New To The Park Buisness

You kinda just need to nut up and do it. On inverts I recommend learning on a trampoline or foam pit if you are lucky enough to be near somewhere that has a foam pit. With spins try not to drop your shoulders and just do it.

"I'm not the best, but if you could give me pointers on flipping off rails..." what?

Sorry Homie I meant spins off rails, my grammar is poor

Im trying to get down safety 7's any tips on that?

Im kinda in the same position. Several years ago I used to ski park a good bit, wasnt great but not awful. Then I broke my femur going off a jump, wasnt even a huge one, so I dont know how it happened. Something with my ski not releasing when it should and torque on my leg I guess. Its been like 7 years and I'm FAR better at skiing than I was then. This season I'm getting bored skiing locally(midwest) and really want to get back in all the park stuff. Tried a few boxes and crap last year, super sketch on em and I always slid way back. I know I need to get my weight forward, just never stuck with it enough to get the right feel. ANy advice for me getting into it again guys? I can do tiny little jumps, butter off bumps, jump off whatever nodule I can on normal trails, but meh. I wanna start doing spins and rails and the like this year. I actually work at a gymnast training facility, not sure if they have trampolines and stuff though. I'll check it out.

I imagine its just like a 360 or 540(have not attempted a 720). Keep your head turned and don't pussy out by looking at the landing at 540. Don't stop looking through the rotation. You are probably going to need to send it off a 20ft jump to get enough air time. Don't forget to keep your shoulders level or you might accidentally cork out making it harder to land when you probably are not use to corks.

Can you land sevens normally? Start there. Are you comfortable doing 3s and 5s? With safety?

I find it weird you need advice, considering you're the Jibking

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