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Lincolns and Misty 5s.

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Keeno
Posts: 36 - Karma: 14
While I'm aware that they're properly easy to do, I'm having a bit of trouble getting them around on the local dryslope. I can Lincoln no problem on snow, but can't seem to get more than 3/4 of the way around up at the Sheffield slope and I'm just doing horribly when it comes to Mistys. Anyone got any advice for spinning them a bit faster?
Jan 16 2010 11:00PM
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C_Perin
Posts: 944 - Karma: 156
Just set your trick harder as you pop off the lip. It is all about how hard you throw the trick.
Jan 16 2010 11:05PM
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T.Hartman
Posts: 277 - Karma: 53
huck harder.

Throw your shoulder more into the misty.

and with lincolns, throw backwards more opposed to sideways.
Jan 16 2010 11:08PM
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hawaiiansteeze
Posts: 3255 - Karma: 3,226
never skied dryslope before so i dont actually know how it feels. but from how your describing it it seems like your not throwing your trick hard enough? im guessing the slope would make it harder to pop than snow so try poping harder and throwing your shoulders harder with the mistys. then just commit and throw the lincoln harder too because you said you have them consistantly on snow.

try to get some videos up im sure that would make it easier for people to give you tips
Jan 16 2010 11:12PM
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Newschool_Pope
Posts: 2473 - Karma: 267
really try to commit and tuck hard. possibly take the jump with more speed if you get them lincolns 3/4.
crunk the music up and just try and try, and dont injure yourself :D
Jan 17 2010 10:53AM
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Keeno
Posts: 36 - Karma: 14
Cheers guys, I guess I'll just have to go bigger and harder on them in the future.

Is it still considered gay to wear a Troy Lee when flipping on dryslope?
Jan 17 2010 4:56PM
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