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Double cork help

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Executive.
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everytime i try, i stay in cork and end up just doing cork 1440's instead of double cork 1440, what should i do

Aug 9 2011 5:51PM
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Jibbin_Ur_Face
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Well if you need help on your flat 5's like your other thread says I wouldnt reccomend trying Dub Cork 14's.
Aug 9 2011 5:58PM
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skiiiiiing
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Lmao! I have the same problem.
I do right side cork and left side flatspins -.-'
Totally wrong momentum for me to do dub corks
Aug 9 2011 6:05PM
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yaqwsxcde123vfr
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why would someone invest time in opening such a thread? And what sense does that make for you?
Aug 9 2011 6:08PM
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Executive.
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why not, i can do other dubs and stuff i just cant flat
Aug 9 2011 6:14PM
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OCM
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o rly? BiggMike whos best trick on their profile is a misty 7 needs help with his double corks?
Aug 9 2011 6:17PM
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Jibbin_Ur_Face
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Lets see a vid so we can see what your doing wrong
Aug 9 2011 6:17PM
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Executive.
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fine if u dont fucking belive me, since its summer ill do it on a trampoline later tonight check this thread tomorrow
Aug 9 2011 6:26PM
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OldDirtyPete
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This is going to turn out like the Chad's Gap thread and this little kid is going to post a video of him doing dub cork 16's on his tramp. IM MUTHAFUCKIN NOSTRADAMUS
Aug 9 2011 6:29PM
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FoShizzleNizzle
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just think about coming out of cork but then start going back into it right after

Aug 9 2011 6:54PM
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TheButterHashira
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Trampoline doesn't count. If everyone could do on skis what they cna on a tramp  then we can all throw dub ballsack 220348hundred thousands.
Aug 10 2011 12:11AM
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Jibbin_Ur_Face
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You shoulda said on a trampoline...
Aug 10 2011 1:04AM
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deleted5
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i would actually like to see that.
Aug 10 2011 1:07AM
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NWPA
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well i can give help for a tramp not much for on skis though...So you know when your coming out of the corkness of your spin and you want to start spinning around real fast to land on your feet? At that moment(you should have gotten double bounced or just have an extremely bouncy tramp)instead of spinning, keep the same tucked ball shape you are in, and just tuck your head down and go for another one, sorry if that didn't make sense, im drunk.
Aug 10 2011 2:16AM
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jojje3
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Threads for that!
Aug 10 2011 6:53AM
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JibbaTheHutt
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trolololol i wish i could land everythnig on skis that i can on a trampoline i would pretty much be pro...thread is silly/
Aug 10 2011 6:57AM
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SirFryanator
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lol I'm better at tricks while skiing than I am throwing them on a trampoline.

but seriously...there are other threads about this, one very recently. try dub cork 10s first, basically go for the cork 5 to cork 5, one of them will dip a little lower than the other so most likely your first trick will be a cork 630 approximately. when that finishes keep tucked DO NOT OPEN UP IT WILL POTENTIALLY HURT. eventually you'll get the rotation set well enough that you'll come around for a ridiculously corked 450. you won't be able to really feel it out too well on a tramp though, it'll mostly be jump, set, throw, go blind, hope you spot a landmark other than sky and ground, see tramp, land.

for a dub cork 14 (never thrown one just a dub 10) I would guess you just throw it in a bit more of a spin and give yourself a few more feet of bounce. good luck.

for skiing I would guess it's about the same, I dunno they're on my "eventually to-do" list haha.
Aug 10 2011 11:12AM
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SirFryanator
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lol I'm better at tricks while skiing than I am throwing them on a trampoline.

but seriously...there are other threads about this, one very recently. try dub cork 10s first, basically go for the cork 5 to cork 5, one of them will dip a little lower than the other so most likely your first trick will be a cork 630 approximately. when that finishes keep tucked DO NOT OPEN UP IT WILL POTENTIALLY HURT. eventually you'll get the rotation set well enough that you'll come around for a ridiculously corked 450. you won't be able to really feel it out too well on a tramp though, it'll mostly be jump, set, throw, go blind, hope you spot a landmark other than sky and ground, see tramp, land.

for a dub cork 14 (never thrown one just a dub 10) I would guess you just throw it in a bit more of a spin and give yourself a few more feet of bounce. good luck.

for skiing I would guess it's about the same, I dunno they're on my "eventually to-do" list haha.
Aug 10 2011 11:12AM
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deleted5
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sooooooooo?
Aug 11 2011 2:01AM
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BlackieChan
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I still hav no idea wtf a cork is. Shit like that blows my mind and I have literally no idea whats happening when I see one. Can someone explain this shit? How does the body spin when doing a cork (I know its off axis but still wtf)?

Hurr durr.

But I'm completely serious.
Aug 11 2011 2:04AM
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-Marc-
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Haha I've only ever done dub 14, for some reason my corks to back set exactly like dub 10 but then when it actually comes round to doing the actual trick I seem to tweak the grab without meaning it and do dub 14, they're hard to land:(
Aug 11 2011 10:12AM
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toohot
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dont do it
Aug 11 2011 5:10PM
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