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My Lincoln Loop is Super Weird. What Am I Doing Wrong?

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FouDuVillage
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https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1037005/InShot-20220318-212630760-mp4
Mar 21 2022 7:32AM
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PimpChimpin
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Can’t really tell from the cam angle
Mar 21 2022 8:29AM
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FouDuVillage
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I'll change my camera angle next time I hit the jump and I'll post it here. Thanks!
PimpChimpinCan’t really tell from the cam angle
Mar 21 2022 8:46AM
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SSteezle
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Have your right hand start behind you, when you pop, throw your head back more. You're sending your head forward like it's a frontflip.

If you know how to rodeo, the set for a lincoln is very similar to that
Mar 21 2022 9:08AM
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skiP.E.I.
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It looks more like a frontflip than a lincoln loop. Build a bigger jump, pop more and be patient. You're bending at the side before you even leave the jump, which is making it impossible to get a good pop.
Mar 21 2022 1:22PM
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asparagus
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also setting it one foot ahead like a gainer


Mar 21 2022 3:39PM
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hi_vis360
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that was kinda sick though, like a misty 3
Mar 21 2022 4:39PM
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Casey
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That wind up was kind of intense way to whip it around.
Mar 21 2022 6:04PM
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aldicigg
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what ur doing wrong is trying to learn lincoln loops
Mar 21 2022 6:57PM
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JAHn
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It looks like your upper body is setting lincoln loop but your legs are setting frontflip. Look at your tails. They’re popping up way ahead of your tips. Should be more even for a loop.
Mar 21 2022 7:25PM
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3mania
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The fact that you landing anything inverted off that sketchy ass tiny jump is pretty impressive
Mar 21 2022 10:32PM
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Schoess
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You really should hit a proper jump if you want to do it properly. I agree, this is a sick axis but tiny little jumps just make you huck and isn't how you would actually set on any other jump. Would love to see you float this out on a park jump
Mar 22 2022 8:40AM
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FouDuVillage
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First of all, thank you people for all your super answers! I would love to practice my tricks on bigger jumps (park jumps), but with 2 kids (one newborn), I can't hit the slopes as much as I want... I hope that soon enough I'll go back in a park and relearn everything I did in my backyard in a real park!... For now, I'm just working at being a tiny jump master 🐱‍👤!

Anyway, I tried to apply your advice and overall my motion is waaay better. However, I'm now facing another problem... Even if my motion is ok at the start, I always end up doing an extra unexpected 180! It's like how your flip a TV remote and it starts twisting in the air out of no where... I just can't control this extra 180. Sure, I must be doing something wrong otherwise there would be no such "lincoln loop", but right now I can't put my finger on what it is.


https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1037172/Sideflip-mp4

Any advice?
Mar 22 2022 11:57AM
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olic
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I found with Lincoln's the trick was to initiate the trick from the hips, it gave me way more control of the rotation, weirdly I had a similar issue with unwanted rotation around the wrong axis, which was fixed by my weight a bit more forward than I thought for the trick to keep everything lined up to land forwards smoothly. almost like jumping forwards a little.

So for me it was initiating from the hips and leading the rotation with my head after the pop had started the trick, making sure to keep my head very slightly in front of the shoulders to stop unwanted rotation

Remember to breathe out before popping, can't make it look good if you have two huge inflated airbags in your chest.

Hope this makes any kind of sense
Mar 22 2022 1:21PM
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FouDuVillage
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I'll think about the hips and try to move my weight a bit forward. I'll surely have to try it, read your comment again, try it again, etc. to fully understand what you describe. Nevertheless, it gives me a solution to explore and I will certainly try it! Thank you very much!
olicI found with Lincoln's the trick was to initiate the trick from the hips, it gave me way more control of the rotation, weirdly I had a similar issue with unwanted rotation around the wrong axis, which was fixed by my weight a bit more forward than I thought for the trick to keep everything lined up to land forwards smoothly. almost like jumping forwards a little.

So for me it was initiating from the hips and leading the rotation with my head after the pop had started the trick, making sure to keep my head very slightly in front of the shoulders to stop unwanted rotation

Remember to breathe out before popping, can't make it look good if you have two huge inflated airbags in your chest.

Hope this makes any kind of sense
Mar 22 2022 4:58PM
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JAHn
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My lincolns started getting the last minute twist too when cliff jumping. Usually if I slow the rotation down a bit it helps.

Also when I do it unnatural, I don’t have that problem. Not the answer you’re looking for, but try it right side too and see what happens! If anything its a good excuse to learn both ways.

I also think setting forward a bit more may help, as mentioned above. Lincolns are tricky on skis because you have to counter the angle of the take off and landing. Tough to find that balance of setting not too far back or forward.

This second vid looks wayyy better though.
Mar 22 2022 9:39PM
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doubleblackjack
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FouDuVillageFirst of all, thank you people for all your super answers! I would love to practice my tricks on bigger jumps (park jumps), but with 2 kids (one newborn), I can't hit the slopes as much as I want... I hope that soon enough I'll go back in a park and relearn everything I did in my backyard in a real park!... For now, I'm just working at being a tiny jump master 🐱‍👤!

Anyway, I tried to apply your advice and overall my motion is waaay better. However, I'm now facing another problem... Even if my motion is ok at the start, I always end up doing an extra unexpected 180! It's like how your flip a TV remote and it starts twisting in the air out of no where... I just can't control this extra 180. Sure, I must be doing something wrong otherwise there would be no such "lincoln loop", but right now I can't put my finger on what it is.


https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1037172/Sideflip-mp4

Any advice?


Bro keep the 180 thats actually insane
Mar 22 2022 10:00PM
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corona
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Looks like the front flip equivalent of a whackflip.
Mar 22 2022 10:14PM
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olic
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Lincoln with a 180 used to be called a King Flip in blading, a UK guy called Matt King was the first to do it in like 2000
Mar 24 2022 9:30AM
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