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Id recommend a fairly poppy, medium sized jump. Preferably one with a soft landing in case you over/under rotate. Dont choose a small jump cause itll just be a huck fest and you wont actually learn how to flip in control.
If you have the option to try it in pow first, I'd recommend that. I did my first one into pow this year and it made for more confidence and a soft landing.
I've landed one backflip but still feel really uncomfortable doing them. I'm confident with everything about them except spotting the landing. I never know if I'm going to over/under rotate. Any tips? Already watched the video by jake muller and shit
Well of course you feel uncomfortable, you've only landed one!
POW it up son, I wish there had been more snow this winter in WI.
Would have loved to make a powder jump to practice backies and frontflips.
Theres always next season though!
i think the biggest part of learning the backflip is breaking the mental barrier, soo if you think you can do it on a tiny kicker go for it. thats how i learned and i can throw em off any jump i can hit now.
I built a 5 foot high booter into a powder pit that just chucked you into the air. I'm gonna be honest I got to scared to do it and left. I feel like shit now. The hard thing is breaking that mental barrier of going backwards. Its just so scary...