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i have been trying for ever and have cheked out all of the fourms but u cannot either stand of the tips of my skis or nose butter i have center mounted K2 fujatives i am slightly hesitive and whats the odds of my skis breaking and how to you nose butter all comments wanted
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i got the same set up, the fujys.
other than whats already said, all i really have to say is commit and, make sure your din is high enough, you dont want them popping off mid butter.
ive been doing it for a long long time, and they havent snapped yet, which they wont. so go ahead, claim.
alright when i nose butter i usually find some kindof bump like a decently steep mougle or something but not something you need alot of speed for right awaay. you can start by leaning forward on flat ground and flexing the back of you knees to try and bring you heels by your but. this will be alot harder to do while moving but dont expect to get it right away. when starting the nose butter you have to start to kinda drop your shoulder a little bit and look like you would if you were trying to cork (head tilted into your shoulder) the rest is really feeling but just remember to keep your knes flexed and to keep your shoulders as square to your waist as possible so your not leaving anything behind.
http://media.nscdn.com/uploads/member/videos/1234756398nose_butter.wmvhttp://media.nscdn.com/uploads/member/videos/1234756398nose_butter.wmv
sorry for the shitty film and bad angle but u can sorta see what i mean
I can't think of any more advice, but you should just try them. If there is a lower consequence trick, I can't think of it, and for me, the fun of mini jib stuff is experimenting on my own. I can't quite get around a butter 3, I guess just keep my rotation going. I have come to love switch butter threes however, and I think they're pretty easy. Just go to a lip switch, revert on your tails and keep spinning for another 180.
I can't think of any more advice, but you should just try them. If there is a lower consequence trick, I can't think of it, and for me, the fun of mini jib stuff is experimenting on my own. I can't quite get around a butter 3, I guess just keep my rotation going. I have come to love switch butter threes however, and I think they're pretty easy. Just go to a lip switch, revert on your tails and keep spinning for another 180.
