You also need to be able to do excellent and small cork 5s and 7s on snow.
In step 4 we go through what to think about when doing double corks on a water ramp.
I spot the landing as early as I can when I am estimating the second cork.
Missing the grab is quite common on water ramps.
Despite how god the tuck and mute grab felt here I did not work.
Reach down with you arm at the same time as you are pulling your legs in.
This may help you cork in and out of it a little faster.
If he stayed tucked I think he may have uncorked it enough to land on his skis.
Mark manages to get the grab already at 180.
Grabbing early helps him cork in and out of the first cork really fast.
If we look at my “awful” set here it quite morky still.
Tipping the body and cork in the direction of the red arrow.
This makes me require more rotation per cork making me a dub 12 kind of guy.
I do not manage to get the grab before 450-540 which also makes the cork cork out slower.
First cork is for me completely finished by 720 and dips into a hard cork 540 after that.
Go back to trampoline if you have this problem.
Step 5: How you could prepare your self on snow without having to just commit and sending it.
Ideally you want the second cork to dip straight back or straight back and slightly towards the camera.
After estimating how fast and hard you have to spin and cork imagine your self doing it.
I was standing still and riding the lift practising the set by twisting the body.
On my first attempt I manage to just about land the double cork 1260 with a safety grab.
It was not a beauty but the stoke was as high as I can get.
Went a bit deep down the landing and landed nose heave resulted in the following face plant.
Luckily it was spring and the landing could not be any better than this, soft and smooth!
Go back to practice more single corks on tramp and skis until it comes natural to you.
Finished at seven 720 and starting to cork backwards and away from the camera like the following picture shows.
Dipping away from the camera.
Erik is nicely uncorked between 540-630 with this wicked mute.
Second cork also dips back and even slightly away from the camera allowing Erik to do a fast uncork.
