You may find some valuable information in this video but I have changed my mind a lot on how its best done. To learn good Corks on tramp please check this video out. th-cam.com/video/k2l_pl9Ubbk/w-d-xo.html To understand why you may need to work a lot on your set to make a great Cork and also why Morks should be avoided check out my Double cork tutorial: th-cam.com/video/32em513qNds/w-d-xo.html . I hope to remake this video as soon as possible.
I have had so many problems with this trick, my best bit of advice i was given is to not think about making the cork rotation. All a cork is is spinning with the axis of the jump. Still lean forward and make sure you really pop and then slowly with a T bar set take your arms towards axis of the jump. You can do this more and more each time and feel yourself do a flat axis 7, then a slight wobble and then a full cork. This was the only thing that worked for me.
I don’t have these down quite yet, but I think I’m at a breakthrough point. I saw some kid who was trying to learn them today on a 35 footer. He was mimicking the torso rotation and I told him to send it. He ended up going way too fast and landed flat after at least a 900 pencil rotation. 😬Surprised he walked away. My main takeaway - The torso rotation is pretty insignificant if you aren’t pulling your legs up and grabbing. I landed my first 720 with a safety grab today and I can already see how helpful it is to pull your legs up and carve a little on the takeoff. Next time, I will try grabbing at 270, like the guys suggests in this video. I think if you are grabbing, your body will start taking the easiest path to a full 720 - which actually means corking. Oh, and I’m using a much smaller jump (20-25 ft) A cork on skis is different than one on the tramp because of the weight of the skis and the angles of the takeoff & landing. So I think the secret is to just focus on carved 720s with grabs and forget about corking. Then again, I’m no expert - just a guy who is learning.
Taylor Hudson Cool I hope will stomp it soon. Thanks for requesting a tutorial on the tricky cork 3 and yes I might do it later in the season. Cork 3 are in my opinion way easier on skis than on trampoline. I will have cork 3s in mind but busy at the moment finishing the Intermediate tutorials. Hopefully I have time to make one before spring riding beggins. stompittutorials.com/tutorials/#player--intermediate.
Thank you so much +Anton Bobrov . I like how you say so far, it is always room for improvement. How can i make the tutorials better? Thanks again, Jens
+Stomp It Tutorials The trampoline part was an easy one, detailed instructions allow me to do cork7 in two hours, but I included jumps into foam pit as an intermediate step to get more familiar and relaxed. Now I'm waiting for a winter to try airbag and real stomp)
Thanks for the feedback. Yes I think you are right. Both in to foam pit from trampoline and I would have liked to have some shoots of practise onto big air bag or water too. I will try to have more steps like that mentioned in future tutorials.
I would say you're teaching how to throw a Mork. (Misty cork). I have been taught to (relative to the direction I'm throwing) drop my inside shoulder and raise my outside hip. That will throw you into the backflip, rearward rotation a true cork requires. This has you tucking, and throwing down, as you would a misty. I have an awful habit of throwing the way demonstrated in the video that pros have attempted to help me break. You can feel when you're on the foward, tucked, axis versus a rearward, open axis. Can we see a tutorial the latter way? Thanks.
True. See the comment I just pinned to the top of the feed. Something I thought I had done a couple of years ago. Follow greg´s tutorial on corks and you can probably improve your own set.
Ett där du kan göra en 720 med en OK grab med lätt het. Sedan är det ju också bra om hoppet är säkert byggt alltså hopp och landning i ungefär samma höjd så du inte landar så hårt om det skulle oturas.
Great tutorial. Will I still learn it as well if I'm using a diving Board? I have no access to a trampoline. And what's the background music if you have any idea?
Send me a video of it and I will let you know what I think. It´s normally one of the following two problems. Lean to much back or that you don´t cork out resulting in a back landing. /Jens
Landed my first one yesterday but it wasn’t proper. I basically did a cork 540 plus a 180 (that’s what it looked like). On a different attempt I did a cork 7 but I flipped it instead of cork. I was wondering what that trick is called?
