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Tmcauliffe
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**This thread was edited on Sep 27th 2019 at 8:08:30pm
Apr 30 2018 6:30AM
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Rparr
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Some kids get way better at camp, some don't. You still have to learn the tricks yourself. Camp merely gives you the opportunity to do so
Apr 30 2018 8:45AM
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*St4th0s*
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ScreaminSkiingI can do 270 on 270 out, and lazyboy cork 3, as my best tricks, will i be able to learn flips?


i went to copper last summer. it is a really good environment for learning most flips bc you can learn it on tramp, then air bag and then snow. in terms of rails all of them are really easy and they also have some boxes so learning new rails tricks will be easier
May 1 2018 10:44PM
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Pipe_Munky
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no.

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May 2 2018 11:59AM
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Colingarnes
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I mean I imagine you will get "better"... Will it be worth it? No.
May 2 2018 12:20PM
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Thug_Scout
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If you’re asking in a thread then the answer is no.

You cant just throw money at skiing and expect to get better automatically.
May 2 2018 12:50PM
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DirtYStylE
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*St4th0s*i went to copper last summer. it is a really good environment for learning most flips bc you can learn it on tramp, then air bag and then snow. in terms of rails all of them are really easy and they also have some boxes so learning new rails tricks will be easier


Just like this guy said, they give you all the tools for you to properly progress. They will also film you so you can watch and see exactly what you did right/wrong
May 2 2018 1:19PM
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AveragePete
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Thug_ScoutIf you’re asking in a thread then the answer is no.

You cant just throw money at skiing and expect to get better automatically.


yes you can its pay to win
May 2 2018 5:50PM
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Thug_Scout
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AveragePeteyes you can its pay to win


Yeah to a certain extent. I think this guy has maxed out on his “lazy boy cork 3s” tho
May 2 2018 7:04PM
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GSR
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ScreaminSkiingI can do 270 on 270 out, and lazyboy cork 3, as my best tricks, will i be able to learn flips?


Yes and no. If you go to a camp with the hopes of getting better you need to actively use all the resources available (tramps, airbags etc.) And go through the motions of learning the trick progressions. You can't expect a camp to suddenly make you better for just throwing wad of cash down.

Have a notebook of the tricks you really want to get down so you don't get distracted with other things and find a coach who can do those tricks to help you.

If you are going for fun you may as well save some money and get a spring pass somewhere and get your squad together.
May 2 2018 9:09PM
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sklermang
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ScreaminSkiingI can do 270 on 270 out, and lazyboy cork 3, as my best tricks, will i be able to learn flips?


what??? do you think that having coaching will magically make you better? spending money on camp does not equal progression, its willingness to push yourself and setting smart goals

same with college too. going to a great college doesnt mean shit if you dont care about using the resources around u

**This post was edited on May 2nd 2018 at 9:37:29pm
May 2 2018 9:36PM
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IsaacShepard
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If you try flips you will learn them haha
May 4 2018 11:50AM
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milo-mcsenderson
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Doesn't it normally go:
Do future spins get paid
Not pay to be able to do future spins???
May 7 2018 6:50AM
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