I’ve been working on 360s all season and haven’t been able to stomp one. This is the best I’ve done. Is there anything I’m doing wrong?
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/957911/trim-4536B065-C698-482B-A01F-08E2017B636E-MOV
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YoMamasFavSkiiaWhen you jump, try to rotate three hundred and sixty degrees. Keep looking ova ya shoulder then spot the landing. Keep grinding
akcmyles42What resort is that?
extravertYou threw really hard with your arms and head, but then those stalled out at 180. Your legs caught up and whipped around but you were still looking back at the jump. Try to keep your whole body spinning by making sure your hips and legs are just behind your upper body, with your head leading. You shouldn't be setting it all with your upper body. I know this sounds dumb but unclip from your skis and do it on the ground. When you ski off the jump its exactly the same motion, don't do any more wind up.
YoMamasFavSkiiaWhen you jump, try to rotate three hundred and sixty degrees. Keep looking ova ya shoulder then spot the landing. Keep grinding
adamMfreeriderRoundtop Mountain Resort in PA
SuspiciousFishYour core (abs) is not engaged so your body is twisting and arms and legs are flailing around causing you to lose control. Set up for the jump with a little lower stance and tighten your abs on the takeoff. Keep your core engaged while you rotate and focus on your arms and legs moving all as one.
Its easy to practice this. Just stand in your room and do a 180 jump with your eyes level, core engaged, feet apart and hands up like your are holding your poles. Try to keep your body in that same position for the rotation and while you land. Do some sets until your body learns the proper form then do 360 rotations. Do this for 10 min a day every day. Then when you get to the snow your body will have leaned the proper form and core engagement and you will feel much more controlled in the air.
If you have a trampoline its good to practice this as well.
ski_salmon69Alright update; did my first 360 attempts of the season today off this sidehit and I’m getting closer. I focused on keeping my head looking around the rotation and I think that’s what I was missing. Just gotta get those shoulders under control now.
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/986926/trim-745CA3A2-5B29-4AF4-A688-5EFBF99836F1-MOV
**This post was edited on Jan 2nd 2021 at 8:22:38pm
ski_salmon69I’ve been working on 360s all season and haven’t been able to stomp one. This is the best I’ve done. Is there anything I’m doing wrong?
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/957911/trim-4536B065-C698-482B-A01F-08E2017B636E-MOV
ski_salmon69I’ve been working on 360s all season and haven’t been able to stomp one. This is the best I’ve done. Is there anything I’m doing wrong?
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/957911/trim-4536B065-C698-482B-A01F-08E2017B636E-MOV
ski_salmon69I’ve been working on 360s all season and haven’t been able to stomp one. This is the best I’ve done. Is there anything I’m doing wrong?
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/957911/trim-4536B065-C698-482B-A01F-08E2017B636E-MOV
NarrowGlintpop
learning to pop my tricks instead of just hucking changed everything. Focus on being crouched before you come off the jump, POP, spin, and try to be aware in the air (spotting). Your body was disconnected that's why u didn't get it around. Pop and you'll be good.