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Cork 3 tramp

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DizzyG
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Hi, im having some trouble with getting these cork 3s down on my trampoline. Thishttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9myxBXEHalg helped, but I think im spinning too much.
Thanks


Aug 6 2012 6:35PM
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Forcillo
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maybe you're throwing your feet out too fast. Wally said to do it as fast as you can, but that's with skis on. I don't know how to do it, but I could see that happening.
Aug 6 2012 6:43PM
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DizzyG
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Yea, thanks for the reply, I assumed there would be some problems going from skis to tramp but i cant figure it out, ill try that and report back
Aug 6 2012 6:46PM
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Inspire
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I am not sure you can really practice Cork 3's that well on tramps, would imagine it being hard to land on your feet. If you wanna practice it you should do a 180 spin(Same set of as cork 7) landing on your back, that would pretty much mean half the rotation for cork 3.
Aug 6 2012 6:46PM
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INCISER
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cork 3s on tramps are near impossible. I saw a video of a guy doing a tutorial in the trampoline cult or something and they were the only legit cork 3s I've ever seen on a tramp.
Aug 6 2012 6:48PM
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Forcillo
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Link?
Aug 6 2012 6:50PM
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Inspire
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Only decent attempt of a cork 3 i've ever seen on a tramp.
Aug 6 2012 6:54PM
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Crispy.
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Out at Woodward at copper my coach could do the most legit cork 3s ever on tramps
Aug 6 2012 6:56PM
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DizzyG
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Yea, LJ Strenio had a video of doing it on a tramp (cant find it) and said set it like a cork but go to face down. I got that but cant continue the rotation and land on my feet.
Aug 6 2012 6:57PM
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DizzyG
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Found it!
http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=10150463380100630
Aug 6 2012 6:59PM
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Inspire
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Sick!
Aug 6 2012 7:10PM
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INCISER
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that's the guy. his tutorial is on his channel

Aug 6 2012 7:17PM
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DizzyG
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Great!
Thanks everybody, little more practice and hopefully ill have it
Aug 6 2012 7:25PM
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Stose
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I remember seeing a video where ok explained it. Practice doing 180s to stomach, and once you can do that basically get a nice big bounce, act like your doing a 180 to stomach but after you get to 180 bring your feet down, which should also complete the 3
Aug 6 2012 7:51PM
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Keith_M
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Like LJ says, practice A TON of 180 to stomach bounces with lower bounces. Then once you've got that motion in your brain, set a high bounce and do that, then push your feet back under you. You'll probably do a bunch of cork 5's when your learning them. If your doing more of a lincoln, then make sure that your really thinking about spinning both your shoulders and not letting them flip.
Kick the imaginary wall at 90 degrees, look straight down at 180, and if you do it right the last 180 will come around.
Aug 6 2012 8:33PM
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Gypsy_Skier
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2 ways of doing cork 3a in this movie. one a little sketchier than the other but both look good:

at 1:55 and then at the last shot of the video. the last shot is cleaner but the 1:55 shot is G haha


Aug 6 2012 8:42PM
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wesley.
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set like upright three then to the hit the wall with your feet thing like on snow
Aug 6 2012 10:26PM
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Parks.
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Watch LJ's trick tip!
Aug 6 2012 10:38PM
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Heart
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i dont think the last shot is corked. it just looks like hes reaching down to his feet
Aug 9 2012 6:24PM
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Gypsy_Skier
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It is. that's a way to huck cork 3 and its the easiest if your flexible. steve stepp almost always hucks it like that, it just looks better on skis. like here: at 0:51.
Aug 9 2012 8:01PM
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k-fred
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1:33
Aug 9 2012 8:34PM
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Gypsy_Skier
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ya just like the video up there, at the end
Aug 9 2012 8:49PM
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n.i.c.k
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I think i just learnt to?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PF2oz0GYW6Q&feature=youtu.be
Aug 12 2012 1:03AM
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John18_6
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Half a cork 3 is faceplant.
Sep 10 2013 1:35PM
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TNORTS
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Exactly...you need to practice 180's to your stomach.
Sep 10 2013 5:32PM
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blazer258
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Any advice would be apprecited, not sure where im going wrong, they dont look like other cork 3's ive seen
Sep 10 2013 8:12PM
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Casey
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you are going hip down like a flat spin, you gotta go belly down and basically do a loop from that position. Its hard and not that rewarding on a tramp IMO. But good luck
Sep 10 2013 10:00PM
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Amarino
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If you spin left. Look at your left foot when spinning so you will be able to see your landing the whole time and throw your right hip up and never stop looking down,
Sep 11 2013 2:03AM
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Calb3rt
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on the trampolines i find it easier to bounce a little side to side(like carving) instead of just straight up and down because when i do cork 3s on skis i dont set normally set them going straight off the jump.
Sep 11 2013 3:15PM
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whipple
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set it very slow, and very upright. your knees should be all the way to ur chest before you have done any spinning, then make sure your chest is facing down towards the trampoline. If it's facing up, youll do a flat 3. Start at completely upright 3 and work ur way off axis
Sep 11 2013 7:15PM
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p-fo
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It's fun to try once in a while, but I wouldn't spend concerted effort on this trick on the tramp. It doesn't really translate to snow since you do it differently on snow, and it's easier to learn on snow anyway. Makes much more sense when you can carve into it.
Sep 11 2013 7:33PM
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