I feel like cork 7 is easier than normal 7. Haven't done either, but when learning 3s my biggest issue was losing the axis and leaning to the right. I feel like I kinda set my 3s corked anyways to compensate, like it feels like I throw forwards and left. Am I delusional?
I'm curious, in your cork 360 video you made it sound like it was very hard and in this video you make it look very easy... Is a cork 7 harder than a cork 3?
Well probably not to be honest since you just need to either learn a better and faster technique for spinning or just cheat and hit a bigger jump. Watch our 540 tutorials in the intermediate tutorials pack to improve your technique perhaps.
Hey ! just a little question, I totally have my cork 7 on trampoline and I perfectly understand the rotation, but when I'm on my skis I always, always, always do a underflip. I tried rodeo, bio, flat spin, cork but i absolutely always do a underflip. Do you have any tips for me ? Thank you :)
+Gilles9981 Next time you are keen on doing the cork 7s start doing some straight 720s with no cork. Then you just lean back a tiny bit the first couple of times. So you do a almost normal spin. And then you keep increasing the cork just like in this video. Are you happy with the answer?
You can do it that way man, but generally that is an awful way to set the cork. This is because you dip you head around to quick and you will loss a strong and proper set (which is everything)! With out a strong proper set you have a hard time getting grabs and being comfortable with the axis,,, also if you ever decided to do a double cork. and you. don't have the proper set, it likely won't go well ;) Trust me dawg, I spent a year re learning my corks just to do double 😄 hope that helps man!
Not at all man 😄 as long as you have the proper set and you're comfortable with the axis off snow (Ie. Trampoline, water ramps, etc) you'll be fine for sure man ;)I mean obviously shit happens, but 90% chance you'll b e gucci!! Hope that helps man!
This is a bio and not a cork. A cork is technically when you lean back and over your shoulder considerably doing and over flip. A bio is where you are leaning under like and under flip to start the rotation and then bring it around. Common misconception but still a cool tutorial! your body movement in a cork is going up and bringing your hips out and leaning in to more of a backflip, what you're doing here is leaning under kind of like a front flip but bringing it around on the cork axis. You should be leaning back and more into a backflip then bringing it around on a corked axis. Sorry to break it to ya but that's not a cork, and more of a bio or a Mork. (Misty cork, or misty 7 on a cork axis)
May be different in Switzerland but this isn’t how we coach these in Canada. This is an improper axis and set. This is coming from an air 4 ski coach, no bullshit here.
+Eric Mann no it isn't. maybe a d-spin 7 like mike douglas was doing 15 years ago could sort of be described like that, but a cork 7 is not a full invert, and it isn't at all thrown like a backflip.
Lol you set the cork 7 way to hard on snow, you should not be looking behind you before you take of. The cork 7 on the trampoline you guys were doing were not proper corks. My coach calls them morks, notice how they set on the trampoline almost like a switch cork 7 (misty 7 going backwards). Most of the explanations in this video is helpful, but the form is terrible. I would recommend going to a gym and get professional help if you would like to learn to cork. You shouldn't try cork 7s immediately on snow TRY IT ON A AUR BAG OR WATER RAMP. I had cork 7's down on tramps so I tried it on snow and ate shit to my face, and got 24 stitches. Seek for professional help
before making a tutorial please know how to do the trick properly. Thanks. That way the 62000 people who watched this won't learn how not to do a cork.
Thanks for your valid opinion. At the time I really thought this is the easiest way to get started learning corks. It is also the most common way people are doing it corks on skis. I was watching the dew tour final the other day I noticed almost every pro there has more or less a morky set for their doubles these days. It is only Gus Kenworthys cork 7 tutorial thats competing with this tutorial and he has a morky set too. How ever as my morky set was holding me back learning dub cork 1080s I learned to appreciated a good old T set with chest up. How ever I am planning on remaking this tutorial and have deep look at getting a perfect set rather than an easy to do cork 7. Until then I´ve added a link to a better video on how to do it on a tramp. Cheers, Jens
Honestly I am very impressed with your response, seeming as how my initial comment was quite douchey. I would really like to see people setting back harder and popping their hips forward. It took me a long time to learn the T set, chest up, hips forward method but its almost essential for the dub 10.
