Is a 360 on ski's that hard?

jameskiy

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First year getting into skiing, new zealand season starts in 2-3 months, and im wondering how hard a 360 is.

Step 1: awnserStep 2: you tell me its easy

Step 3: i huck it because i think its easy

Step 4: ??????

Step 5: profit

take care
 
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+k for all of you, we all profit from this.
 
easyi tried it once fell

tried it again got about 300 degrees

then tried again 3'd great

now i do a 3 with ease
 
Nonono he means a "one-hand-reach-down with consistent si contact for extra star power" thrown into his aerial helicopter trick
 
for me, tail grabs are easier than safetys when doing regular spins. and I can't do an on-axis spin with a mute to safe my life

maybe I'm weird
 
thats terrible advice. set it as a 360. its easier to slow your spin down than speed it up, and if youre setting for a 180 youre doing something wrong
 
yeah this.

you shouldn't even have to set a 180, because your head and shoulders should be facing downhill the whole time. only your legs move.
 
Sometimes when its dark i go outside and pretend im a raccoon,

I have on several occasions pooped in the back of unlocked and unattended vehicles. This is a little bit difficult to back up because there seems to be no logic behind this crude act. In actuality there is a strong reason behind the slightly insane act. I was emotionally scarred at a young age when i awoke to a raccoon defecating on my favorite toy in the car seat next to me.

My family had been on vacation for 2 days at the Grand Canyon National Park. On the third day my parents pulled over at a rest stop and stepped out to catch some fresh air. Mere seconds after they had walked the 15 feet to the scenic outlook did the little 'coon crawl up into the back seat. This is when i awoke and saw the raccoon starring me straight in the eye. I started crying and the raccoon was so startled that it moved its bowels....directly onto my favorite Hot Wheels. The Hot Wheels monster truck grave digger replica was now in a pile of feces and i vowed from that day on i would infiltrate the raccoon species until i figured out the reasoning behind the shrewd act of violence and what truly should have started a war on 'coons.

Fast forward a few years and i am now a freshman in high school who has a somewhat difficult time with the ladies mainly due to the fact that 3 days i week i came to the middle school dressed as and painted as a raccoon. I vowed that the the start of high school was a whole new opportunity, one i would take advantage of.

This worked out great until the third monday of my freshman year. I was going to use the bathroom and everything was cool....until i saw it. Someone or something hat defecated in the corner of the toilet stall. I couldn't handle the pressure of the flashback and i slumped up against the side if the stall and slowly slid to the floor on all fours. When i hit the ground my right hand squished into the still war feces on the floor and i instantly knew that this was not human feces but was infact the work of a shrewd 'coon, one that had come back to hunt me.

I ran screaming from the boys room, right past the front doors and out into the teachers parking lot. I was still dizzy drom nearly passing out in the bathroom and alll i could see were 'coons everywhere, in the trees, the bushes, the grass, EVERYWHERE!

I started frantically pulling on the car door handels to try and escape the wretched beasts and finally found a jeep with the door unlocked. I jumped into the backseat and passed out from the fear. I awoke to a terrible smell, i hat passed my bowels all over the interior of the jeep.

I had become the enemy. This was the first day of the rest of my life as a raccoon.

Sometimes i will eat trash right out of the trash receptacle. i will cover my self in fish oil if i can find any. You maY think this is strange but the fish oil is simply to mask my natural human scent. This is more a form of protection from other natural predators.

 
I know what your saying. I set my 3s like you discribed now, but when I started I basicly did a 180 and just kept spining. I guess it depends one the size of the jump as well
 
^ anybody who says it's easy is trolling.

The 360 is an incredibly dangerous trick. Most people I know sustained serious injuries whilst trying their first 360s. If you're cool with breaking your leg or tearing your acl, go for it. If not, I'd stick with easier tricks.
 
This.

For some reason I always just looked down (at around 180/270) and always bailed.

Just move your shoulders and look round (not DOWN) and the rotation will come.

Shouldn't take more than a few tries to land cleanly.
 
once an idea is in the mind, its spreads like wildfire consuming all in its path.

Let the doubts roll in....

thanks everybody+k'd you all have a good night!
 
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