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Best place to learn tricks

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Lukrom_
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What the best place to learn tricks. Nearest thing in Michigan too me is skyzone, pool, or flat.
May 3 2017 9:18AM
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Young_patty
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Probs skyzone, you can learn shit on the trampolines and then wreck 12 year olds in dodgeball.
May 3 2017 9:22AM
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RichieTrott420
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Skyzone
May 3 2017 10:40AM
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Mingg
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Young_pattyProbs skyzone, you can learn shit on the trampolines and then wreck 12 year olds in dodgeball.


this is the best description of skyzone i've ever read.



See if there are any gymnastics places around. I personally dislike how skyzones tramps bounce(you can get double bounced from adjacent ones and they overall just suck) and I dislike having to worry about landing on a rugrat. Gymnastics facilities tend to have better tramps and more options (tramps, pits, tumble tracks, etc.) so I'd look into that tbh.

If you're super dedicated to learning tricks this summer and have some extra dollars, build a summer set up in your backyard! It's super fun, kind of a lot of work, but your rail game will potentially be stronger. Plus if you're like me and are bad at summer activities, it gives you and friends something to do!
May 3 2017 9:34PM
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cory.iyoob
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If you're super dedicated to learning tricks this summer and have some extra dollars, build a summer set up in your backyard! It's super fun, kind of a lot of work, but your rail game will potentially be stronger. Plus if you're like me and are bad at summer activities, it gives you and friends something to do![/quote]

Truuuuu, it's worth it. If you love skiing that few hours of work building it is nothing compared to the many good (and sometimes bad) days you will have skiing it.
May 4 2017 11:11PM
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Skitrippin
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lukromWhat the best place to learn tricks. Nearest thing in Michigan too me is skyzone, pool, or flat.


Theres a place in Grand Rapids called Aerials and Baranis that has a ton of Olympic super tramps and a foam pit and stuff. I've been there a few times and they have a huge 14'x14' tramp outside thats super fun to do dubs on
May 5 2017 12:22AM
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oxiclean
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Probably the ski area.
May 5 2017 11:45AM
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Cole9
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oxicleanProbably the ski area.

Clearly you don't live in Michigan
(Resorts have been closed for months)
May 5 2017 3:10PM
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oxiclean
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Cole9Clearly you don't live in Michigan
(Resorts have been closed for months)


What r you doing skiing then my guy?
May 5 2017 3:12PM
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Cole9
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oxicleanWhat r you doing skiing then my guy?

My point was you can't practice tricks on the hill right now I think he was trying to find an alternative
May 5 2017 3:15PM
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milo-mcsenderson
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oxicleanProbably the ski area.


I do love it when the intellectuals of NS show themselves
May 5 2017 5:16PM
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samuel_ski
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Buck Hill, MN has a summer turf setup on their hill and they set up a park.
May 6 2017 9:06AM
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