Park skiing

[gnarRat]

I see these guys grind rails, do shifties and 3's etc. and they look like they have so much control over their skies and what they do. When I try a 3 my skis kind of flail and i can never land it. When I grind boxes my skis wiggle around and I slip out or slide off the box. how do I control my skis better? My boots fit well, and my skis fit also. any help is appreciated thanks

 

[fries]

Theres no secret, you just gotta practice.

 

[WhatTheHuck]

Practice practice practice my dude. Style and comfortability comes with experience so go out and push yourself and try not to get discouraged. Ride with people better than you too. Helps with progression

 

[e~b]

how long have you been skiing? being good outside the park helps a lot inside the park

 

[SKIU4EA]

you need to have Armada skis. you can't do any of those things without them

 

[Jimbothesteezer]

Constantly session one box over and over eventually you'll get the feel for them and then step up from there

 

[_69]

Skiing doesn't really involve any tricks that make you better. Nearly 90% of why people are able to do things Is because of practice.

 

[peterspringer10]

Just like everyone else is saying its 100% practice. Tricks aren't usually going to look clean and stylish at all until you've done them over and over again.

 

[Titus69]

Practice air control jumps maybe, it takes nothing but practice, theres no steroid thatll give you insane skill, just practice and work towards even the simplest trick and itll open up doors to new stuff.

 

[perryhunter]

More practice.

 

[pattyeiks]

Practice and get some twin tip skis. Also learn how to take falls

 

[Alfred_Lewis9]

same i saw crazu guy throw 2 backflips off the bigest park city jumps. when i try to hit stuff that big i just fall on my back

 

[Krotchs_Brother]

 

[dingus]

Get full tilts

 

[413Crew]

dont feel bad man i used to get so frustrated seeing my friend ian throw 270 on like it was nothing and it took me 3 SEASONS to learn em its all about practice man but trust me when u do get down that trick for the first time it feels so good.

 

[TomDavies]

the control you talk about comes from practice and leg strength.