Is this a misty or a cork 5 and any tips on how to land
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Ya_like_jazz
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That was supa sick definitely corked. best advice I got for you is to take that shit to 7 your getting hella corked for a 5 so either chill out on the corkage or spin to 7
BLandz
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duuddeee for being the first couple tries of attempting a trick you ride with tons of confidence and your takeoff looks so clean. You kinda almost used ur arms like a bio’ish thing but it was def cork axis and a lot of ppl actually set corks like that with their arms (Jonah Williams for ex). Looks way more steezy imo cuz its not like a gymnast type shit.
Anyways as far as landing the trick goes you are taking off way too early. Keep your eyes up and looking forward off the takeoff until the trick is set more.
If you are a little bit more patient you got that shit. If you wanna cork less just don’t look down as much, look a little more uphill. A slightly bigger jump will be your best friend for learning those imo.
Anyways as far as landing the trick goes you are taking off way too early. Keep your eyes up and looking forward off the takeoff until the trick is set more.
If you are a little bit more patient you got that shit. If you wanna cork less just don’t look down as much, look a little more uphill. A slightly bigger jump will be your best friend for learning those imo.
Def take that to 7. Looks like you were already starting to turn.
Even if its a little shaky once you start landing them it's easy to clean up. Especially with the building confidence and muscle memory.
Looks good though! Props on the send
Even if its a little shaky once you start landing them it's easy to clean up. Especially with the building confidence and muscle memory.
Looks good though! Props on the send
Christian_Bale
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Props for this not being a tramp clip
GayWolf420
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Slow down on the set a little bit but you're on the right track. Throw a nice safety in there for starters and it'll look clean. Bigger jump too. Small jumps and new tricks are injury-factories.
**This post was edited on Oct 8th 2022 at 11:21:22pm
**This post was edited on Oct 8th 2022 at 11:21:22pm
CharlieSutcliffe
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I'd say you should try and be a little stronger in your core when you're setting. Your body is already doing half the rotation before your skis start to come with and that'll make it feel a lot less predictable in the air. My buddy who was teaching me says he literally punches himself in the abs in his in-run to remember to flex hard, super sick tho nice job.