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Trying rodeos off of end of halfpipe???

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taktak767
Posts: 98 - Karma: 13

hey guys, i want to learn rodeo 5s and i was just wondering if the end of halfpipes are good places to try them off of.

thanks.
Feb 5 2011 9:30PM
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ganja_enthusiast
Posts: 1119 - Karma: 34
yes yes yes
i learn how to do all my flips of the end of the pipe
but first i see if i can get the rotation in the back country
Feb 5 2011 9:31PM
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jamodeo
Posts: 3040 - Karma: 663
i can't learn shit out of the end of pipes all my flips have been learned on park jumps but everyone is different
Feb 5 2011 9:38PM
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appa
Posts: 2249 - Karma: 1,739
wherever you feel it, do it
Feb 5 2011 9:41PM
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nobody123
Posts: 101 - Karma: 10
word.
Feb 6 2011 12:46PM
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Bundo
Posts: 2197 - Karma: 49
up jumps are always easier to learn tricks on, i think.
Feb 6 2011 12:57PM
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Troy.
Posts: 5070 - Karma: 12,549
If you mean step-ups, then I believe so. If you case or knuckle, it doesn't hurt near as bad because you are still traveling up, so the force will not be slamming you down. They also don't look near as big.
Feb 6 2011 1:04PM
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Z-Juice
Posts: 3151 - Karma: 1,504
I personally like getting speed off decent cliffs and then trying them. It doesn't hurt and it's suprisingly easy imo
Feb 6 2011 1:31PM
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Gharf
Posts: 1390 - Karma: 983
greatest idea here.

just huck a rodeo 5 off a cliff, so you ll be landing switch if you land, and there might be rocks everywhere... seriously...

just find a step over, 25 ft , poppy, that s the safest you can do. i think even safer than a bc jump since rodeos you re gonna spin a 5 so landing switch. just wait for a day with 2 in of fresh snow in the park, or slushy day.
Feb 6 2011 4:28PM
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