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Tramp tricks help

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McLS
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I signed up for this supertramp club thing that i do every weekend (living in an apartment, personal tramp isn't an option) since a few weeks now.

The people and the coach there are super aerial type (like throwing down pencil style, combining 2 or 3 spins and flips to make one, they don't understand any off-axis rotations such as corks, flatspins, rodeo5s, which they do by flipping then late 180 with some gay arm movement)

I can frontflip, backflip, misty5, spin up to 1080 (when im lucky i dont bail out) lincoln.

I do this tramp thing solely to improve skiing tricks so i wanna focus on tricks that i'll be able to do in the future on skis (so no mistys for example). (btw i can 3, 5, lincoln, backflip, and kinda cork on snow)

So a part from really laid out backs and Flat3s which i'll focus on next time, what tricks should i learn which would be helpful to skiing??? I couldn't find any vids of rodeo5s or 7s on tramp, which i would need if i was to explain the coach how the rotation works, cos they have no idea what i'm talking about.

Thanks and +k to any good replies !
Jan 11 2014 4:49AM
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Wallisch_pl
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cork 7's and double quark 10's are really good to learn IMO. Yes I spelled cork 2 different ways deal with it
Jan 11 2014 4:57AM
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McLS
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thing is i don't see how corks on a tramp can ever replicate the rotation you do on skis, cos the landing is inclinated and when you come out of a cork5 for example you're gonna be leaning kinda towards the landing if you're doing it right. So how can you land actual corks on tramp? vid would be really appreciated ;)
Jan 11 2014 5:07AM
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Jan 11 2014 5:09AM
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McLS
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well at least none of them really look like ro5s...
Jan 11 2014 5:13AM
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pj21
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I can assure you that cork 7's and rodeo 5's are possible on the trampoline. I can do both. The incline of the landing has nothing to do with it.
Jan 11 2014 5:44AM
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twatt_chaurus
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Jan 11 2014 9:29AM
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McLS
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yh i don't really know shit....


I searched for a help thread on tramp tricks but didn't find none, anybody has one in mind?

So i should probs focus on corks, rodeos and flatspins?
Jan 11 2014 10:11AM
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McLS
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if anyone has a vid of good corks (which are actually corks, not fucking mistys or bios or flatspins, found tons of those...) i would be really grateful
Jan 11 2014 10:43AM
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skiersupreme
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just work on getting a variety of grabs with every trick. certain grabs help tricks come around easier, and they make em look a lot cooler. try truck driver fronties. thosere fun
Jan 11 2014 11:42AM
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skiersupreme
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Also dub Japan's on corks. Those are super floaty
Jan 11 2014 11:49AM
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elinde
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You throw them exactly how one would on snow. The incline of the landing really doesn't matter, the only thing it might affect is that you get used to landing on flat so you may land backseat a couple times on snow. But even that shouldn't happen, you just have to adjust.


Jan 11 2014 11:50AM
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SlurmrnHurnyBurn
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To trick a tramp is easy, here I'll help. Go hit up a club for a night, find a semi-fuckable broad (this will differ because of facts like desperation and slim pickins) Try to begin a conversation with your excellent sway tactics, or if you've chosen an extra easy broad just start grinding her on the dance floor. Once the specimen has become accustomed to your scent and behavioural patterns you should be able to passive aggressively continue to feed it alcoholic beverages. But be careful of pukers, a puker will surely kill all sexual drive for the one mate and is a massive waste of time and money. In desperate situations some gentlemen will still take home a puker. Once the victim is drunk enough move in for the kill with some sly wording and confidence and you will surely be able to bring her home and fuck her as she passes out in whatever mating scene you have provided. I hope my brief explanation of Tricking Tramps was helpful, thanks for reading and as always, stay hard my friends.
Jan 11 2014 12:12PM
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kung_powpow
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Took me about 10 seconds to find, but OP if you can spin a 7 easily then you should have no problem corking. In simple terms if you spin left, just drop your left shoulder and follow with your right while doing the same rotation as a normal 7.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvbnkZ2LuyA
Jan 11 2014 12:46PM
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kung_powpow
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I'm sure theres better videos out there but these were the first i clicked on

rodeo 5 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CArUxrWUV0

rodeo 7 https://www.newschoolers.com/watch/45778.0/Short-trampoline-edit?c=6
Jan 11 2014 12:54PM
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McLS
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thanks and +k to all of you above, i'll try putting some more grabs in. Thanks those vids are good ;)
Jan 12 2014 5:59AM
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McLS
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alright 2 more things from me:

-I know the difference between a flatspin and a rodeo, i just can't find any vids where they throw a flatspin that doesn't look like a rodeo, if anyone knows about a good flatspin 5 on a tramp, please post up!

-How do you get your misty 5s into 7s? I keep trying to spin more, but i just end up throwing the whole misty quicker (I do throw it as a single rotation, not like a front flip plus a spin)

thanks!
Jan 12 2014 6:13AM
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McLS
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nevermind, i got it, it's just that people tend not to flip too much doing ro5s on tramps

Do you guys set your rodeos and flatspins the same side (as in left or right for both)??
Jan 12 2014 6:17AM
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