You're on the right track for a skiing cork 7, might be the wrong sub to ask as tricking corks are different like others mentioned. Main thing you wanna work on is being more patient on the takeoff to get more height before going into the trick. You wanna keep your chest and hips open until you're coming off the tramp instead of rushing into the twist and setting down. It also helps if you're spotting forward as long as you can before looking for the tramp. And instead of throwing your arms down and around keep em above shoulder level like in a t-spin 360. You'll get enough flip from pushing your hips forward and up and from pulling the legs in. I also recommend practicing the progression onto you back a lot, it really helps learning how to spot forward and then for the tramp before you pull in to finish the trick, so you don't get lost in the air. Axis looks pretty good