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CanonSkis
Posts: 83 - Karma: 42
Im new to park and i can hit boxes and rails and jumps but i wanna try and 360 a box but everytime i get on it my skis stick on it like its not slippery enough. What do you guys do?
Feb 17 2013 8:20PM
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Balbertt
Posts: 1585 - Karma: 4,723
Are you trying to 360 onto it, or 360 when your on it, like butter 3?
Feb 17 2013 8:22PM
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alex=
Posts: 1738 - Karma: 2,835
I think he's talking about butter
Feb 17 2013 8:24PM
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Balbertt
Posts: 1585 - Karma: 4,723
If he is, he is most likely digging his edges into the box. Just move your shoulders and head, and keep those skis together depending on how thin the box is. I would learn by just slowly getting on the box to where your barely moving and just throw your self around.
Feb 17 2013 8:30PM
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DeRizzo
Posts: 3827 - Karma: 3,483
balance is a huge factor when spinning on boxes or any type of rail for that matter. I think that you might be leaning one way or getting unbalanced and catching an edge.
Feb 17 2013 8:33PM
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DeRizzo
Posts: 3827 - Karma: 3,483
balance is a huge factor when spinning on boxes or any type of rail for that matter. I think that you might be leaning one way or getting unbalanced and catching an edge.
Feb 17 2013 8:33PM
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Olimar
Posts: 3535 - Karma: 4,074
yes yes. Just slowly approach the box and start rolling around on it. It doesnt even have to be on your skis. Once you get comfortable with this a butter three will come naturally.
Feb 17 2013 8:43PM
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Stickity
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whilst on the box, stand straight up
Feb 17 2013 8:44PM
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ZeMagnificentKev
Posts: 618 - Karma: 1,325
The double thread leads me to believe your fishing for something..if not,above posters gotcha covered
Feb 17 2013 8:44PM
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Balbertt
Posts: 1585 - Karma: 4,723
exactly, I learned them on a little T rail that had no jump up to it. It was about 8 ft long. I just slowly slid up to it and stepped on with one ski then popped the other around and boom, butter 3.
Feb 17 2013 8:46PM
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CanonSkis
Posts: 83 - Karma: 42
Im trying to 360 on it
Feb 17 2013 9:00PM
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CanonSkis
Posts: 83 - Karma: 42
Nah i didnt mean to post it twice my bad
Feb 17 2013 9:01PM
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Dr.Gonzo
Posts: 2552 - Karma: 87
Use your hips, i dont really know how to describe it, or like why you want to do that, dry to come out switch.
Feb 17 2013 9:01PM
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homestar
Posts: 2124 - Karma: 4,197
For me, bringing my feet closer together really helped.
Feb 17 2013 9:27PM
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Poop_nugget
Posts: 534 - Karma: -15
spin faster
Feb 18 2013 12:02AM
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