What to do after 3's?

[Oven450]

I'm new to ns and its my first year skiing and I was just wondering if anyone could give me pointers on where to go after succesfully learning 360s , thanks

 

[RudyGarmisch]

Afterbang and heavy head.

 

[BigJew]

540's, of course

 

[TheBlueMtSkier]

1+1=2

2+2=4

See what I did there?

 

[Lolocaust.]

Dub Cork 16's.

But really, Do alot of grabs.

 

[.AR6rider.]

5s, fronts, backs, different grabs/better grabs on your spins, etc. You can really go in any direction...

 

[NotGhood]

540, grabs, style, 720, bigger jumps, jibs, inverts

in that order

 

[Cahal]

you could start on jibs

 

[chicken]

opposite way 360

 

[Heart]

solid idea. i can spin up to 7 left, but the most ive ever sun to the right is 270 off

 

[270on420out]

Frontflips

 

[fitzcarraldo]

yeah, work on being abe to do everything all ways.

 

[El_Patcho]

damn you only reason I clicked in this thread was to post that!

 

[loomis]

basically this

 

[TRASHTALK]

5s

 

[Clyde-frog]

exactly this, learn every trick you know unnatural (opposite) you'll become such a well rounded park skier. Not everyone can do they tricks they do natural unnatural.

 

[stoned_sorcerer]

Do this with every spin you learn.

 

[GavinW]

bigger jumps and a variety of grabs

 

[SKIU4EA]

this, and SDraper's advice is the directon i would go.

I learned spins up to 7 before anything else, and i wish i didn't. Which meant i was pencil spinning everything. IMO pencil spins look terrible. I'd rather see a really styly tweaked out straight air than a hucked pencil spin.

Go for style, smoothness, and a tucked up grab man, soon after you stomp that 5. In the meantime, ski all those groomers switch, and you will suprise yourself at how quickly you progress.

Soon after you'll be ready for some nice carved switch 3's.