seems like every other day i discover some kid on insta or ns whos got a triple in their bag of tricks-
how tf are these kiddos progressing to trying this shit
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theabortionatorThe same as everything else. More people throw a trick, trick become more normal, seems less impossible, becomes natural progression.
Same with how everyone and their friend has a dub or 2 these days.
When you grow up seeing trips, 5s-9s become basic. That confidence allows you to nail those and work your way up.
That said ill never trip outside of EA Skate
olicWait a minute, you can trip on Skate!? I never made it passed a dub, what is this witchcraft!!?
SessionINB4 random Montreal park kid saying it makes him want to quit skiing.
olicWait a minute, you can trip on Skate!? I never made it passed a dub, what is this witchcraft!!?
Jems14 year old (Richard Thomas) from my hill in Minnesota just dropped a triple 14 off the buttermilk big air jump for the first time.
theabortionatorI think i saw that. Was that at the open?
olicWait a minute, you can trip on Skate!? I never made it passed a dub, what is this witchcraft!!?
JemsI think so, I don't think he placed top three though.
theabortionatorThe kid im thinking if landed it in practice the day before. Prolly frustrating if he didnt get it in the comp but super sick.
gayprinkya he didn't send it in comp, only in practice im pretty sure.