Do people ever go up to Alta and build jumps and what not at the base and ride em ever before it's open?????
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Do people ever go up to Alta and build jumps and what not at the base and ride em ever before it's open?????
CHAD ZUBRISKI
straight aired it
TANNER PASSED AND SKIED THE REAL GNAR OFF THE REAL SUMMIT OF SUP
Eheath filmed it while eatin wally tomrich dogs and you know what his favorite relish is
PRO HOE MAN MAYO
Ok and one more thing kind of off topic,
This year I want to learn how to cork but I can't backflip yet. Should I learn to cork first because backflips don't interest me that much (frontflips either). I can 180, 360 and that;s basically it. But, if I wanted to learn it, should I go for a cork 3 or cork 7 (which is easier) and do you need to go really big to come around on axis for a cork 3???
Have you skied before?
Why would you think I haven't skied before, just because I said I haven't tried a back flip yet? Of course I have skied before and I am pretty decent too. Last year that is basically all I did at Alta, I can 360 and I am wondering if there are other tricks I should learn before going to corks. Just answer the question
Ok,
I know it's a big goal, but my goal is to be able to cork by the end of the season. Last year I think i skied 38 times and i went from sucking and only on groomers to skiing almost the whole mountain I mostly worked on my skiing I didn't really get into tricks and big cliffs last year but that is what i want to do more of this year.
Oh and is it possible to spin 3's slightely off axis and not fully corked? I am asking because if it is maybe I could practice going slightely off axis but then I could see how it would be harder to get back on plane right?