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I CAN'T STOMP A 3!!!!!!!!!

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yannicktysl
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i just got back from tahoe fucking sore as hell. several times i almost got all the way around for my 3, but i just couldn't get into a good landing pos. i wasn't just trying it off a tiny bump or anything. this was a reall jump. i think my problem was i wasn't taking off spinning. any pointers or tips?
Mar 11 2007 1:31AM
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Wis_Skier_23
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how big of a jump was it and what grab were you throwing
Mar 11 2007 1:39AM
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bikerocker
Posts: 1427 - Karma: 461
it's not that you need to take off spinning, just keep looking over your shoulder
Mar 11 2007 1:39AM
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yannicktysl
Posts: 53 - Karma: 10
no grab i was just tucking. and i guess i wan't looking over my shoulder. thanks
Mar 11 2007 1:41AM
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evtic
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go faster
Mar 11 2007 3:53AM
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inthewoods
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i would say look under your shoulder...

Mar 11 2007 4:26AM
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Holte
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you probably weren't popping. pop. it changes everything.
Mar 11 2007 4:44AM
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Dustin.
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practice on the floor or a trampoline. once you can rotate from your core without hucking it, you will be able to get around easy. you might even do a 5 by accident while your still learning
Mar 11 2007 2:36PM
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hoodratz47
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wow... everyone is being soo helpfull.. yeah for sure keep looking.... and dont think bout 180s cuase youl fuck your shit up fast
Mar 11 2007 3:11PM
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BillyGoteMan
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Do you land backseat? That's what I was doing landing super backseat, the pop helped me out like some other gentleman said.
Mar 11 2007 3:13PM
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LPT_311
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yeahp pop pop pop, and look over that shoulder...stay tucked up and youll be fine. I find Grabbing also helps alot.
Mar 11 2007 3:16PM
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parkchilla
Posts: 445 - Karma: 12
ummmmm...... spin, look over shoulder and land...... trampoline practice for sure.
Mar 11 2007 3:27PM
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yannicktysl
Posts: 53 - Karma: 10
what is landing backjseat?
Mar 11 2007 3:31PM
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Skipig25
Posts: 10729 - Karma: 256
when you don't pop off the lip, the jump throws you backwards a little, and you land on the tails of your skis, and slide out, and get shinbang
Mar 11 2007 3:37PM
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yannicktysl
Posts: 53 - Karma: 10
oh shit, i was doing that. and the jump i was tyin had no lip. alright. thans you guys. next week for sure!
Mar 11 2007 3:39PM
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Luckyscs
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whats hucking it. Is that throwing to hard or landing off balance or backseat?
Mar 11 2007 4:01PM
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hartig
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1) Look over your shoulder, I always used to just look next to me, usually under my arm and it threw me off.
2) Carve off of the jump if you need to. I was going a bit corked a few weekends ago with carved 3's, and I didn't even have to rotate my body, it kinda just went.
Mar 11 2007 4:16PM
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TheQuailman
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yo bigger jump definitly, i can't get em clean on a 7 ftish jump but i can on a fifteen foot one
Mar 11 2007 5:36PM
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ECGove
Posts: 1947 - Karma: 75
and fuck the shit out of your shoulder
Mar 11 2007 5:55PM
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Skipig25
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nah, that's when you're trying to throw 5's off a rutted jump, and you catch your tip on the snow.
Mar 11 2007 5:58PM
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kenevil
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I find its easier to do 3s with a critical or some easy grab like that
Mar 11 2007 6:19PM
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XxLibertYxX
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just quit skiing then.
Mar 11 2007 6:21PM
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