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Cork 9 tips

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Posts: 11 - Karma: 14
hey bros. so i have my cork 7's on lock, but every time i try to bring it around to a nine i land like 810 on my side. For some reason i cant spin the last 180 and land on my feet. Any body have any tips i can do to land it?
Feb 8 2013 11:34AM
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K-Thomas
Posts: 2700 - Karma: 604
don't spin a 7+180. spin a 900. it's a different motion. also, grab blunt, hold on, and trust that it'll come around. it helps get it around to 9.
Feb 8 2013 11:36AM
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OhioDreams
Posts: 444 - Karma: 918
Well it's good that you already have cork 7 on lock, that makes cork 9 a lot easier as you already know how to set cork and come around to your feet.

For 9, just don't dip into your cork quite as hard. Set your spin just a little harder to get 9, bit don't set cork quite as hard on the takeoff and think about getting fully corked a little later in your spin so that when you drop out and go to 9 you will be up right and not sideways. Also when you spot your landing and go to drop it to switch, make sure you bring your eyes up and try to look back up the landing of the jump. That will help you land more upright and not be tip heavy.

Hope that helps!
Feb 8 2013 1:40PM
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Kebec
Posts: 627 - Karma: 74
since this is a cork trick tip, i don't wanna make another thread on something similar, i'm thinking about cork 7s. We got a powder dump so it will help with crashes aswell.

SO, i got my 720s down... On the trampoline, I find corks way easier than regular spins, but i've never tried a cork on skis. I'm asking for tips on doing my first cork on skis, because i know how different trampolining is to skiing. I'm also asking if it would be easier to go for a cork 7 or 5?
Feb 8 2013 8:29PM
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sNaubi
Posts: 1633 - Karma: 2,357
I can't do either, but cork 5 is waay different than a 7, so start with the 7
Feb 8 2013 8:51PM
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Crispy.
Posts: 6102 - Karma: 7,626
I started with 7s. For cork 7, seriously just set like a normal 7 but dip just the slightest amount and it will send you perfectly into cork 7. You have to dip a lot less than you do on a tramp.
Feb 8 2013 11:04PM
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freestyler540
Posts: 13045 - Karma: 18,291
Spin strainght nines. Once you get the feel of the rotation speed, tuck the shoulder and watch the base (spoon) of the landing to finish it. At 810, you are already pretty ready to land, so just give more rotation and less off axis.
Feb 8 2013 11:43PM
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Splifftastic
Posts: 66 - Karma: 792
dont b a pu$$$$$$y
Sep 2 2013 6:09PM
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SSteezle
Posts: 9221 - Karma: 9,939
like other people have said, don't set the cork quite as hard. Once you get the hang of them, cork 9s are one of the easiest tricks to spot your landing and they're super fun!
Sep 3 2013 9:52AM
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ColinB
Posts: 1452 - Karma: 2,236
you're thinking too much about the flip, while there is a flip aspect to corks, they are essentially a spin, so focus more on the spinning part, the cork will come along on its own
Sep 4 2013 1:39AM
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ColinB
Posts: 1452 - Karma: 2,236
on that double post grind...

but when I say it'll come on its own, i mean that you'll get to the point where you can dip into the cork of your own will rather than just hucking it and ending up on your side
Sep 4 2013 1:42AM
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