Nose butters

tail butters

you got to picture that a butter is just not a spin , the way it works, is that you want sit your self over your tails at a point were your nose are in the air (around 5"0) and there's only your heels and tails touching the snow,kind of like doing a 180 whit your toes passing over your heels, not too far away cause you still need some pop to get out of their, feel it on a flat spot w hit no speed and you'll see that their a spot on you tails where you can rotate on the snow easy. then when you have the feeling right , start switch , proceed whit a butter , and when u are at 180 whit the weight one the tails , you just need a little pop to get out of that position and use the pop of your tails to jump higher and spin more or pop on a rails...

let me know if that's enough or you want some info on nose butter , which are harder

, you should have almost all your weight on the nose at that time. at the second 90 degree, that where your upper body catches up whit the lower body and at the same time setting up the swing for the rotation and at 180 whit a little weight transfer and pop ,you are able to use the pop of the ski from the press nose. , then its just a mater of timing and spinning .

now this is not a trick that you master over night ,its a hard one onto rails boxes etc

hit me up if u got ? .

my friend ryan had some HEAD skis and thought he was buttering. The ski was way to stiff and he was just washing around all the time. Butters should look like you taking off from the front or back of you skis while rotating. your foot should not be flat. You should put most of the power into rotating and getting the wait over the front or back of the ski by leaning over it. ya dig

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