Help with Lincoln Loops

I've learned this on the tramp both ways and really want to take it to the snow this year, but I'm a huge pussy...

Also why can't I 450 off, like I hit a rail that is 6 inches off the ground and can 2 off perfect both ways and then I raise the rail like a 2 feet and I spin the 2 and then I just stop spinning and land the 2 out...

^Sorry for being off topic...

Did you try the Lincoln loop on snow? Or the tramp? I'm not an expert on this trick so I can't help you but, I want to learn so you could help me...

How big of a jump did you hit? Did you have enough air time?
Just curious because when it snows more I'll just make a back yard jump and try it there...

When I learned them, I did the same thing. In fact, I learned Underflip before I landed the Lincoln. For me, I focus on driving the shoulder that im lifting (I spin left so its my right) forward, especially at the beginning of the rotation. It feels like an over emphasized cork 3 to me. Really a fun trick once you figure it out. Good Luck!

I use to have the same problem. I found if I set it more like a flat 3/wackflip, then I can do them with no problem.

I would do the same thing

My solution? Just pull it around and land switch.
I'd do this by setting it, flipping, and when I'm upside down dragging my following shoulder back.

So if I flip to the right, once I'm halfway through the rotation (upside down) I drive my left shoulder backwards which causes me to do a full 180 before I land instead of just a 90 and landing sideways

I suppose that's not a true Lincoln anymore, closer to a weird late flatspin

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A good way to put the motion in your head is to just spam them on the tramp. Seriously I can do like 10-15 of them in a row. Doing that should help you develop the muscle memory to do the same when you throw it on snow.

BrownBomberWhen I learned them, I did the same thing. In fact, I learned Underflip before I landed the Lincoln. For me, I focus on driving the shoulder that im lifting (I spin left so its my right) forward, especially at the beginning of the rotation. It feels like an over emphasized cork 3 to me. Really a fun trick once you figure it out. Good Luck!

same, i learned underflips too, the jump throws you pack so make sure to pop a bit more forward and dont turn your head... resist doing the 180 to switch!!