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Progression on second season of park skiing

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CycleDTC
Posts: 71 - Karma: 1,213
So this is my second season of skiing in park, what basic things should I have locked? What had you learned on your second season?
Jan 28 2014 2:34PM
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TheSkiingBlader
Posts: 131 - Karma: 993
Hey dude everyone progresses differently in the park at much different paces. My second season I was learning the basics of how to slide on boxes/flat rails and to surface spin. Also I learned how to throw 1's and 3's off of little rollers and small kickers. Some people I'm sure progress much quicker, but its all apart of the process brother! It doesnt matter how good and how fast you get there, all that matters is that you have fun and enjoy the greatest sport on earth.
Jan 28 2014 2:46PM
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Abu_Hajaar
Posts: 2749 - Karma: 3,907
doa dub
Jan 28 2014 2:48PM
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FunkySane
Posts: 616 - Karma: 1,203
Just have a good time and try new stuff if you feel like it. Don't focus too much on becoming an ultimate pro skier and progressing as fast as possible, just have fun on the hill.
Jan 28 2014 3:17PM
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Evan.A
Posts: 89 - Karma: 349
Second season of skiing ever my friend was learning 2s and k Feds on rails but everyone progresses differently. I know a kid who's skiied for 12 years and can barely ski.
Jan 28 2014 3:36PM
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FuckAllOfYou
Posts: 3864 - Karma: 2,518
both 810's out (with every way on)

at least on 990 out

all 4 dub 10's (grabbed!)

a couple dub 12's (at least safety grabs)

all 2's and 4's on

at least 3/4s of all the rail combos

Spins up to 14 grabbed, maybe a pencil 16

all the jump tricks switch too


ok that's about it. That's what I knew my second year at least.

Jan 28 2014 3:49PM
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theabortionator
Posts: 51600 - Karma: 161,779
My second here I had having fun on lockdown.
Jan 28 2014 3:55PM
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Wizerd
Posts: 908 - Karma: 6,695
This is also my second season park skiing (and skiing in general) I can do

-3s
-2s out
-working on switch ups
-working on but very unsuccessful at 2s on

But you should be looking at what you can/can't do according to others. Some people at 16 are hucking corks 9s, others are doing k-feds. It all depends on what your ability is and how fast you progress.

Hope this helps :)
Jan 29 2014 7:16PM
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icculus.
Posts: 749 - Karma: 3,963
my second year as well
working on my rail game
-switch ups/surface swaps
-locking down 2 outs
-attempting 2 ons


Jan 29 2014 9:18PM
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Cheeko
Posts: 505 - Karma: 881
Its my second year in the park and I have landed a few 3s last season but ate shit last time I this this season, I can slide majority of rails(used to be really picky on the rail) i can rail to switch, finally learned i think its called urban on to a rail? hitting it from the side? tail grab, and trying to learn mute grab.
Jan 29 2014 9:58PM
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humpty
Posts: 1190 - Karma: 3,162
My second season was last year, i learned
Frontflips- not suggested
5s- fun
Front 2 out-this is oppo for me
Front swap-wierd at first but there really easy once youve dont em a few times
4 out both ways- all you need is commitment

Jan 29 2014 10:00PM
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hughesbrennan
Posts: 66 - Karma: 130
1st Season you learn the basics. Second season there's a lot more options on what tricks you can try so progression is a lot different for everyone.
Jan 29 2014 11:51PM
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APunx176
Posts: 1189 - Karma: 2,628
First year, I've learned to go down black diamonds, do 180s and 360s. I can also slide rails. My goal for next yeAr is to be able to do a frontflip by the end of the season. Shoot high :)
Jan 30 2014 12:21AM
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