Help me with my nosebutters

Just starting off find a spot that’s not too steep and slowly turn into switch and really lean into the Nose of your skis it takes a lot of pressure depending on what skis you have. Also you usually have to set your DIN’s higher that way you won’t pop out in the middle of a butter. Imo it’s best to practice on a green or blue just to get the hang of it and the more you do it the more comfortable you will be. Practice makes perfect.
 
Ah my favorite trick . Honestly those look really good already . You don't have any problem getting into it it seems , I'd just say look under your armpit in the direction you're spinning and try to use the momentum of leaning forward on your noses to keep forward in the landing . Also just keep doing them over and over til you figure out how you do them , everyone does them a little different I find
 
Mine used to look just like yours (and still do sometimes lol) but the only way I got better was practicing and trying to correct my mistakes I knew I was doing, like leaning too much or too little for example. By doing butters on a bunch of different types of terrain (whaletails, little kickers, catwalks, etc) you get better practice so idk just send it!
 
14003391:midwesternmaniac said:
Ah my favorite trick . Honestly those look really good already . You don't have any problem getting into it it seems , I'd just say look under your armpit in the direction you're spinning and try to use the momentum of leaning forward on your noses to keep forward in the landing . Also just keep doing them over and over til you figure out how you do them , everyone does them a little different I find
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yeah, it seems that my problem remains after the 180. I think I may need to add a lil pop to help me stabilize to get on my feet. but thanks for the comments guys
 
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