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How to fix right lean during left cork

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Bananaredbull
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This problem recently emerged to me, when i started learning dub 10s.
When i try to push out my hips more, i always lean right on takeoff: https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111237/IMG-3453-movWhen i try not to lean right, i dont push my hips out as much and it ends up kinda morky in my opinion and after doing them like this i start doing my dub 10 sets not flippy at all. Here is an example:

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111238/IMG-3454-movalso here on this dub 10 set i think i got the takeoff rlly proper, idk how:

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111239/IMG-3446-movHere is a dub 10 set with that right lean and shitty flippiness:

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111240/IMG-3475-movMaybe it has to do with having to look directly back, like trying to see my feet? If you have any tips or drills to fix this shitty mistake i make, please share.
a month ago
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abjectwoe
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Could you upload some of these slowed down? That'd be really helpful.
a month ago
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Thegenericskier
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I’d say take em to snow first lol, that’s how I learned them. On trampoline the second I set I try and look down at the spot I had just taken off from and grab safety around 630 to bring me to the final cork 3
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111285/IMG-1222-mov


(My credibility)https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111286/IMG-6060-mov
a month ago
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Bananaredbull
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You set too sideways on trampoline for sure, thats why you cant get the power into it and you underrotate and get a shitty axis, it becomes kinda too morky imo. But the thing with taking off at the logo and looking at the logo will probably do something for my corks, as right now I just look somewhere there at the tramp and i dont pay attention to where on the tramp i look.
ThegenericskierI’d say take em to snow first lol, that’s how I learned them. On trampoline the second I set I try and look down at the spot I had just taken off from and grab safety around 630 to bring me to the final cork 3
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111285/IMG-1222-mov


(My credibility)https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111286/IMG-6060-mov


**This post was edited on May 29th 2025 at 12:39:04am
a month ago
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Bananaredbull
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abjectwoeCould you upload some of these slowed down? That'd be really helpful.


Pretty sure you can slow them with the bar at the bottom, just drag it slowly
a month ago
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stokedelic
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it looks like you’re initiating your left shoulder towards the back of your right hip, then bringing your right arm over your body.






instead, try to initiate your right shoulder towards the front of your left hip. it will feel more like a misty, but your throwing your shoulders more left instead of directly at the ground.

a month ago
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Bananaredbull
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Wouldnt this mork it and make it impossible to take it to dub? Or do i try to get my right shoulder to my left hip while simultaneously popping my hips hard upwards, to get that power and flip?
stokedelicit looks like you’re initiating your left shoulder towards the back of your right hip, then bringing your right arm over your body.






instead, try to initiate your right shoulder towards the front of your left hip. it will feel more like a misty, but your throwing your shoulders more left instead of directly at the ground.

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stokedelic
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throwing your right hip upwards should help, but i think people end up mork when they throw their shoulder too hard forwards or to the side. the goal is to be comfortably on your back at 360.

your main problem is starting with a backflippy/flatspinny motion (backwards). this would end up feeling better on your right side edges on snow.

this is a lot harder to be consistent with on snow. you should be taking off from a hard carve on your left edge, this should get you dropping your left shoulder and throwing your right one to generate power.

maybe try throwing your right shoulder past your left hip and at the back of your left heel, which will set your axis straight back

**This post was edited on May 29th 2025 at 4:31:27pm
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Bananaredbull
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https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111417/IMG-3165-movhttps://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111418/copy-D16E2A2C-77CC-40AF-A5C2-AC70B323FA68-movhttps://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111417/IMG-3165-movWhich one do you think is closer to what you mean?
Edit: 1st and 3rd are the same but i cant delete on phone

stokedelicthrowing your right hip upwards should help, but i think people end up mork when they throw their shoulder too hard forwards or to the side. the goal is to be comfortably on your back at 360.

your main problem is starting with a backflippy/flatspinny motion (backwards). this would end up feeling better on your right side edges on snow.

this is a lot harder to be consistent with on snow. you should be taking off from a hard carve on your left edge, this should get you dropping your left shoulder and throwing your right one to generate power.

maybe try throwing your right shoulder past your left hip and at the back of your left heel, which will set your axis straight back

**This post was edited on May 29th 2025 at 4:31:27pm


**This post was edited on May 30th 2025 at 4:33:24am
a month ago
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stokedelic
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neither, in both vids you’re starting with a backwards motion. also i’m done helping you, sorry but you’re gonna get me put on a list taking screenshots of teenagers 😭





a month ago
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jgg
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The second cork you posted was much better, think about pushing into your left side more along with tightening your core and your feet should naturally push through. Try and learn an intentional mork and find a happy medium to your cork, also a good backfull can be really helpful.
25 days ago
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Bananaredbull
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Yeah, i always thought i had to push my hips and chest out, this thread rlly opened my eyes and now i started noticing that everyone does their cork like that, for example on this dub 10 by trifees
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111498/IMG-3646-mov


jggThe second cork you posted was much better, think about pushing into your left side more along with tightening your core and your feet should naturally push through. Try and learn an intentional mork and find a happy medium to your cork, also a good backfull can be really helpful.
25 days ago
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Bananaredbull
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All this time i just had to counter rotate my left arm before takeoff. Pretty sure i got it:
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111607/IMG-3697-mov


https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111608/IMG-3693-mov
22 days ago
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labubu-craze
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BananaredbullAll this time i just had to counter rotate my left arm before takeoff. Pretty sure i got it:
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111607/IMG-3697-mov


https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1111608/IMG-3693-mov


I always find tramps are goofy for learning corks. The fact that all your power and momentum is moving on the X axis instead of the Y on a take off completely changes for you would set for a dub 10.
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