More Trampoline Help.....

Caspaaa

Caspaaa

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I know I know, this is obviously a repost AND i can find info in the trampoline cult (already read, still isn't helping)

I need help with a few tricks.

1. When i cork 7 i flip too much. i end up doing more of a backflip type motion than a corking motion.... how do i correct that? i have footage of me doing the actual trick that i will upload as soon as it finishes downloading to my computer.

2. Once i figure out to really cork my corks, how do you guys do cork 9's? even with my version of going corked, i can't seem to spin around that extra 180. i think it may have to do with the way i do corks but maybe i'm wrong.

3. HOW THE FUCK DO YOU CORK 5?

4. How do you guys rodeo and flatspin? i've been doing backflips while grabbing japan for a long time and calling them flatspins but it's time to learn REAL flatspins. i also cant seem to get my rodeos flatter than a sideflip, nor can i spin more than a rodeo 3.

just looking for some tips and suggestions, it'll be a long summer and i can't wait to land some new sick tricks, thanks guys and i'll post up that video ASAP.
 
Let's say you throw right for flats. You are going to want to drop your left shoulder and bring your right shoulder up, along with your right arm. Then bring your right leg up and do a japan. Look up in the top right direction and keep looking around until you land. I like to lead the trick with my right arm. Follow your arm with your extended left leg. Just remember to keep very relaxed. Don't throw very hard. Just float it around. I hope this helped.
 
I you want to cork nine, throw a cork 7 to the feel for corks, then a couple bounces later you should try to throw a spin as hard as you can, but lean back into that cork. You just have to feel it.
 
1. Try to do spins onto your back. Do 3s then 5s then try that but come out of it in the air and land on your feet. Does that make sense. Also for cork 7 if you can cork 5 /3 try to 3 while becoming corked and try not to flip try 7s slightly tilted.2 .Practice cork 7s and normal nines then just spin it around, it may require double bounce.

3. Same as I said for 7. Also try to carve across the trampoline and pretend like you're hitting a wall. They are super fun. Try it with a safety or a critical grab (front japan)

4.I have no idea how to flatspin either really, just maybe try to do a sideflip and backflip. Also no such thng as rodeo 3 you may mean rodeo 7 though...

Hope I could help, have a fun time tramping.
 
How? They are easy to me. Cork 3s are slightly harder but I can't even come close to flatspins let alone any dub corks.
 
i think flatspins are the most difficult... it seems easy on skis cuz of the angle the jump pushes you up at.

cork 5's don't seem super difficult on a tramp, i just can't throw em yet. cork 3's are probably really tough on a tramp.
 
For my cork 7s i actually start flipping slowly and once I'm in the air I start spinning. its a weird feeling because you feel like its not going to work, but it does. The reason you are overspinning is because you are focusing on the flip and flipping too much. The majority of a cork 7 is actually the spinning and that is what should bring your body around the axis. So just jump straight up while pushing your hips out to the left (is you spin left) and attempt to actually start your spin at a similar angle of this slash / then just focus on the spin and I promise you will come around. I had the same problem when I first started.

For cork 5s, they are basically impossible on the tramp because you are not jumping/landing at different angles (which you do off a jump) but if you do, you want to focus on when you jump try to get your feet to act like you are standing on a wall sideways. it should bring it around, but it is hard and has to be timed correctly.

maybe this will help, I know some of the wording is confusing.
 
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