Member of the Month

KilaTsunami
October, 2024

Online

Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post. Register to become a member today!

Off Axis Problem

profile picture
SkiBM680
Posts: 888 - Karma: 13
Okay so all of a suden this seasone whenever i do normal spins i end up off axis, praticulrly inty he back seat. Any one know what i am doing wrong
Nov 27 2005 10:01PM
0 0
profile picture
Jaskittin
Posts: 5606 - Karma: 195
Keep your eyes up intil you are done with atleast a 180 of your spin, it will help.
Nov 27 2005 10:02PM
0 0
profile picture
SkiBM680
Posts: 888 - Karma: 13
Up as i on teh horizon becuase normaly I look around and try and spot my laning
Nov 27 2005 10:03PM
0 0
profile picture
ridinbelieva
Posts: 50 - Karma: 10
Maybe your throwin yourself to much. Try using less arms and and less torque, let your body start and carry you through your rotation
Nov 27 2005 10:03PM
0 0
profile picture
eheath
Posts: 61475 - Karma: 122,089
Yeah, look up, looking down its good when ur about to land, otherwise lookin up is good, not straight, but maybe look at where u droped in from.
Nov 27 2005 10:05PM
0 0
profile picture
SkiBM680
Posts: 888 - Karma: 13
ight thanks man
Nov 27 2005 10:06PM
0 0
profile picture
Aenigma
Posts: 11256 - Karma: 424
Don't wind up very much when you go into the jump. Just pop as hard as you can and set your rotation, while looking over your shoulder. If you land backseat doing that, you did something wrong.
Nov 27 2005 10:07PM
0 0
profile picture
Shadows
Posts: 8068 - Karma: 43
i have the same problem, thats why i cant land 7's. im always to far in the back seat, but i can land 5's like nothin.
Nov 27 2005 10:08PM
0 0
profile picture
SkiBM680
Posts: 888 - Karma: 13
i know that i was asking what i did wrong. I also was wondering if on your guys 5s if you set for a 3 spot the landing at 3 and then pull the extra 180 around or if you look over ur shoulder for the landing till you get to 540
Nov 27 2005 10:10PM
0 0
profile picture
JackBach
Posts: 4155 - Karma: -5
Lean forward as you're taking off.
Nov 28 2005 12:38AM
0 0
profile picture
AKFREERIDE
Posts: 1718 - Karma: 11
had the exact same problem you did when i learned my good spins last year. you lean back right as you go off the jump, you feel safer that way. backwards is natural, forwards is not. but if you dont want to land in the backseat and lose your skis, throw yourself forwards. it scared the ba-jebus out of me, thought i was gonna do some wierd front flip spin thing. but in reality, it takes alooot of force to get you inverted forwards. so throwing yourself forward balances out the steepness of your jump, i assume your jump angles up....try putting your weight forward, and youll be pleasanly surprised on how even you come up when you land.
Nov 28 2005 12:49AM
0 0
profile picture
eLevate
Posts: 2489 - Karma: 49
had the same problem, it had to do with how i was throwing my arms when i popped off the lip, i somehow always managed to throw them to the right and down, and cork myself the fuck out. like u AK, i couldnt land 7s cause of it. anyway, for 5s, i just spin that 1st 3, and spot while keeping my head turned, and rotate the final 180
Nov 28 2005 1:49AM
0 0
profile picture
Anathema
Posts: 21048 - Karma: 5,061
you're too scared. it's natural to fall backseat when you get in the air, but you're just going to have to conquer that. make sure you can nail the straight airs first.
Nov 28 2005 2:06AM
0 0
profile picture
SkiBM680
Posts: 888 - Karma: 13
yea I mean i have been able to land 3s and 5s for a whoile nopw jsut i always am a little in the back seat and never get them really clean
Nov 28 2005 1:45PM
0 0
All times are Eastern (-5)