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Tramp tricks and how too?

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dollyskier67
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Alright guys so im trying to learn some more tricks on the tramp i know theres other threads but they dont quite show me what im lookin for soo if you guys can help +k

please list some tricks and how to do em thanks

Aug 18 2010 10:01AM
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Oreos
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https://newschoolers.com/ns/members/culthome/id/4155/t/trampolining+cult!/
Aug 18 2010 10:17AM
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Kev-Kev.
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Aug 18 2010 11:08AM
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*simba*
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Good job you failed at copy and pasting.

For me, corks were the hardest thing EVAR to learn, until a friend told me two ways to do them. 1st:
Start spinning a 5 and around 90/180 grab lead safety. That will teach you the movement you need.
2nd:
Start spinning your 5 and at 180 throw a misty.


For rodeos all you do is if you spin left, bring your right knee to your left shoulder, and if you spin right, bring your left knee to your right shoulder.

Backflips just go for it, but one thing you don't want to do is look over your shoulder. Look straight back to spot your landing.
Aug 18 2010 11:39AM
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Jimmy.
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misty: punch the midget.
Aug 18 2010 11:40AM
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hanksy
Posts: 659 - Karma: 265
For corks, I learned by slapping my right butt cheek with my left hand (behind my back) and following through with my body
Aug 18 2010 11:45AM
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pbcrazy9898
Posts: 274 - Karma: 21
Yeah go for sticking your right thumb up your butthole. Then follow through with that motion.
Aug 18 2010 12:17PM
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dollyskier67
Posts: 922 - Karma: 163

its 10/10 karma rainin on you hoes

and ^ i find tht when im doing licolns if you stick your finger up there it helps you do it with out doin a 180

Aug 18 2010 6:44PM
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Stan_Darsh
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flatspin: throw halfway between backflip and lincoln.

just dip your right shoulder back and grab japan.

they're pretty easy and super fun.
Aug 18 2010 6:51PM
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finchski
Posts: 470 - Karma: 621
sw, misty- baisally get into your "switch position" and do a late cork. spin a full 180 and then try and dip forwards into a misty or bio( basicaly same thing)
Aug 18 2010 6:59PM
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Tyrone
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Sick! thats a good idea.
Aug 18 2010 7:11PM
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315jibber94
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hah same bro, my friend can throw kangaroos, dub 10's, huge shit, i can do like a truck driver 3 and 5, spin a grabbed 7 at most...i suck at tramps haha
Aug 18 2010 9:13PM
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ChillTeenDad420
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indeed thats how i learned em and thats how i teach em
Aug 18 2010 9:15PM
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LIL-WAT
Posts: 1510 - Karma: 146
learnt corks a weird way, just ried to use right hand and punch over my left shoulder to hit my left butt check, sounds retarded and not physically possible but hell thays how i learnt em.
Aug 18 2010 11:26PM
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panojibber
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Hit up some water ramps or go to a drop-in gymnastics session somewhere if you can find it. I hit up this super sick gym every tuesday/thursday, I've learnt soooo much shit. Wall flips, standing backs, running gainers on flat ground, misty 7s, rodeos, corks, and I can actually boost my shit too. The nice thing about doing drop-in is there's always really good gymnasts there and really gnarly people that are always willing to help you out. They'll teach you stuff that will not only help you with tramp but with skiing too - popping, spotting, setting your tricks, all that shit helps a ton. Most drop-in places cost like $5-10 for a night, and its sooo worth it. Get a crew and go, you'll have a ridiculous amount of fun.
Aug 18 2010 11:31PM
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