Haha thanks and yes you started of a little strong but you deserved an answer non the less. Did you see our two double cork tutorials? Check em out I ramble on a lot about the two "methods" and you can see how I struggle on the tramp and snow but gets the dub 12 in the end.
You may find some valuable information in this video but I have changed my mind a lot on how its best done. To learn good Corks on tramp please check this video out. th-cam.com/video/k2l_pl9Ubbk/w-d-xo.html To understand why you may need to work a lot on your set to make a great Cork and also why Morks should be avoided check out my Double cork tutorial: th-cam.com/video/32em513qNds/w-d-xo.html . I hope to remake this video as soon as possible.
You should remake it
Look so easy but whenever i do it in my eyes it looks like i am doing a triple cork 1620 lmfao
So true lol
I just leaned dub 12 and your basically just doing the motion. you can’t see shit until the cork 5 and even then it’s pretty blurry.
I have had so many problems with this trick, my best bit of advice i was given is to not think about making the cork rotation. All a cork is is spinning with the axis of the jump. Still lean forward and make sure you really pop and then slowly with a T bar set take your arms towards axis of the jump. You can do this more and more each time and feel yourself do a flat axis 7, then a slight wobble and then a full cork. This was the only thing that worked for me.
great advice!
I’ve prob watched this vid 10 times to make sure I got everything down before I try it and the intro never gets old
Did you get it?
@@lucaknych1610 I did it sloppy like once and haven’t done it since 😅
I don’t have these down quite yet, but I think I’m at a breakthrough point. I saw some kid who was trying to learn them today on a 35 footer. He was mimicking the torso rotation and I told him to send it. He ended up going way too fast and landed flat after at least a 900 pencil rotation. 😬Surprised he walked away. My main takeaway - The torso rotation is pretty insignificant if you aren’t pulling your legs up and grabbing.
I landed my first 720 with a safety grab today and I can already see how helpful it is to pull your legs up and carve a little on the takeoff. Next time, I will try grabbing at 270, like the guys suggests in this video. I think if you are grabbing, your body will start taking the easiest path to a full 720 - which actually means corking. Oh, and I’m using a much smaller jump (20-25 ft)
A cork on skis is different than one on the tramp because of the weight of the skis and the angles of the takeoff & landing. So I think the secret is to just focus on carved 720s with grabs and forget about corking.
Then again, I’m no expert - just a guy who is learning.
Can you do a video on how to flat 3
@@natanbtw4980 maybe for you but not everyone is at the same skill level now are they so kindly fuck off
Don’t listen to this guy. His corks are so bad.
@@hughmac_06 yea they are def morks. I only recognize it because I can only mork, not cork lol
Carving the cork helps a lot! :)
+Der Grantelbart I tried cork 7 today and stomped it, all thanks to your comment, thanks dude ;)
I used to really really struggle but then I read a tip to grab safety halfway through and it made all the difference
Thank you for making these videos available. This is a great product
Thanks Shawn I really appriciate it!
Very nice detailed tutorial, cant wait for the winter now :)
Thanks and use the end of summer and the autumn to get it down perfect on the trampoline. Have fun! /Jens
+Stomp It Tutorials thanks! I dont have a trampoline, but I use my friends all the time.
Dude, thanks a lot for the tips. I'm not that far yet, but I'll definitely your website out!
Yea man check it out. and good luck stomping it.
Just did it, THANKS!
Sweet tut man, can't wait to try this when the ski season starts! Just gonna tramp it out for now
Thanks Shoal! Good luck stomping them on the tramp for now and on snow for later! /Jens
+Stomp It Tutorials finally got to a trampoline park today. Within 30 mins I had the corks down.... Sick thanks for the vid again.
