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I'm at the point where I can maybe get ten 180's down if I try them for an hour. Going pretty slow though.
The issue is half the time during the carve into the 180, the back lifts tire and I get tossed into a sharp g-turn.
I tried to fix this by shifting my weight back and pretending like I'm almost going for a manual 180. This works but it feels really awkward. Like it's a very forced 180. Similar to just going straight and 180ing too. It's almost like it's just another kind of trick.
I know your supposed to be able do them without even carving but then again you see people carve really hard into spins during 360s so your obviously suppose to learn how to carve into spins at some point.
The thing is the hard carve into the 180 actually does actually work some of the time and when it does it feels like the spin comes around very easily and it feels really good. Then the other half is just that weird g-turn thing that happens. It just feels very unpredictable and I never know what's going to happen.
I guess the question is how do you carve properly into spins?