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Going from cork 7 to 9?

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jasontheredhead
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i put this in a cult but got noresponse i figured i try here

i got cork 7's a few weekends ago and wanted to know what is different to go to a 9, or if i just need to do it

thanks for helpful answers

Feb 20 2010 10:42PM
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--ski--
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for me i got cork 9's before 7's. i find it easier to do a cork trick and land switch. i know this might sound really dumb but its just another 180 on your 7. do some nines and get the feel for it then try it.
Feb 20 2010 10:51PM
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Craze
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I agree^^^^^ Cork 9 is a lot easier, and i like landing switch on my corks better to.
Feb 20 2010 11:13PM
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jasontheredhead
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ha alright i will give it a try tomorrow
Feb 20 2010 11:32PM
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JSiegel
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my advice would be at 360, instead of bringing it into a nice 7 set a little harder, set your body and head for 540 more. not sure if its just me, but if ur conscious in the air, not just hucking, you should be able to bring your body to a 9. keep trying em, just remember ur head will decide where ur body is going.
Feb 20 2010 11:46PM
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J_BISCHOF
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/thread.
Feb 20 2010 11:50PM
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Mac_and_STEEZE
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if you get a tail grab in the 7, spin to 7 then use the grab to pull yourself the extra 180 so you can come out of cork and still hold your grab a long ass time.
Feb 21 2010 12:19AM
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Mac_and_STEEZE
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if you get a tail grab in the 7, spin to 7 then use the grab to pull yourself the extra 180 so you can come out of cork and still hold your grab a long ass time.
Feb 21 2010 12:20AM
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