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What do you do to practice inverts at home?

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C.Smith
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Alright so I was just wondering all the different ways the people of NS practice doing inverts at home so they're ready when it's time to bring it to the slopes
Feb 1 2016 4:37PM
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lgward
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Trampoline might help if you can afford it.
Feb 1 2016 4:41PM
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JichelMusten
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Trampoline
Feb 1 2016 4:49PM
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.CJ.
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Sometimes I jump on my bed
Feb 1 2016 5:17PM
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fries
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Trampolines
Feb 1 2016 5:21PM
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C.Smith
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daxtonTrampoline might help if you can afford it.


MichelJustenTrampoline


schjfTrampolines


Yeah I think I'm going to get one this spring because there's no point in getting one now
Feb 1 2016 7:23PM
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fries
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C.SmithYeah I think I'm going to get one this spring because there's no point in getting one now


Do iitt! great way to spend time and get better and its fun
Feb 1 2016 7:26PM
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HAMNATION
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do a flip down your stairs... keeps your reflexes on fleek
Feb 1 2016 7:27PM
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Lonely
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Something six feet or higher off the ground and a big ass pile of snow
Feb 1 2016 7:28PM
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270on420out
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Trampoline
Feb 1 2016 7:33PM
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Sounder
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Or better then a home trampoline, a full tramp park... Public pools or lakes/deep, calm rivers with a decent place to dive from work pretty good.
Feb 1 2016 9:21PM
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tdollo
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kicker into some deep snow
Feb 1 2016 10:03PM
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MustBeMattyB
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https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/810872/BEST-VINES-Hood-trampoline
Feb 1 2016 10:08PM
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Stadtski
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.CJ.Sometimes I jump on my bed


you might fall down and bump your head
Feb 1 2016 10:49PM
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JBoyington
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Well my sequence was get real comfortable with the flip on a trampoline, try it on an airbag at the mountain if possible, make a good size kicker into a huge pile of powder and do whatever you can to get yourself to do it. My trick is peer pressure, inspirational music, and beer.
Feb 2 2016 12:40AM
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shin-bang
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Rosa_Parkyou might fall down and bump your head


Two little monkeys jumping on the bed.
Feb 2 2016 12:41AM
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C.Smith
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SounderOr better then a home trampoline, a full tramp park... Public pools or lakes/deep, calm rivers with a decent place to dive from work pretty good.


Yeah there's a nice cliff to jump off like 20 minutes from my house but I'm a bit sketched to throw anything off it
Feb 2 2016 8:44PM
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Mr_Mistur
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C.SmithAlright so I was just wondering all the different ways the people of NS practice doing inverts at home so they're ready when it's time to bring it to the slopes


Trampoline.
Feb 2 2016 8:46PM
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Sounder
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C.SmithYeah there's a nice cliff to jump off like 20 minutes from my house but I'm a bit sketched to throw anything off it


Hike down to where the river/lake/ whatever is below the cliff and see how deep it is. If it's deep enough then try just jumping in straight and go from there. A helmet might also not be a bad idea if head/cliff clearance is tight.
Feb 2 2016 9:21PM
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C.Smith
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SounderHike down to where the river/lake/ whatever is below the cliff and see how deep it is. If it's deep enough then try just jumping in straight and go from there. A helmet might also not be a bad idea if head/cliff clearance is tight.


It's a pretty well known spot where I live and I've jumped off it before. I'm just sketched out on doing anything but jumping straight
Feb 2 2016 10:03PM
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Sounder
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C.SmithIt's a pretty well known spot where I live and I've jumped off it before. I'm just sketched out on doing anything but jumping straight


Ah. Well there's not much to do other then gather the strength and send it.
Feb 2 2016 10:17PM
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SammyDubz
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Personally, I like to throw gainers out of my second story windows.

Trouble is, I break your legs everytime I do it, so I only get invert practice every 8 weeks more or less.
Feb 2 2016 11:04PM
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SammyDubz
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SammyDubzPersonally, I like to throw gainers out of my second story windows.

Trouble is, I break your legs everytime I do it, so I only get invert practice every 8 weeks more or less.


I'm a failure.
Feb 2 2016 11:06PM
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maxdevisser
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Me and my friends bury an exercise ball in the sand; the thing fucking launches you. Currently working up the balls to do a double.
Feb 6 2016 11:45PM
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TVRNTVPOOP
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Trampoline
Feb 7 2016 10:37AM
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lgward
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maxdevisserCurrently working up the balls to do a double.


i see what you did there
Feb 7 2016 3:28PM
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SammyDubz
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maxdevisserMe and my friends bury an exercise ball in the sand; the thing fucking launches you. Currently working up the balls to do a double.


Do you land in the sand or on a mat or something?
Feb 7 2016 4:21PM
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maxdevisser
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SammyDubzDo you land in the sand or on a mat or something?


Yea its into a beach volleyball court.
Feb 7 2016 6:31PM
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Mingg
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C.SmithYeah I think I'm going to get one this spring because there's no point in getting one now


Right now might actually be a good time to buy one. No ones buying tramps in the middle of winter and they're probably cheap as fuck(relatively). Get one now and set it up later.
Feb 7 2016 6:56PM
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