clearing up cork

Hate to break it to you but not everyone corks to the same degree, some people come straight off, some carve, some cork hard at the start, some cork hard at the end...it all depends on the height, distance, and the skier.





I dont know half of you half as well as I should like, and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve.

so very true. my friend dips at the end, and I dip off the start, catch is I can do 7's if I Really round it out, but my buddy can throw whatever he wants. Like there's no way I can do a cork 9 right now, my body naturally coems around upright at the 5, and for 7 I just throw into it a bit more and hold like the extra 90. I like it cause it looks crazy smooth but i wish I could even try a 9. any pointers??? (even on tramp I can't)


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sig jones reppin for T-Zigs aka the original Kasa.T.



807

yes i know everyone does it different im not an amateur unlinke the majority of this site but it annoys me when people describe anything that is vaguely off axis as a cork.
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fuck you

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ha, me too, or especially if its like 2 inches from under the middle of their foot and they call it a nose press hahaha


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sig jones reppin for T-Zigs aka the original Kasa.T.



807

If you want to get technical anything at any degree off axis is a cork. Sure it looks a hell of a lot better when you are corked 90 or better, but lets face it not many people can pull that shit.

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