Off axis spins

what off axis spins do you want to try? corks, d's, rodeos, mistys, flats, bios? just make sure to commit to whatever your doing

I'm not really sure what the difference is between all of those types of spins. I am not sure how to throw my body to get the rotations.

i'd recommend doing corks then. With corks you can start off with much less commitment issues, and better chance of landing on your feet.

A good way to start off corks (assuming you spin left) is to go off a jump that your comfortable on. Go straight into the jump (another issue, you can either carve into the jump on corks, or go staright, go staright at fisrt, just less shit to think about) pop off the lip like normal. When you pop for a good cork your going to drop your left shoulder and spin under it, not over, if you spin over your shoulder your going to go inverted, and this would be a d-spin. A good way to practice this is to go off the jump, take your right hand and sort of reach for the sky, while taking your left hand and reach for your ski right under your left ski. This will allow you to get a little off axis, so that you don't freak out. After you get comfy with this, try taking it more and more corked... they are way addictive, SO MUCH FUN!

Huck and hope, it's end of season man just go for it.

ski up half pipe wall, look over your shoulder,

it's automatic

or on a jump, look at your tips, also auto.

how are flat spins done?

jus do little off axis spins, not yet corked, almost. you gatta start small. carve up the jump

a flat spin is thrown similar to a lincoln loop, and rodeo. It starts off with your right shoulder droping down while your skis come up and over your left shoulder, but not invetred.