Spins

it doesnt really matter which way you spin...

i'm copying and pasting this from Uncontrollable Urges to Spin Off Things cult:

i'm gonna bet you almost never spin unnat on skis. Here's the problem: you get so used to spinning naturally with the extra weight of boots and skis that when you spin nat on the ground in shoes, your brain is expecting you to have weight on your feet. You automatically lean a little as you spin with shoes because you're used to setting the spin with weight of the skis. And you automatically go corked and fall over. If you never spin unnat with skis, your brain isn't used to spinning that direction with skis and you can spin fine in shoes.

The solution: spin naturally as much as possible when wearing shoes and your brain will realize that the weight of skis isn't always there. Trust me, you'll soon be able to spin on the ground naturally as well as you can unnaturally. And spin unnat as much as possible when skiing to even it out.

This is what i've found from everybody (including me) who had this problem. Hope it made some sense.

Thanx Holte that was very interesting. I do not have much experiance spinning high revolutions "unnaturally", Now should I force myself to learn to spin naturally to the left where I feel more comfertable. Or should I make spinning to the right natural. The reason I ask is at the moment there are avantages and dissavantages both ways.

I just want to make sure im doing things right from the start so i dont develop hard to break habits later on.

yea, you have a special gift

you are gifted. as charles gagnier said in high five, something about how going both ways makes you more individual and more respectable...