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Tramp Tricks

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ethanzatta
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Which tramp tricks are would you say are most vital to learn? Besides front and back flips.
May 29 2014 9:39PM
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270on420out
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I'd say flat 3s 5s and 7s. As well as cork 7s. Also it might sound silly, but I do a lot of grabbed spinning on tramps.
May 30 2014 7:38AM
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ethanzatta
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Trilliam_A.I'd say flat 3s 5s and 7s. As well as cork 7s. Also it might sound silly, but I do a lot of grabbed spinning on tramps.


Do you know any good tutorials because I have tried rodeo's and corks but I just cannot do them because every time I do I end up just throwing a misty differently.
May 30 2014 3:02PM
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270on420out
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ethanzattaDo you know any good tutorials because I have tried rodeo's and corks but I just cannot do them because every time I do I end up just throwing a misty differently.


For cork 7s just think of throwing a 180 to a misty 5 in one jump.


See below for rodeos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5-W21_SasA
May 30 2014 5:30PM
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John18_6
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flat 7s kill my neck when i don't get enough air, not that i land on it, but the spin comes around so fast i can't take it.
Jun 1 2014 7:22PM
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John18_6
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I tried my first right cork 7 today... Almost landed first try, then i almost broke my arm slamming into the frame. Very frustrating because I don't have unnatty air awareness, now i finally see the value in learning right and left tricks.
Jun 1 2014 10:10PM
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John18_6
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There is a lot of uncharted territory ahead of me. my biggest problem was that i traveled too far when i threw it, then i ended up doing a weird underflip 7. haven't gotten right lincoln, i tried last year and it didn't work at all....
Jun 1 2014 10:50PM
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ethanzatta
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How do you do an under flip?
Jun 1 2014 11:04PM
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John18_6
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I'm trying very hard to learn a dub 10 but i travel more when I set hard, I took a few slams to the frame and net trying to get 1.5 to my back. setting it as more of a spin really helps a lot but that's hard to do when going for dub.
Jun 1 2014 11:34PM
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ethanzatta
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Did you learn a lot at camp of champs? Just asking because I'm going for my first time this summer and I wanna learn more tricks on jumps.
Jun 2 2014 12:12AM
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ethanzatta
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Session D what about you? And I'm also more of a rail kinda guy but I really started hitting the park this year so I need to get a lot better at jumps pretty fast haha
Jun 2 2014 12:21AM
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ethanzatta
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I can do backflips pretty good on tramp. Are misty's hard tricks to throw? I can do a misty 7 on tramp. And the only way to get over fear of big jumps is just hitting it right?
Jun 2 2014 12:34AM
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ethanzatta
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Thats a good idea ill make sure I ask and how do you throw a rodeo on a tramp? I just cannot do it i don't know why?
Jun 2 2014 12:46AM
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APunx176
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john18061806There is a lot of uncharted territory ahead of me. my biggest problem was that i traveled too far when i threw it, then i ended up doing a weird underflip 7. haven't gotten right lincoln, i tried last year and it didn't work at all....


Whenever I try lincolns they start off sideways but then they end as frontflips
Jun 2 2014 2:11AM
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John18_6
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CalebTheKillianWhenever I try lincolns they start off sideways but then they end as frontflips


now that is funky, i'd recommend re-learning them. set it by looking at the sky instead of straight ahead. bounce on to your back. that way you can learn how to lincoln without going completely inverted and that sets up so many other tricks as well like cork and flatspin.
Jun 3 2014 12:00AM
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MLJ
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john18061806now that is funky, i'd recommend re-learning them. set it by looking at the sky instead of straight ahead. bounce on to your back. that way you can learn how to lincoln without going completely inverted and that sets up so many other tricks as well like cork and flatspin.


I actually learned cork 7s two seperate ways: first I did 180 to misty 5, but I thought they didnt look smooth and I did not come around fully to 7, I did 630.

After a few sessions of trying it, I tried to do a really inverted cork 3, so basically a lincoln loop but you try to look behind your heels instead of straight down, and that automatically did a cork 7 for me, was pretty weird and Ive only landed 1 of them so far.



MIsty 7s are really weird, they feel so much faster than misty 5s for me. I set it by thinking of doing a quarter of a frontflip and then spinning as hard as I can and tucking, and it does a really cool looking misty 7. Havent quite landed it yet but quite close.



I found rodeos really weird. I set it by doing a lincoln spinning clockwise while opening up my left shoulder and looking behind me, then I grab safety and ride it out. Most of the time its too inverted, but if I focus lots on inverting less it works ok. The problem is, they end up looking really similar to misties which is kinda confusing. Anyone else get this, or can you differentiate these two tricks really well?
Jun 4 2014 2:14PM
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nick_monteleone
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MLJI found rodeos really weird. I set it by doing a lincoln spinning clockwise while opening up my left shoulder and looking behind me, then I grab safety and ride it out. Most of the time its too inverted, but if I focus lots on inverting less it works ok. The problem is, they end up looking really similar to misties which is kinda confusing. Anyone else get this, or can you differentiate these two tricks really well?


For me learning a rodeo was easy after learning a flat 3. Just basically do a lincoln but set it back and grab japan. Once you can flat 3 just open up your hips as you set the trick and spin a 180 to get a flat/rodeo 5.
Jun 4 2014 10:50PM
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MLJ
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nick_monteleoneFor me learning a rodeo was easy after learning a flat 3. Just basically do a lincoln but set it back and grab japan. Once you can flat 3 just open up your hips as you set the trick and spin a 180 to get a flat/rodeo 5.


Hmm that sounds good, Ill try to learn flat 3s this weekend. I was thinking also a 90 to backflip like in the video ^^^ might work. Sweet! I love tramping. It can be scary as hell (think first backflip) but it is rewarding, good exercise and very useful. I also need to learn 7s with grabs, as I always go off axis on them.
Jun 5 2014 5:30AM
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APunx176
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john18061806now that is funky, i'd recommend re-learning them. set it by looking at the sky instead of straight ahead. bounce on to your back. that way you can learn how to lincoln without going completely inverted and that sets up so many other tricks as well like cork and flatspin.


Ok, thanks!
Jun 6 2014 12:04AM
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