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Tips on Cork 5's

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.spaghetticat.
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this is my first year of park and i got 5's and 7's down i just need help with cork 5's
if anyone could help me it would be great



+k for bumps
Jan 12 2011 7:33AM
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TonyMacaroni
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bump. can someone tell me what size jump i should try a cork 5 or 7 on?
Mar 15 2011 8:46PM
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skithesprings
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20 footer for a cork 5. throw it hard but don't huck it. 30ish for the 7
Mar 15 2011 9:08PM
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.spaghetticat.
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All my mountain we were all huckin flips around on a 15 footer
Mar 16 2011 9:55PM
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Lemuel
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Yea, I haven't cork 7'd yet, but I have only fallen once on a cork 5 because I didn't go fast enough. Every time they come right around to my feet, they are as easy as doing 3's.
Mar 16 2011 10:08PM
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.spaghetticat.
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Really! Their so scary and I feel like I can never spin fast enough
Mar 16 2011 10:16PM
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Lemuel
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Haha yea I was scared as shit to try it the first time, but it came right around and it does every time. Being comfortable on a trampoline probably helps with the air sense and control.
Mar 16 2011 10:18PM
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.spaghetticat.
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My tramp sucks you get like 3 ft in the air MAX. The only I could be able use a flybed woulld be gymnastics
Mar 16 2011 10:28PM
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