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Easiest way to learn a 450
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frontside or blindside? any other tips on nailing a 450? thanks
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i do em mostly frontside, easier to me
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i learned uphill before downhill, but both times it was exactly like a 270, just keep looking and spinning until the last 180 comes around. you have to pop a little more and spin faster, but that's about it.
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use your trailing arm to wind up so you can spin a little faster to get it around
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off huge jumps.............?
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frontside would seem easier. at least to me any ways.
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Dude, he's talking about a 450 onto a rail/box.
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try on a forgiving box frontside. my friends tried them on to a picnic table
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That hardly made any sense at all.
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why did you ask this in the NON ski gabber forum?
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This is the ski gabber section...
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a good way to think about it....
its a 360, think about doing a quick little 360 so that ur looking at the rail, alls you have from there is a meer 90 left to go
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i can do front side pretty easy, backside not so much, just keep your head going around
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I learned frontside 4 out first. Just drape that ski over the rail or box and spin, look up, land.
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frontside and off a rail with a good ammount of drop
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nope 450 off, hence uphill/downhill spin frontside/backside
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