Learn Switch Double Cork 900 FAST! | Sw Dub 9 Tutorial for Skiers (Trampoline to Snow)

Name: Learn Switch Double Cork 900 FAST! | Sw Dub 9 Tutorial for Skiers (Trampoline to Snow)
Uploaded: 2025-10-27T00:00:00Z
Duration: 2 min

02:31 min • 27/10/2025

From skipowd.tv :

Advanced park skiers master the Switch Double Cork 900 by transitioning technical movements from the trampoline to the snow. Developing off-axis rotation and air awareness allows for stomping the trick cleanly in the park. Athletes must prioritize the initial switch takeoff before committing to the double inversion mid-air. Maintaining body control during the flight ensures a stable landing on the mountain. Skiers achieve technical progression through consistent practice across various terrain features.

From Youtube :

Learn how to Switch Double Cork 900 the FAST way! In this freestyle skiing tutorial, I break down how to Sw Dub 9 on the trampoline and take it to snow. Perfect for advanced park skiers looking to progress their off-axis doubles and improve air awareness. Follow along step-by-step to stomp cleaner Switch Dub 9s this season! ? FREE WEEK OF 1-ON-1 ONLINE COACHING FEEDBACK TO PROGRESS YOUR PARK SKIING - SLOPE ACADEMY https://www.skool.com/slopeacademy/about (For Sponsorships & Brand Deals Please Email - ali@gabgroup.ca)

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Parry Sound, Ontario, Canada | Active: 2019-present FIS record | Known for: NorAm slopestyle and big air title, Team Canada NextGen, World Cup starts | Current: Freestyle Canada NextGen / Mount St Louis Moonstone Mammoth When The Weather Closed The Final The Mammoth jump line was running under spring pressure, with qualification speed carrying more weight than anyone expected. Bruce Oldham landed the second-highest men’s big-air qualification score at the March 2025 NorAm finale, then waited as weather moved across the California course. When finals were cancelled, those qualification scores became the result.... Read more on the Athlete page