Nosebutter help

steez_apprenticeEver since I finally switch over to more playful skis, I've been having serious problems learning to nosebutter. I ride ON3P Magnus 90's which are definitely are still a stiff ski but more playful at the ends, but I still can't find myself being able to nose butter 3 or even 1. Any suggestions?

It’s not hard, I can do it and I suck. Do a 360 with your arms and a nose butter with your hips and feet. If you’re having trouble getting into the butter, make sure you’re jumping Into it, and foreword onto the noses of your skis.

you got this homie

steez_apprenticeEver since I finally switch over to more playful skis, I've been having serious problems learning to nosebutter. I ride ON3P Magnus 90's which are definitely are still a stiff ski but more playful at the ends, but I still can't find myself being able to nose butter 3 or even 1. Any suggestions?

Throw your arms down and left ( or whatever way you spin ) and lean forward.

JITYIt’s not hard, I can do it and I suck. Do a 360 with your arms and a nose butter with your hips and feet. If you’re having trouble getting into the butter, make sure you’re jumping Into it, and foreword onto the noses of your skis.

you got this homie

what do you mean by jumping into it

idk get jets maybe

What kinds of butters are you looking to do? Knuckle taps? Or long drawn out presses? Are your boots at least 120 flex. If you want to increase press length you have to spend a lot of time pressed. Gonna have to build strength and balance by making j turns and kicking your heels up more and more, longer and longer. For taps, you gonna have to learn good nollie and nollie 1. Focus on intensity rather than duration at first. Tap/smear/press after upper body is at least at 180 to hit your neutral between takeoff and 180. Don’t focus on what kind of skis you have.

strength. it takes so much strength to control a butter, thats why weak wallisch cant do em.