Cheers
Well done tutorial! Allowed me to practice the rotation safely on the tramp before I take it to snow this weekend. Thank you!
Thanks so much!! You earned a sub!
Thank you for enjoying it. Let me know if you stomp the cork 7. Good luck and thanks for sharing. /Jens
Yes I'm defiantly trying them on the tramp later this week! Could you possibly do a tutorial on cork 3? I get confused on the rotation!
Taylor Hudson Cool I hope will stomp it soon. Thanks for requesting a tutorial on the tricky cork 3 and yes I might do it later in the season. Cork 3 are in my opinion way easier on skis than on trampoline. I will have cork 3s in mind but busy at the moment finishing the Intermediate tutorials. Hopefully I have time to make one before spring riding beggins. stompittutorials.com/tutorials/#player--intermediate.
Okay! Thanks that would be great!
Amazing in depth video
The best tutorial so far!
Thank you so much +Anton Bobrov . I like how you say so far, it is always room for improvement. How can i make the tutorials better?
Thanks again,
Jens
+Stomp It Tutorials The trampoline part was an easy one, detailed instructions allow me to do cork7 in two hours, but I included jumps into foam pit as an intermediate step to get more familiar and relaxed. Now I'm waiting for a winter to try airbag and real stomp)
Thanks for the feedback. Yes I think you are right. Both in to foam pit from trampoline and I would have liked to have some shoots of practise onto big air bag or water too. I will try to have more steps like that mentioned in future tutorials.
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I would say you're teaching how to throw a Mork. (Misty cork). I have been taught to (relative to the direction I'm throwing) drop my inside shoulder and raise my outside hip. That will throw you into the backflip, rearward rotation a true cork requires. This has you tucking, and throwing down, as you would a misty. I have an awful habit of throwing the way demonstrated in the video that pros have attempted to help me break. You can feel when you're on the foward, tucked, axis versus a rearward, open axis. Can we see a tutorial the latter way? Thanks.
True. See the comment I just pinned to the top of the feed. Something I thought I had done a couple of years ago. Follow greg´s tutorial on corks and you can probably improve your own set.
Land it for a week ago! Thanks for the great tips!
Yea man great stuff! Sorry for late response :P
The video is good although the corks are awful the set isn't even close to proper
Hei, eg står på ski i Hemsedal. Hvilket hopp tror du passer best å prøve cork 7 på for første gang? :)
Ett där du kan göra en 720 med en OK grab med lätt het. Sedan är det ju också bra om hoppet är säkert byggt alltså hopp och landning i ungefär samma höjd så du inte landar så hårt om det skulle oturas.
you just earned yourself a bell
make a tutorial on a cork 360
+PARKOUR MASTER I will :) Next season. Thanks for the request.
Do I know how to flat 360?
No
Did I just watch an entire video on how to cork 720?
Yes. Will properly rewatch with admiration.
Flat 3 and cork are nothing alike u don’t need to know how to flat 3
Great tutorial. Will I still learn it as well if I'm using a diving Board? I have no access to a trampoline. And what's the background music if you have any idea?
I find trampoline´s better but I remember practising a lot from 1 meter high springboards as well.
The intro music is by Liricas Analas and the rest is by Philly Joseph soundcloud.com/phillyjoseph
I always land on my back. Am I looking too close behind me at take-off maybe?
Send me a video of it and I will let you know what I think. It´s normally one of the following two problems. Lean to much back or that you don´t cork out resulting in a back landing. /Jens
Landed my first one yesterday but it wasn’t proper. I basically did a cork 540 plus a 180 (that’s what it looked like). On a different attempt I did a cork 7 but I flipped it instead of cork. I was wondering what that trick is called?
It’s just like a back full not corked
d spin 7
I feel like cork 7 is easier than normal 7. Haven't done either, but when learning 3s my biggest issue was losing the axis and leaning to the right. I feel like I kinda set my 3s corked anyways to compensate, like it feels like I throw forwards and left. Am I delusional?
