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swordfish
Posts: 38 - Karma: 10
Anyone knows any sites where i can read how to come out from corks. It would be creat if there are some videos or pics showing exactly how it works! (i'm tired of falling).

Thanx

Sep 9 2005 3:46PM
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ThaHater
Posts: 673 - Karma: 303
are you a wine bottle?

Sep 9 2005 5:16PM
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ThaHater
Posts: 673 - Karma: 303
try a corkscrew

Sep 9 2005 5:23PM
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*DrewT*
Posts: 7768 - Karma: 481
If you set the trick right just don't flail and youll come around to your feet. Just make sure you keep the spin going and don't go for a grab until you can do the trick consistantly

I ride skis
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Sep 9 2005 7:16PM
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steveMoney
Posts: 131 - Karma: 12
corks should come around naturally unless your doing something wrong. practice on a trampoline. The best way to do it is to simply throw like a 7, but just drop your leading sholder, and try throwing it a little hard than a normal 7

Sep 9 2005 10:32PM
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*DrewT*
Posts: 7768 - Karma: 481
ya you don't have to work hard to bring a cork 7 around. you don't have to do anthing realy. Just dont go insane in the air. If you get the spin around though you should come to your feet

and now it's time to go commit internet suicide

I ride skis
www.skipunx.com
Sep 9 2005 10:40PM
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feihlination
Posts: 8356 - Karma: 1,084
i am years away from throwing a cork on skis, but i get them around on tramps. i didnt believe that you actually come out that easy. but as i said, just on a tramp.

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"for reals is everyone in here kidding?? OK first of all if you dont know what chads gap is thats kinda lame. Secondly They have been hitting chads gap for some time now. Im surprised now one has seen the cllip of candide thovex sticking a D spin over chads gap. Its kinda been around alot and been in a few articles." - TravisMC in a thread where everyone made fun of the creator who asked if chads had been hit with skis. thx alot

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Sep 10 2005 5:51AM
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nameless
Posts: 153 - Karma: 45
see on tõesti rohkem julguse asi. kui sa keerad 7 ära siis sinu suureks imestuseks on sul järsku jalad all. samas sa ei tohi liiga alla tõmmata. ehs siis ära tõmba flippi vaid lihtsalt lase õlg alla 180 peal. proovi alguses sa middagi aru ei saa aga kui juba asi käpas on suht lihtne.....

Sep 10 2005 6:50AM
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Lax_Bro40
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so if i spin to my left my leading shoulder would be my right, right?

Sep 10 2005 9:43AM
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nameless
Posts: 153 - Karma: 45
no. the left one is leading...

Sep 11 2005 7:51AM
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swordfish
Posts: 38 - Karma: 10
tanx...tore ka eesti keelt kohata!

Sep 15 2005 1:45AM
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swordfish
Posts: 38 - Karma: 10
but when i am in air and turning right...do i have to hold my feets to the left(down my body) or to right(up to the air)?

Sep 15 2005 2:54AM
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nameless
Posts: 153 - Karma: 45
sellel pole väga vahet. alguses tõmba lihtsalt jalad alla kägaraase veits. hiljem hakka kuhugi küljepeale suunama kui tahad.

Samas kui kõmbad jalad küljepeale (pöörlemise poole) nagu reverse-mute-il ainult risti ei tee. on vee vääääga ilus ja stiilne. suht raske kaa muidugi....

sa keerad paremale kraade??? 90% inimestest pöörab vasakule. ja ma juba ühte tean kes keerab paremale.

kõige lihtsam siiski on harjutada corki nii et krutid lihtsalt seitsme. ja siis hakkad seda järjest rohkem viltu ajama sest muidu tõmbad kohe metsikult üle. võti peitubki selles et tegelt sa kallutad jube õrnalt ennast küljele.

Sep 26 2005 3:09AM
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swordfish
Posts: 38 - Karma: 10
thanx mees. tuleb kyll. nyyd vaja lumel proovida. (siiamaani olen 54-ga proovind)

Sep 26 2005 6:42AM
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