Hi, Jens at Stomp It Tutorials here.
I thought I'm going to show you how to Lazyboy handdrag cork 3 on skis.
Check it out!
So first time you do this make sure you got the speed down.
Sit down, carve a little.
Oh that felt good.
Once you have done that a couple of times, start corking more.
aow take it deep
And after that grab a tail grab or something.
Japan grab also works pretty well.
But before you take it big like that start tiny like this like handdrag 180.
Good to warm up a little bit.
What you should know before you try your first lazy boys is to do 360s and 540s of small
and medium sized jumps.
Step 1 is to learn a lazy boy hand drag 180 off a small drop or a small roller.
When you do a lazy boy 180 off a drop.
Put quite some pressure on that hand to get the feet down underneath yourself.
Later on when you do the lazy boy of a kicker and you start corking it you do not need to
do that as much.
If you do it off something really small like this you may have to pop some off the ground
to make it back up to standing.
At Stomp It Camps the other week I was teaching these two Norwegians first on a little side
hit like that one then a table instead of a drop.
Just a few days later after that, this guy was landing his first lazy boy 540s.
Step 2.
Practise carving while sitting down on your skis.
To make it a little less hard work I like to keep my hands in front of my knees to keep
my body weight forwards.
This helps also with the balance on the skis so you can carve a bit easier.
I find it very important that timing of the carve is right for the jump.
With that, I mean that you take off straight off the jump.
I doesn't have to be perfectly straight.
People carve off so they jump off a bit towards the side all the time.
It's fine.
Just don't do it too much.
Give yourself plenty of time to do the carve in since its obviously pretty hard to carve
while sitting down.
So you carve while not be as tight as it would otherwise.
Step 3.
Lazy boy 360 with a wi bit of cork.
An ideal first jump to do it can look something like this.
Rather popy and not too long plateau.
That makes it a pretty good jump because of the pop sends you up and that you don't jump
so big.
Once you landed a couple lazy boy 360s over a jump like that.
Increase the size of the jump.
Notice here how early I can spot the landing.
I haven't even spun a 180 and I see the landing perfectly.
Step 4.
Lazy boy cork 540s.
When my buddy Martin here is doing his lazy boys he starts dragging the hand pretty much
on the side of his body.
Then he moves it backwards towards the tails.
I think that the further back you drag the more you are going to cork.
He also pops a bit and gets the grab just before 180.
I don't recommend that you start out with a sick tail grab like this one. I suggest you do a japan grab or safety grab when you start out.