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Trampolines compared to skiing?
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How does a tramp jump compare to what you actually do in the air while skiing? Does a tramp help with spinning on skis or is it just fun? In other words can you practice in the summer...
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There is a big difference in the psychology and weight between having skiis on and landing on snow then just throwing something on a tramp 5 feet off the ground. However it does help to get the feel down.
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helps a lot. The first time i tried something inverted (misty 7) i was able to land it first try without flailing or being scared becuase i had the complete confidence that i could do it
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yea it really helps and its suuuuper fun... if i had done a backflip before learning it on tramp i would have died... same with going corked, and lincolns and flatspins and rodeos and everything
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spinning with skis is alot harder than jumping on the trampoline but it teaches you the basics of a trick
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i'm tryin to get my parents to let me have one in the backyard, but i gotta get health insurance first.
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well its somewhat similar in tricks(except for corks because theyre impossible!) but it has a different feel without skis on. trampolines are really only good for the general motion and air awareness
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i dont really care i just do it for fun
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the cool thing is u can learn the position ur body should be in for certian spins,inverts and grabs, u can learn alot, i say go for it its deff. alot of fun and its a workout too
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i prefer just goin swimming at a place with nice diving boards. they are fun. but it only sucks when u try double fronts and land in a flop.
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too many threads on tramps
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it's summer. most people can't ski in the summer.
Tramp skis help too. But you've got to construct them really well to avoid putting your tails through the trampoline on a bad landing.
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expierenced that 1 to many times
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i think it helped me alot last year
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you get the feeling to be in the air and stuff.. balance shit and stuff. ya heard?
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Trampolines deff help becuse they boost your confidence and allow you to try new inverted spins. i love trapolines, its to bad i dont have one, and dont have room for one in my back yard. i am limited to learning inverted manouvers into my pool instead
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i think the water makes a mess up hurt even more
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anyone got one I could jump on w/ my skis
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deffinetly helps a shitload especially for any tr4ick besides spinning its just part of the learning curve like learn it on a tramp then go into powpow then to park tramps are big fro learning
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there was alread a thread on this. corks are damn easy on tramps.
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water ramps would prolly be the best
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tramps are really cool but its like snow because thers usally not snow on tramps.
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what if u had ankle weights on....would that make trying stuff on a tramp more "realistic"???
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yes. The closer you get to wearing boots and skis, the more realistic it will be. Ankle weights help simulate boot and ski weight.
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trampolines help u to be aware of where u air in the air...which is the only reason people flairm their off ballance and dont know where they are
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I dont find it helps at all
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