Thanks! Nice vid!
I'm curious, in your cork 360 video you made it sound like it was very hard and in this video you make it look very easy... Is a cork 7 harder than a cork 3?
Most people learn cork sev before cork 3
Cork 3 is a super unstable rotation from a physics perspective, so it’s really technical.
yes cork 7 is harder
is cork 7 the easiest cork or should i start with like a cork 3?
When I tried cork 7 it turned into complete backflip 360 (It was a very lippy jump)
Better than this guys mork
Rewatching this to learn oppo corks. It's crazy how hard it is to learn a trick you already know to you unnatural direction
y do u want to learn unnatural
Could u guys do how to 720 please? i can 540 easy off small jumps and even 630 off mediums.
Well probably not to be honest since you just need to either learn a better and faster technique for spinning or just cheat and hit a bigger jump. Watch our 540 tutorials in the intermediate tutorials pack to improve your technique perhaps.
Didn't know u had one so thanks a lot! Love all of your videos
Can you make a Bio 720 tutorial? :)
+Mantas Alex It will be done in the future on the website or perhaps here on youtube. Thanks for the request.
this was so help full!!!!!!!!!!!!! thanks
Thanks you for appriciating it! Have you landed the cork 7?
ya i almost can stick it
Smooth Filmz Awesome I´m stoked for you getting this milestone trick down soon.
What size jump r u on?
I have a question. Is cork 360 harder than 540s and 720s?
Im not sure but in pretty sure that to get the rigth rotation on cork 3s is harder than on cork 5s
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Thank my friend
Have you landed it Marcus?
@@StompItTutorials he died bro🤧
Amazing tutorial but whats the song name please ?
darude sandstorm
I just tried my first cork sev today and was so close
What grap do you recommend with cork 720?
Safety since it is almost nothing to think about. Mute grab is also good since it makes you really tucked up which helps you to cork and uncork fast.
Stomp It Tutorials thank you
My friend bet me 50 bucks to do it and i just learned to 180😂 will try tomorrow
Gotta get them hips up on take off. Those are mork 7s
True
oh my god
Hey ! just a little question, I totally have my cork 7 on trampoline and I perfectly understand the rotation, but when I'm on my skis I always, always, always do a underflip. I tried rodeo, bio, flat spin, cork but i absolutely always do a underflip. Do you have any tips for me ? Thank you :)
+Gilles9981 Next time you are keen on doing the cork 7s start doing some straight 720s with no cork. Then you just lean back a tiny bit the first couple of times. So you do a almost normal spin. And then you keep increasing the cork just like in this video. Are you happy with the answer?
i cant seem to get corked really i always do the safety and look behind but i just end up doing a backflip 360
one day
When I try it I’m kind of flip it instead so I’m upside down. Any1 got any tips?
How many feet is the jump?
About 5-7 meters. Rather small.
anyone do it like a 180 misty 5????
You can do it that way man, but generally that is an awful way to set the cork. This is because you dip you head around to quick and you will loss a strong and proper set (which is everything)! With out a strong proper set you have a hard time getting grabs and being comfortable with the axis,,, also if you ever decided to do a double cork. and you. don't have the proper set, it likely won't go well ;) Trust me dawg, I spent a year re learning my corks just to do double 😄 hope that helps man!
Do you think i can go to the hospital trying a cork 720 ?
Not at all man 😄 as long as you have the proper set and you're comfortable with the axis off snow (Ie. Trampoline, water ramps, etc) you'll be fine for sure man ;)I mean obviously shit happens, but 90% chance you'll b e gucci!! Hope that helps man!
where do you get those sparkly cork tramp shoes?
Haha at Freestyle Academy in Laax. You gotta wear those fancy sparkly shoes there :P
Stomp It Tutorials they look like they jump extra high
They do :P
Im 5 years late but is a cork 360 easier or cork 720??
