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Trampoline Advice

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bitchezluv=]
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i just got a tramp couple months ago and i am trying to get good, i have a couple videos aha but i could feel the hate just thinking about it. but yea just looking for some advice on how to get good?
Jul 11 2010 12:42AM
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Forkstealer
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Don't be afraid try new tricks. And post up your vids, you wont get hate if youre looking to get better.
Jul 11 2010 12:45AM
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bitchezluv=]
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although it was not as bad as that last kids edit haha
Jul 11 2010 12:45AM
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bitchezluv=]
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and it was filmed on my laptop so shitty quality fuuck ha i also need a cam
Jul 11 2010 12:46AM
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bitchezluv=]
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im not really afraid i just want it to be smooth
Jul 11 2010 12:47AM
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thisguywhoiscool
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for smooth and saucy tricks just relax and observe all impact with knees and also try combos like backflip backflip misty cork7 ect. and practice!
Jul 11 2010 12:53AM
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rickroller
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thats a sick tramp
when i tramp im always afrade il fly off and fuck my leg or somthin
Jul 11 2010 12:54AM
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the_moderaper
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well you have your basic building blocks for tricks down. id say focus on stomping tricks fully steezed out and not trying to learn 7 new ones at once. Id say try rodeos or cork 7s next.
Jul 11 2010 12:57AM
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bitchezluv=]
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thanks man costco tramp baby haha ya i knew the net was a wise desicion
Jul 11 2010 12:59AM
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powderwhore92
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get some grabs in your tricks. it makes it less flaily
Jul 11 2010 12:59AM
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bitchezluv=]
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thanks for the help and yea im working on rodeos right now hoping it will help for ski season
Jul 11 2010 1:00AM
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*simba*
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For your backflips you are always spinning an extra 1 at the end. To get them straight foreward, just start the rotation, tilt your head back, and spot your landing to force yourself from not spinning.
Jul 11 2010 1:06AM
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Imagination
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Go on the trampoline as much as possible, and just get comfortable in the air, and once you learn all of the base tricks with grabs, try and do your favorite ski tricks on the tramp
Jul 11 2010 1:13AM
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bitchezluv=]
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oh yes i know i was attempting back late ones backflips are the easiest man haha
Jul 11 2010 1:14AM
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TOK
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this, couldn't tell if you were going for back halfs or not
Jul 11 2010 1:15AM
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Polar_Beer
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My best tip would be to learn every trick you do on the tramp both ways, it will pay off huuuuge on snow and you'll gain sooooo much more air awareness. Plus your bag of tricks get's doubled, always a plus.
Jul 11 2010 1:52AM
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thisguywhoiscool
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spring free tramps are soo ill i tryed thee one at windells and loved how soft it was!!
Jul 11 2010 2:16AM
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grilledsteezeyo
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first off ur icon is tight but anyways just tramp as much as possible and get really comftorable spinning and flipping on ur tramp and then ull be able to just huck yourself once ur comftorable
Jul 13 2010 6:34PM
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Skibumsmith
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haha observe all impact with eyes on your knees
Jul 13 2010 6:42PM
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bitchezluv=]
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trying out everything you guys have been really helpful thanks. i just made this one today its feeling a bit better still sloppy but getting there.
Jul 13 2010 9:19PM
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