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Advise on how to do butters

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freestyle016
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ive just started to do butters im ok but not great just wondering anyone got tips on hows to slow the spin down and get more height and if i got the trick name wrong heres a vid of what im talking about its not me but i can onkly do 180 so any tips how to do it better http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fK_k4cxduvU

Jan 26 2010 12:07PM
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eheath
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try doing it over a knoll, catch some air brah.
Jan 26 2010 12:09PM
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Mstchief
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you have high enough karma to warrant a search bar or trick tip forum response
Jan 26 2010 12:10PM
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Aaaron.
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when will this joke get old?


Jan 26 2010 12:15PM
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BWalmer
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1) When first learning, try it off a knoll, roller, or jump knuckle (make sure your not going to be in the way with the last one)
2) Go at moderately fast pace, it makes it easier to pop
3) Swing your arms across your body (in a downward diagonal motion - so if your going to spin left swing from your right shoulder down to you left hip)
4) As your arms cross your body lean as far forward as possible (it's scary at first, but no worries your wont land on your face)
5) Look over your shoulder and keep spinning (3, 5, ect.) then spot your landing and stomp it.

This is all easier with softer skis obviously (The skis in the video look a bit like Anthems, which a very soft), but can still be done with stiffer skis, you just need to throw it harder and lean more.

Hope that helps.
Jan 26 2010 12:25PM
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Shadows
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throw it like youre about to do a tip stand but twist a three in there. start out doing more of a jump then a butter, bend your kneeeeeees
Jan 26 2010 12:26PM
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