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Trampoline and Skiing.

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Lapander
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Yes I know thsi thread is bit stupid^^ But anyone have seen improvements in their skiing or tramping abilities after their skiin/tramping skills got improved? My tramping skills have improved like shitloads. Last year I couldn't do a frontflip on a trampoline and now I can do doubles^^ I am so stoked to see is my balance improved at skiing and can I do tricks flips off jumps^^ And so stoked to know that winter is almost here only 3months :D

What you guys think about the skill level at trampoline affecting to your skiing?

Aug 6 2011 5:24PM
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colleenator
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WINTERRRRRRRRRRR
Aug 6 2011 5:44PM
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.Hugo.
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was that in english? I didn't understand anything you said
Aug 6 2011 5:47PM
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malux94
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he's not a native.... fag

i can barely do a normal 7 on tramp and i suck on snow, so i cant really tell... in theory they should affect each other
Aug 6 2011 5:58PM
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Lapander
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And not many typos at all... I am really tired right now so sorry, I have a fever and I have layed in the bed for whole day. And now I can't sleep so I decided to make a thread.
Aug 6 2011 6:02PM
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SSteezle
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it helps for sure. it helps with air awareness and confidence. honestly tricks on skis and on a tramp are soo similiar. Depending on the size of the jump you're hitting it can feel a lot smoother and less hucked skiing because you have more time in the air. I saw this in a thread the other day but try and imagine having weights on your ankles and that's how it feels. keep workin on it and you'll be able to bring it to snow
Aug 6 2011 6:04PM
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syrup.
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Yup. This. I've worn these little ankle weights on my trampoline and it's pretty helpful.
Aug 6 2011 6:22PM
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broto
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i have 4 or 5 doubles on lock on my tramp, and i can only frontflip on skis.

lololol do not correlate as much as you want them to lololol. skiing just takes testicles
Aug 6 2011 6:25PM
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Lapander
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How much should those ankle weights weight?
Aug 6 2011 6:41PM
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EastCoast.
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soo true man
Aug 6 2011 8:55PM
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541
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learned rodeos, cork 7, and cork 5 on and tramp before taking it to snow.
Aug 6 2011 10:59PM
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macdonuts
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as much as your skis and weights do
Aug 7 2011 2:40AM
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macdonuts
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yea no shit, you could probably do those doubles on a big enough jump if you had the balls
Aug 7 2011 2:41AM
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MaMann
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progress tramping = practice for skiing, without falling, + confidence = better. but its not like if you can do a front flip on a tramp you can stomp off a 60 footer. It is just a tool for safe practice and getting those tricks that you cant risk fucking yourself on.
Aug 7 2011 4:17AM
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skifoo
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well. the year i learn flatspins and shit on trampoline, i learnt that shit on snow. Specially i jumped whole last year on rocks and rails imaging they are rails. Then when winter began, I had learn during summer so lots of tricks. I DIDNT HAVE SUMMER SETUP AND I DIDNT SKI DURING SUMMER.

lols.
Aug 7 2011 7:52AM
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steezy.stew
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english please?
Aug 7 2011 9:52AM
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FerrisBueller
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ya i just learned everything on tramp and now i feel so cofident for skiing
Aug 7 2011 12:56PM
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Chubz.
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Aug 7 2011 12:59PM
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pelle_munch
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tramp for air awareness, slackline for rail skills.

slacklining helps so much with rails its crazy. once you get the balance down you can start doing switch ups and spins off and different kinds of jumping on the line, its really similar to a handrail.
Aug 7 2011 1:18PM
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ChrisBoy
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For me it helped SO much. Just last summer alone i got flat spins and shit and i can flat 5 on skis perfectly. i can do every flip except lincoln on skis that i can think of because of trampoline
Aug 9 2011 12:55AM
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P-HAGAR
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just came back from the water ramps....im pretty confident
Aug 9 2011 1:35AM
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Stose
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sorry if this is a stupid question, but what is that?

Aug 9 2011 1:41AM
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Gibbon
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this:


Aug 9 2011 5:46AM
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Lapander
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Slacklining seems to be so much fun! But sadly I don't know where I can test it..:P Well i have to keep looking for some places here in Finland.
Aug 9 2011 8:50AM
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.spaghetticat.
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HA!
the attack of the n00bs
Aug 9 2011 8:51AM
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