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Cool trampoline grabs

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Mr.noodle
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All the the trampoline tricks are getting boring so I want to spice them up a bit with some new grabs. my favorite grab tricks are:
A poked out critical with a flat/rodeo
Truck driver cork 3
Straight leg mute with a misty
And lead Japan cork 7
I know grabs are limited with the trampoline, but what are your favorite tricks with grabs?

And what are your favorite made up grabs?
My friends and I made up the apple pie grab- double inside safety tweaked to the left side and the rainbow grab- safety and mute tweaked to either side
Apr 27 2015 5:13PM
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yungcigsmoker
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Only grab that looks cool on a tramp=bow and arrow
Apr 27 2015 6:30PM
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Mr.noodle
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Chupa_ChupsOnly grab that looks cool on a tramp=bow and arrow


I personally think they usually end up looking like sloppy truck drivers on the trampoline
Apr 27 2015 7:44PM
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ascent_studios
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Bump because it is extremely warm on the east coast and I want to know more

Octo grabs are fun to do
Mar 9 2016 3:28PM
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BeefiestExpert
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egg muffin is my fav
Mar 10 2016 3:44AM
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Petar_Dimanov
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I will use this thread for not spamming with a new one.

I have watched a couple of Tanner Hall's tramp sessions and sometimes he lands on his back, does spins and then lands on his back again. In the comments they called this a cat spin or cat twist. Nevermind the name.. What is the purpose of this? Trying to make spins only by twisting and not using hands, etc?
Mar 10 2016 10:05AM
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fries
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Petar_DimanovI will use this thread for not spamming with a new one.

I have watched a couple of Tanner Hall's tramp sessions and sometimes he lands on his back, does spins and then lands on his back again. In the comments they called this a cat spin or cat twist. Nevermind the name.. What is the purpose of this? Trying to make spins only by twisting and not using hands, etc?

I don't think there's a purpose really it's just a trick to do on tramp only I guess
Mar 10 2016 10:50AM
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Brue
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Seatbelt japan grab with a cork 5 or a cork 9
Mar 10 2016 11:15AM
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JichelMusten
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Throw in some screamin semens in your rotation
Mar 10 2016 12:21PM
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bait
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Petar_DimanovI will use this thread for not spamming with a new one.

I have watched a couple of Tanner Hall's tramp sessions and sometimes he lands on his back, does spins and then lands on his back again. In the comments they called this a cat spin or cat twist. Nevermind the name.. What is the purpose of this? Trying to make spins only by twisting and not using hands, etc?


I have always wondered why most of his tricks are from his back. I concluded that its to avoid tramp back or some shit
Mar 10 2016 1:08PM
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Newschoolers55
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baitI have always wondered why most of his tricks are from his back. I concluded that its to avoid tramp back or some shit


He fears that he brokes his ankles
Mar 10 2016 2:44PM
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chronic_illness
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Petar_DimanovI will use this thread for not spamming with a new one.

I have watched a couple of Tanner Hall's tramp sessions and sometimes he lands on his back, does spins and then lands on his back again. In the comments they called this a cat spin or cat twist. Nevermind the name.. What is the purpose of this? Trying to make spins only by twisting and not using hands, etc?


I always thought it was better for training pipe tricks. I've never done it though so I don't know.
Mar 10 2016 4:12PM
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