Cork 3

This is a weird thing to explain but you come back to your feet if you don’t ‘spin’ out of it. Like a cork 3 requires a lateral rotation where you get sort of flat and don’t panic. Pick one foot off the floor, bend down and touch your plant leg, and do a 360.

Idk if you’ll get the feel just off a knuckle like your your video maybe try to work up to like a 30 foot jump to do it slower.

I’ll try that thanks

I’m working on them right now actually. Top tips.

carve hard as fuckkkkk like carve like your life depends on it. And you wanna basically touch the snow when u carve that hard. Then u wanna lightly set the rotation, the bigger the jump the easier. You want to imagine yourself jumping into a wall and you want to put your feet against the wall. Also when u take off drop your shoulder and grab safety. It’s all j feel, you don’t even rly have to set a rotation the carve should do it on its own.

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1027383/trim-9B7574F8-D5DF-4EDA-B5DE-BAE6AF33B171-MOVThis is from my first day learning them, carve even harder than I am and make sure you stay more tucked than me too. I don’t grab in this but grab definitely helps, either reach down to grab lead safety or pull your leg up to grab trailing. Send clips next time hope that all helps good luck!

its all about the carve and the grab.

- learn to do normal 3 setting in a t-pose, holding the t-pose in the air, and landing in the t-pose. it should feel pretty smooth and rotation is done exclusivley with the head. no push and pull sensation with your arms.

- dont worry about getting super inverted. carve your 3s and just feel the wobble out.

- dont sling your head back, this will put you back seat.

- if spinning left, carve off of the right side of the lip. if spinning right, carve off the left.

- imagine there is a wall at the lip. it should feel like you are trying to hit the wall with your skis first.

- the grab is slightly different to most; instead of pulling your legs up, try reaching down to your feet. this will help the invert.

- on a bigger jump, i like getting my feet wide apart from eachother to slow the rotation down.

-and dont forget to pop up and forward.

https://instagram.com/p/B537qrylHw8/

not my best, but it’s in slow mo.

ski addiction on tramp:
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/954442/How-To-Cork-360---540-On-Skissaga trick tips:

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/690159/Saga-Trick-Tip--Cork-3stomp it

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/895571/HOW-TO-CORK-360-ON-SKIS---Stompit-Tutorials
i remember one of wallisch too but cant find it

eyyy 420 posts, nice. never posting again

**This post was edited on Jan 18th 2022 at 10:26:08am

If you can cork 3 that small ass jump ur the best skier of all time. I would never try one on a jump like that.

Everyone problem with cork 3’s is that when they go to make it more inverted they land on their side. The reason why you land on your side is because you over-rotated. Cork 3 isnt a huck trick at all its full finesse. Keegan gave some good tips only thing I would add is that u gotta be super patient on takeoff and you see the landing for the whole time ina cork 3. At 180 u can see it between ur legs, never lose sight of the landing. If you go more inverted and still land on ur side from overrotating try being more patient on takeoff and it helps me personally to set the trick and then keep my leading spin arm near my trailing leg. It slows the rotation cuz if u keep that leading shoulder open you will most likely do a 5 instead. Don’t force that last tip too hard but I recommend trying it. Helped me a lot

Bigger jump

**This post was edited on Jan 19th 2022 at 7:27:01pm

Bigger jump, its a floaty trick

lazy boys are cool too if you wanna try something similar

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jPZ--bE6NDw