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does anyone know how cork 3's on the tramp translate to snow? Ive been able to do them on the tramp forever but never tried them on snow. i hear that its harder to learn on the tramp than snow, but does it feel the same. or do i not have to dip my head and shoulder as much. im planning to do it on 30-35ft jump and wanted a tip or two. thanks!
they are different in the fact that you dont have to set it as hard. You just have to carve off the lip and once you can do that you can flatbase. Thats where you would have to set it but not as hard as on a tramp.
spaceghostpurpthey are different in the fact that you dont have to set it as hard. You just have to carve off the lip and once you can do that you can flatbase. Thats where you would have to set it but not as hard as on a tramp.
what about the grab, would it easier to do a mute like on the trampoline
CashBrahwhat about the grab, would it easier to do a mute like on the trampoline
i dont think its easier but for your first cork i suggest you either dont grab or just do a safety. I didnt grab my first time and it looked weird but it went well.
i learned them on snow first i think. much different than tramp and much easier. just carve push your hip up and push your hands forward. you can start by just corking them a little too and working your way up to super corked
yup, what everyone else said, just carve hard and dip your shoulder and look at the landing for as long as possible...if you do it right you will be able to spot your landing the whole time
much harder on a tramp, you'll be fine. just go for the no grab steeze first try
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It's usually not easy for the usual skier, often you over rotate to cork 5 or something, but the tips i got for you is carve and almost think like you're going into a handdrag 3, haha sorry for bad explanation