Definitely a cork 7
@@baseballdude345 ok ty
Why am I watching this I just did a 360 the first time last month
Thanks I am right now on hospital...
I feel my rotation is more bio or misty
yeah freestyle academy laax
Yes indeed :)
This is a bio and not a cork. A cork is technically when you lean back and over your shoulder considerably doing and over flip. A bio is where you are leaning under like and under flip to start the rotation and then bring it around. Common misconception but still a cool tutorial! your body movement in a cork is going up and bringing your hips out and leaning in to more of a backflip, what you're doing here is leaning under kind of like a front flip but bringing it around on the cork axis. You should be leaning back and more into a backflip then bringing it around on a corked axis. Sorry to break it to ya but that's not a cork, and more of a bio or a Mork. (Misty cork, or misty 7 on a cork axis)
Laax
Am I the only one who doesn't ski/snowboard
this looks morked to me. i don’t rly know tho
Good Video but these were all morks
The Brigade Jr yea you’ve gotta set farther back for a good cork. Morks are gay
*mork tutorial
May be different in Switzerland but this isn’t how we coach these in Canada. This is an improper axis and set. This is coming from an air 4 ski coach, no bullshit here.
Cork 720 = 360 backflip
+Eric Mann no it isn't. maybe a d-spin 7 like mike douglas was doing 15 years ago could sort of be described like that, but a cork 7 is not a full invert, and it isn't at all thrown like a backflip.
That would be a rodeo 7
Eric Mann this is why world peace doesn't exist
sorry bro that was a misty.
teaching the how to death?? haha
Be careful sir!
50% of ur corks were just straight up mistys
Lol you set the cork 7 way to hard on snow, you should not be looking behind you before you take of. The cork 7 on the trampoline you guys were doing were not proper corks. My coach calls them morks, notice how they set on the trampoline almost like a switch cork 7 (misty 7 going backwards). Most of the explanations in this video is helpful, but the form is terrible. I would recommend going to a gym and get professional help if you would like to learn to cork. You shouldn't try cork 7s immediately on snow TRY IT ON A AUR BAG OR WATER RAMP. I had cork 7's down on tramps so I tried it on snow and ate shit to my face, and got 24 stitches. Seek for professional help
Did you record it atleast ?
You probably had a bad pop, on your heels to much... Gotta make sure you have pressure on shins before you actually spin it.
Cores N Thane maybe you ate snow because your form was bad?
Cores N Thane cork on skis are different than proper trampoline corks
Does daddy pay for your coach or are you just independently rich and able to afford a coach and water ramps?
Too bad thats a misty 7 which tends to happen when your throw forwards and down instead of up and back .
wrong
before making a tutorial please know how to do the trick properly. Thanks. That way the 62000 people who watched this won't learn how not to do a cork.
Thanks for your valid opinion. At the time I really thought this is the easiest way to get started learning corks. It is also the most common way people are doing it corks on skis. I was watching the dew tour final the other day I noticed almost every pro there has more or less a morky set for their doubles these days. It is only Gus Kenworthys cork 7 tutorial thats competing with this tutorial and he has a morky set too.
How ever as my morky set was holding me back learning dub cork 1080s I learned to appreciated a good old T set with chest up. How ever I am planning on remaking this tutorial and have deep look at getting a perfect set rather than an easy to do cork 7. Until then I´ve added a link to a better video on how to do it on a tramp. Cheers, Jens
Honestly I am very impressed with your response, seeming as how my initial comment was quite douchey. I would really like to see people setting back harder and popping their hips forward. It took me a long time to learn the T set, chest up, hips forward method but its almost essential for the dub 10.
Haha thanks and yes you started of a little strong but you deserved an answer non the less. Did you see our two double cork tutorials? Check em out I ramble on a lot about the two "methods" and you can see how I struggle on the tramp and snow but gets the dub 12 in the end.
i though that for cork yo have to get your head back before yo look to your tails
@2024 Tyler Rantz ok