident i was trying my first 5 and went cork, scared the shit out of me

 

[r.w]

same, but corks are funner.

 

[STAUSS]

same here man, when i was 14 in eighth grade

 

[bpalmer]

Yeah but that's an invert.

 

[Schoening]

cork 7's are probably the easiest thing to start off with. cork 3's and 5's are easier once you get the cork 7 down.

 

[AKoblitz]

rodeo 3 was my frist, but corks are my fav now

 

[rudeboy]

i would suggest learning them on a tramp first - try everything on the tramp and watever feels most comfortabl, do that one on skis first, then do all the others...

 

[AKoblitz]

oops...sorry i just read my above post. I ment to say rodeo 7 was my first but cork 3's are one of my fav tricks!

 

[bpalmer]

Rodeos and Flats are comin back, you just watch!