Every Axis in Freestyle Skiing Explained

Name: Every Axis in Freestyle Skiing Explained
Uploaded: 2025-05-26T00:00:00Z
Duration: 7 min

07:08 min • 26/05/2025

From skipowd.tv :

Freestyle skiing involves mastering complex rotations across multiple axes to achieve mechanical precision on the slopes. By shifting their center of gravity away from a vertical position, athletes execute corks, flatspins, and bios during flight. Maneuvers like the misty and rodeo require precise timing to flip while rotating horizontally over park jumps. Taking off backwards for switch variations, including rodeos, misties, and corks, demands even greater spatial awareness. These technical movements define the progression of modern big air disciplines.

From Youtube :

Join my ski program: https://www.skool.com/freeski-university-3051/about?ref=ea6aad14951c4b199b58719119b167b7 Chapters: 00:00 Start 00:17 On vs Off axis 00:57 Cork 01:42 Flatspin 02:12 Rodeo 03:10 Misty 03:42 Bio 04:48 Switch cork 05:11 Switch rodeo 05:40 Switch misty 06:18 Switch bio

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John Davison

United States | Active: 2025-present public ski archive | Known for: freeski tutorials, POV park laps, Hyland Hills videos, Freeski University | Current: online freeski coaching and tutorial content John Davison is a freestyle-focused ski creator and coach whose verified public ski presence is built around tutorial videos, POV park laps, and progression-based freeski content. tv archive includes videos on trampolines, jump speed, switch landings, crashing safely, grabs, frontflips, rail basics, and Hyland Hills park sessions. Rather than presenting himself through contest results or full-part street films, Davison’s profile is centered on helping skiers understand small, repeatable steps in park and all-mountain freestyle progression.... Read more on the Athlete page