Linkin loop

pop, drop your shoulder and swing your opposite arm upward. The motion (at least when you're learning them) is a lot like a forward facing cartwheel. There's a lot of other info hiddin within the reaches of the searchbar.
 
^^^ It boggles my mind how west coasters all aren't pros, tryin learning all your tricks on shit you can skate on.
 
some people throw lincolns looking at the landing the hole time but some people throw them like sorta a backflip but still lincoln, but I dont know which ones better but would like to know
 
when i have tried lincolns on jumps with big kicks, i usually end up poppin backwards. this makes a flatspin (which is cool) but is not a lincoln. Be sure to look forward the whole time. As one guy i know says, "practice cartwheels, viualize stomping it"

For ur first try, try it on a jump with a low kick, but a big jump (if u know what i mean). its really an east trick, just takes balls.
 
Focus on a point directly ahead of you and let the world spin around it like a clock. It is best to make sure you get a good pop off the lip to take the trick up and use your hips to set the rotation. Its alot easier to get it down on a tramp or the boards first and then bringing it to the snow.
 
i hate never having a trampoline......i landed my first front flip on skis and i cant front flip on a trampoline....had some bad crashes so id recomend learning on a trampoline also
 
Hey guys, thanks for the tips on the trickery..I'll give it a shot when I get some fresh snow and a bigger kicker.
 
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