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HOW TO RIDE VERT

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first_rodeo
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i first learned how to ride halfpipes on fruitbooters and skateboards
On skis getting out of the pipe is even harder than on bmx
You really have to cut close to perpendicular to get boosted out of the pipe
i can do loops presses and flips in pipe but not above coping level
I'll make definitive cuts and have speed but i end up launching down hill without much distance from the wall.


Seeking some guidance on how to ride superpipes
Nov 13 2013 12:16PM
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BigScaryLarry
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if you want to ride a superpipe you've got to be super lubed up and be ready to have a sore ass in the morning
Nov 13 2013 1:52PM
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Miomo
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Really? I'd imagine it's easier on skis, but I've never tried the other two. Just start farther back and jump into the pipe farther up the wall. Pump a shit load.
Nov 13 2013 4:08PM
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Miomo
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Also:


I know it's Sean Wite, but go with it.
Nov 13 2013 4:13PM
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250r
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well theres some different aspects to it, but one really common problem with pipe skiers is that they will land on their downhill edges, making them have to switch over to their uphill edges to carve across the pipe. This dumps a good amount of speed, try always landing uphill edges first so you are landing already in a clean carve across the pipe. People with a ski racing background a lot of times seem to be better at pipe. If you aren't any good at carving, don't expect to get good at pipe.
Nov 13 2013 4:31PM
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7-3instacall
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oh my god that video made me cringe

Nov 13 2013 5:13PM
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