What IS a cork?

[Sundown5K13R]

So my friend and I were arguing what a true cork is, and he is seriously convinced you have to flip when doing a cork; I thought it was something that was more of a tilt. Anyone care to clarify, because clearly one of us is wrong

 

[GreenStezz]

Feet over the head IMO............................

 

[tuna.]

it's an off axis spin in which your head doesnt technically go below your waist. seriously though, searchbar, google, wikipedia that shit, do something else other than make this thread.

 

[Schoellkopf]

Here you go:https://www.newschoolers.com/web/forums/readthread/thread_id/221589/
It's a very helpful thread.

 

[Dustin.]

By definition, a cork is off axis but not inverted. Feet below the head.

 

[ezzySCORE]

ben watching to much xgames i can see

 

[drod]

something you plug your wine bottle with haha.

but seriously man, just search up top for this kinda stuff... you'll find more answers than you could ask for.

 

[.frenchy]

how many people from sundown are there are ns?!?

 

[brickerenator]

Lots and lots and none at all
- Bilbo

 

[nick_GAPER]

a double flipping, triple twisting aerial maneuver

 

[Backcountrybumb]

go to regionals...

 

[.frenchy]

i do go to regionals actually, bro... it was a retorical question

 

[Holte]

A few years ago a cork spin was considered off axis but not inverted, but it seems that more and more people today consider a cork to be any sort of backwards flipping spin.

 

[Sundown5K13R]

I'm referring to Ski Sundown, Connecticut. Prolly not the same one

 

[Su[G]ar]

corks are spins off axis, when i do a cork i am flat in the air, you do not have to have your feet over your head.

 

[.frenchy]

yes. it is the same one, it says it in our little PM convo lol, and all over my profile dood