360's out of kickers?

[Michael L.]

i have a curved kicker ramp at my house, and i'm having trouble doing 360's. i get to about 180 but by the time i reach 180 i'm liturally side ways in air (i practice in grass, don't worry). Does anybody have any tips or tricks to help?

 

[Stackies]

Can you 360 flat?

 

[Michael L.]

yeah

 

[702_dialed_rider]

carve in to the ramp towards the way you spin at the top of the ramp and look behind you and keep your feet on and try on pavement because the grass is holding you back

 

[Michael Osterlund]

you spin, ,not that hard.

 

[yoyoflavored]

lean forward a lil so when you throw the spin your shoulders are level with the ground.

 

[Michael L.]

still having a problem, the scooter just flys out of under my feet at the 180 point.

 

[DJ Lee]

umm... a little ol' trick i learned in karate awhile ago that helps me is keeping your legs bent. itll help your center of gravity and your flow. also, what i used to have a problem with is doing it too fast. if you rush it, you will end up throwing your body in a weird direction and land akwardly or something. idk just my 2 cents

 

[Tom Cirbee]

When you are riding up the ramp, keep your back in the same angle as you would if you were riding on flat. Don't start leaning back as you go up the ramp. Only absorb the incline of the ramp by sort of bending your legs in as you go up. Then spin with your shoulder level parallel to the ground.