First tricks to learn

[ClosesChide]

Supp ma dudes

As an ex alpine skier I'm switching to freestyle ski and I whanna be cool and do triple corks ehhhmm

In my area we don't have parks so I have to practice tricks that can be done everywhere

On piste, small drops or some powder

What are your suggestions

I'm expert at skiing but on spins not so much

Thanks for the replies and stay safe ?

 

[little1337]

skiing switch, 180's, 360's maybe some backies into some powder if you're feeling adventurous

 

[armchair_skier]

Ski Ballet

 

[JohnnyDope]

lip on blind 2

 

[galardogod]

I’d just go straight to the triple corks

 

[AlexHallsEyebrow]

Switch 4 on disaster 4 out

 

[-Dan]

lip on blind 2

This

 

[broken_skier0]

Hit some boxes or small rails. Get used to spinning 90 degrees. Do some straight airs. Get used to hitting jumps. Add in a safety grab. Find a ski area with a park.

**This post was edited on Oct 13th 2020 at 1:05:49pm

 

[ClosesChide]

Hit some boxes or small rails. Get used to spinning 90 degrees. Do some straight airs. Get used to hitting jumps. Add in a safety grab. Find a ski area with a park.

**This post was edited on Oct 13th 2020 at 1:05:49pm

I'm living in fucking Greece bro we barely have snow. The nearest ski park is at Bansko Bulgaria which is at least 3-4 hours drive

 

[broken_skier0]

I'm living in fucking Greece bro we barely have snow. The nearest ski park is at Bansko Bulgaria which is at least 3-4 hours drive

Could you convince a local ski hill to put in some boxes and rails? In the US, even the shit ski resorts have some terrain park features.

 

[ClosesChide]

Could you convince a local ski hill to put in some boxes and rails? In the US, even the shit ski resorts have some terrain park features.

I could talk to some ski resorts as I guess I'm not the only one wanting to hit some rails

 

[bergobeanz]

Let me break this down for you...

step 1) Learn to kfed

step 2)????

step 3) profit