I've been practacing on my garden trampoline and ive had trouble landing big corks... Basically when i land a cork 5 or 7 i can just bring my legs around my and stomp easily but when i do a cork 10 i spin really fast so i can't seem to get my legs under me, instead i'm still landing a little bit corked so i'm really scared to try it on snow cuz if i land corked it'll hurt more cuz i've already had some close calls on the tramp... I do as always, look down and around at my ankles and do a grab but when I land now i tend to land on my shoulders...Is it cuz i can't spot my landing or is there a routine which i can try to get my body around properly?

-K THANKS!

Unfortantly... no one on Y!A is going to be able to help you out with this caliber of a trick. I always like to have a trick dialed on tramps or into the pit before I throw them on snow. Maybe try throwing the cork a little differently in the beginning and try to rely on the spin instead of being able to whip your feet around for the landing.
Also if you can find someone who can already cork 10 to teach you that is always a huge plus!
Best of luck man. Don't hurt yourself!

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