Step 3: Pick Your Spot

For ultimate Tomahawking, you’re going to have to think hard about the angle of your landing – ask yourself if you have enough continuous steep terrain to keep momentum once you get rolling?

And remember, there’s bonus points for every tree you hit:

Step 6: Send It

If you’re going for an aerial to ragdoll combo, you’re going to want to go big, but you don’t necessarily want to go high. Try to give yourself as much forward momentum as possible.

Step 7: Get Loose

Don’t brace for impact – at most you want to point an effective edge towards the snow – this should take your momentum and turn it into a full on tomahawk.

Step 8: Lose your shit (literally)

Start throwing goggles and beanies – added steeze points if they fly off and are never seen again.

Step 9:

Check you still have all your limbs, head to the top and start again.

2. ‘The Tomahawk’

Tomahawking is the peak of ragdolling efficiency – minimal contact with the snow and maximum velocity ensure you’ll be happily flipping for miles:

3. The ‘Buttered Out’ One

Sometimes you’ll find you can incorporate a few powder butters into your bail, they actually feel pretty good – give them a go:

4. ‘The Marathon’

You know how they say you can never have too much of a good thing? Well these guys just don’t want to stop:

5. Honourable Mention: ‘The Hole in One’

Yes, he’s a skier, but we haven’t seen this anywhere else – skip to 1.27 for the action, the ‘hole in one’ is truly one of a kind:

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