Why Your Backside 360s Are Harder Then They Need To Be

[@tpespos]

Thank you for the feedback! Sadly we haven’t had much snow at all in vegas so my jump options have been super limited but I’ll try and find something better. Thank you for all of the tips on the form, I didn’t notice those errors so it was definitely helpful to hear

[@SnowboardingExplained]

Hopefully you get some snow! Glad I managed to give you some new information. Even practicing this at home will do you solid!!!

[@BeckettThiel-l6d]

Thanks

[@Ellieaaarggghhh]

Mine feel like I'm trying to cram too much into the spin and missing the landing. Would you say the head should lead?

[@SnowboardingExplained]

Make sure your upper body is always leading a rotation the best way to train. This is just at home doing 360s jumping walking them get comfortable with doing the 360 at home leading a fat upper body and it will make it a lot easier when you try on snow. You’re trying to learn as many of these principles as you can off the mountain so when you actually go to the mountain, it happens naturally and you can focus on your takeoff

[@Ellieaaarggghhh]

@ got it. I do some practice at home but find static is actually harder. Your advice helps because when I do them at home the landing is always sketchy. Sometimes I stumble or I over or under spin. Thanks!

[@SnowboardingExplained]

Make sure you lead the rotation with your upper body and use counter rotation. Sounds like your keeping upper and lower body too connected.

[@Ellieaaarggghhh]

@@SnowboardingExplained I’ll have to play around with these ideas.

[@maga_mantris]

My threes lack steez.

[@SnowboardingExplained]

Means your take offs need work;)