How the fuck do you learn corks.
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Hung_Gravy
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Watch some YouTube tutorials over & over take that knowledge to the trampoline & practice a lot, you’ll learn on the trampoline & when you feel confident with them on the tramp bring em to the power and practice without hurting yourself
270on420out
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14087134:Onederful said:
This is why boomer ass USASA coaches need to retire. You were probably taught some wack ass aerials technique and now it’s programmed into your head to do back fulls.
The cork is a SPIN not a flip. Stop focusing on getting off axis. Just do a bunch of 7s and slowly start dipping your shoulder with each try. Don’t even try to land them just go to your back or something.
And never do a back full again. That trick fucking sucks anyway.
Ghost_BLandzV2
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Don’t think of it as a flip. It is 100% a spin.
If you wanna learn you’re gonna have to look a cringe master 5000.
T pose and throw a normal 7 but but instead of turning your head parallel to the horizon, look down slightly. The closer you look towards the ground, the more cork. If your problem is flipping too hard focus on setting a normal seven but look SLIGHTLY down instead of parallel and ***get those swagged out t pose arms to follow the same path you are looking***. Focus on not flipping. If you can back full or whatever just follow those steps and you’ll learn through trial and error. A 360 to backdrop is a good step but follow the instructions above
If you wanna learn you’re gonna have to look a cringe master 5000.
T pose and throw a normal 7 but but instead of turning your head parallel to the horizon, look down slightly. The closer you look towards the ground, the more cork. If your problem is flipping too hard focus on setting a normal seven but look SLIGHTLY down instead of parallel and ***get those swagged out t pose arms to follow the same path you are looking***. Focus on not flipping. If you can back full or whatever just follow those steps and you’ll learn through trial and error. A 360 to backdrop is a good step but follow the instructions above
jupiterhenry
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Maybe start with misty 5s, there are a ton of tutorials out there on those.
Ghost_BLandzV2
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(I spin left) A big problem I had was I used my RIGHT arm to throw the trick.
Keep that t pose and if you SPIN LEFT, focus on setting the trick with your LEFT ARM and like I said wherver you point that left arm is gonna be your axis. Stand completely still without jumping or spinning and point that left arm like your doing a cork, youll notice it engages your hips. This is ehat cause the cork
Keep that t pose and if you SPIN LEFT, focus on setting the trick with your LEFT ARM and like I said wherver you point that left arm is gonna be your axis. Stand completely still without jumping or spinning and point that left arm like your doing a cork, youll notice it engages your hips. This is ehat cause the cork
Yung_Gnarley
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14087130:skierman said:
Nice NS. Upvote the comment making fun of this guy who is asking us for help. Do you all hate USA gymnastics coaches or something? How does one even form an opinion on something so inane? The guy is simply asking how to unprogram his brain from his former sport. Now I understand why the forums are dying. You guys are all just a bunch of butthurt lost boys who hate on everything. Sorry everyone is being kinda tough on you dog. Thanks to everyone who actually helped him. People on the hill will be much kinder to you if you need help. Guessing most of these kids have never ever tried to cork.
just do a back full on skis but grab.
Ghost_BLandzV2
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14087179:Yung_Gnarley said:
I kinda see what ur saying but no, u trippin. We arent calling OP a joke, being a certified gymnast is a joke when it comes to ski tricks. This thread proved the point that if you wanna be a park skier, don’t be a gymnast because this is the shit that happens. I think you just misunderstood what that guy said
Yung_Gnarley
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14087188:BLandz said:
Not sure if him having a background aside from skiing makes him a joke. He did gymnastics, now he's working on his freeskiing. He's just a dude who learned how to spin one way and is now trying to learn a different way. Just saying, we should maybe be kinder to each other or Skierman-type members will be all that remain.
270on420out
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14087179:Yung_Gnarley said:
Yes
14087179:Yung_Gnarley said:
And we told him how to
14087179:Yung_Gnarley said:
Because social media has made internet forums relatively obsolete.
14087179:Yung_Gnarley said:
If you can’t handle a few lighthearted jabs you’re a fucking pussy and the internet is not for you.
14087179:Yung_Gnarley said:
A lot of NSers are actually really good IRL
Yung_Gnarley
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14087222:DIRTYBUBBLE said:
Darn, well, I guess I'm just a no-internet pussy with no opinion on USA gymnastics. Are you guys hating on USA gymnastics cuz of the Larry Nassar thing???
ReturnToMonkey
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14087222:DIRTYBUBBLE said:
I fucking hate most social media
Angioedema
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this is the video I remember being helpful when learning them on trampoline. My advice is get good at the 450 to back or whatever and then when you're comfortable send the full thing, it feels exactly the same just imagine rolling over. Then just keep practicing and you'll learn to dip the cork to varying degrees. good luck !
tiger_shart
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14087163:DIRTYBUBBLE said:
Back fulls are cool as long as you call them a d-spin.
Also, to OP I’ve had a similar problem of over corking to the point it’s an invert. Best advice I got was to set a quick 360 and then open up and grab trailing safety for the second one. It keeps you from flipping because your not throwing all of your mass behind you like a d-spin. Also translates a lot better to when your skiing because corks on a tramp are very different than on skis. If you need to see what I’m talking about watch some crazy Karl cork 7s.
. Do appreciate the advice from people tho. Next time at my gym I will throw some stuff into the pit. Will show videos of me throwing.
freeskibum82
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the easiest way i learned was to stomp 720s first. Then i took the approach of dropping the shoulder of the direction is spin while looking slightly down in that direction as well. On a trampoline id recommend spinning a 7 and then try spinning a 7 but dropping your shoulder and raising the other arm.
For instance, spinning left, drop the left shoulder, raise the right arm and look down and left. It's almost like you are doing a round off if that makes any sense.
For instance, spinning left, drop the left shoulder, raise the right arm and look down and left. It's almost like you are doing a round off if that makes any sense.
SuckleBrick
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just lean back and tuck
Smuffy
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14087132:Onederful said:
No dude, that's the wrong attitude. You do know shit, you just have a different skillset than people who grew up spinning off axis. For comparison, I would love to see anyone in this thread try to walk you through a back full progression, they wouldn't even know where to start.
Anyway, here's a pretty good tutorial, this guy's progression is solid. The key thing to focus on is the 450 to back (the skill he does at 1:15). That's what's going to set you up for a proper cork 7
junior1derful
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to learn most tricks you just have to go for it. you will eat shit few times but you learn more from that than trying to do a ton of progression for it
KilaTsunami
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14087957:junior1derful said:
Very true, but botching an inverted trick like this could be the last thing you ever do. (especially if ur east coast and go whole seasons without a fluffy powder day)
either way, this thread made me feel like I’m not the only dude trampoline training for skiing alone all the time ?
KilaTsunami
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14088283:Onederful said:
I hate when I Only have one free day to go and it’s totally solid ice.. beats stayin home tho. Riding in shit conditions makes ya better
MilkPlanet
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Lots of toxicity here, yikes. Your best bet is watching other people do it, whether on snow or on tramp. As others have said, it's a rotation, not a flip. Good luck