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Beginner jump trouble

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Raymik
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Hi, I can ski pretty good Cuz Ive been skiing since 2004 and im 18 now, but in park, im beginner. I live in czech rep. And my closest park is this, others are like 80 kilometers away. There is one small jump (photo and video) , the gap between the kicker and landing is so small and landing is steep af. At this time i have no confidence to hit bigger jumps (second jump on photo), so i just have to spin my 180s on this, usually i send it too big and land on Noses and get wrecked, so i jumped at small speed and reduced the final kick of the jump (u can see on vid) but i dont think thats the way to get better. I did 360s a lot on my backyard jump but i dont feel to sending it on this park jump.
Did u have same problem at ur local park or am i just too comfortable ?



https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/923549/73E9A287-2508-467A-A804-3DDBC801C28F-MOV
Feb 3 2019 12:27PM
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Finito
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Try to improve your pop. Check out the latest video from "stomp it tutorials" on YouTube, he breaks it down quiet nice
Feb 3 2019 12:36PM
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FruitBootPro
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FinitoTry to improve your pop. Check out the latest video from "stomp it tutorials" on YouTube, he breaks it down quiet nice

Doesn't pop just like get you more air? Wouldn't it make him come down harder? I don't really know anything tho
Feb 3 2019 3:03PM
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Finito
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TheVictatorDoesn't pop just like get you more air? Wouldn't it make him come down harder? I don't really know anything tho

More air in general but he won't jump that far. At least that is the idea. Going a little slower but pop harder.
Feb 3 2019 3:20PM
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Narcopus
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TheVictatorDoesn't pop just like get you more air? Wouldn't it make him come down harder? I don't really know anything tho


Popping keeps you level in the air. Dont pop and the jump throws you backwards

This is probably a problem for OP as he is landing on his noses on a 180 which is similar to landing backseat on a straight air.

Another important thing while spinning is to look around the horizon and don’t look down until you spot your landing
Feb 3 2019 5:05PM
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Narcopus
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Forward shin pressure, pop hard to stay level, look around the horizon while spinning until you spot your landing and you should be good on any jump.
Feb 3 2019 5:07PM
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iH8pow
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TheVictatorDoesn't pop just like get you more air? Wouldn't it make him come down harder? I don't really know anything tho

A little, but proper pop gets you to also land more proper so you can stomp it. Definitely important for 360s, I crashlanded backseat so many times getting those I never fell on any trick more. At least they weren't bad falls unlike trying sitcorks
Feb 3 2019 5:07PM
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Raymik
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That looking around the horizon may be the thing. I remember that the landing was covered by ice and it was sketchy, so i need to check whole jump where i could land. Next time i will bring bucket of salt. :D
NarcopusPopping keeps you level in the air. Dont pop and the jump throws you backwards

This is probably a problem for OP as he is landing on his noses on a 180 which is similar to landing backseat on a straight air.

Another important thing while spinning is to look around the horizon and don’t look down until you spot your landing
Feb 4 2019 5:39AM
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PsychicMigration
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Doesn’t look like you even tried to spin more like just twisted your legs a little extra from a straight air as if you were trying to go from a 540 to 720.
Feb 4 2019 8:22PM
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skiguy04
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RaymikThat looking around the horizon may be the thing. I remember that the landing was covered by ice and it was sketchy, so i need to check whole jump where i could land. Next time i will bring bucket of salt. :D

Willing to bring a salt bucket to the hill but not willing to have more than 2 posts before asking for advice on NS.... and then disappear forever cool story bruh you hit the smallest jump ever but you have zero street cred. You need to pay your dues
Feb 6 2019 9:32AM
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Narcopus
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skiguy04Willing to bring a salt bucket to the hill but not willing to have more than 2 posts before asking for advice on NS.... and then disappear forever cool story bruh you hit the smallest jump ever but you have zero street cred. You need to pay your dues


I don’t get why he can’t make an account to ask for advice as a beginner. Who cares about the street cred just help a man out
Feb 6 2019 10:12AM
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SofaKingSick
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skiguy04Willing to bring a salt bucket to the hill but not willing to have more than 2 posts before asking for advice on NS.... and then disappear forever cool story bruh you hit the smallest jump ever but you have zero street cred. You need to pay your dues


i can't tell if you're joking because all your posts that i notice are retarded
Feb 6 2019 10:40AM
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DirtYStylE
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Your balls need to drop before you can drop big cliffs or hit big jumps. There is a natural order to these things
Feb 6 2019 12:22PM
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skiguy04
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SofaKingSicki can't tell if you're joking because all your posts that i notice are retarded

YOur so gay haha newbs helping newbs I see... standing up for one another...

You don’t see the point / this person is simply here for selfish reasons and you are retarded for not seeing this as the truth / big waste of time for somebody who won’t try and help themselves and use the search bar. You are probably just like OP and want to learn tricks using internet short cuts.

If you don’t like me or what I say don’t quote me - k thx bye
Feb 6 2019 12:54PM
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SofaKingSick
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skiguy04YOur so gay haha newbs helping newbs I see... standing up for one another...

You don’t see the point / this person is simply here for selfish reasons and you are retarded for not seeing this as the truth / big waste of time for somebody who won’t try and help themselves and use the search bar. You are probably just like OP and want to learn tricks using internet short cuts.

If you don’t like me or what I say don’t quote me - k thx bye



yeah, i was a noob a long time ago and i appreciated normal people helping me learn. that's one of the valuable aspects of this site, and the dude even posted a video of himself, which is the best way to get specific helpful advice

you clicked a thread called "BEGINNER JUMP TROUBLE" so you could get your panties all knotted. blame yourself for your "wasted time"
Feb 6 2019 2:41PM
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SuspiciousFish
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To the OP. Another thing aside from a good pop- I noticed is you dropped your eyes which is why you are landing on your tips. Your body always follows your eyes and you need to keep them level on the horizon to spin on axis. I crashed 360's for a long time until a coach at CUFST drilled it into me and was landing them the next time on the hill. I cant recommend stair jumps enough here and you can do it at home. Simply take 10 min each day and jump up 3-4 stairs at a time while keeping your eyes level and you will train your peripheral vision to spot your landing. I cant tell you how many times I jumped up the stairs at the CU rec center.

Your setup should be:

Stack your weight evenly over your boots in the run up.
Engage your core (flex your abs to keep your whole body together while you rotate)
Pop off the lip and set your rotation, keep your eyes level on the horizon
Land and absorb the impact while using your peripheral vision to spot the landing.
Afterbang...
Feb 6 2019 3:13PM
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skiguy04
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SofaKingSickyeah, i was a noob a long time ago and i appreciated normal people helping me learn. that's one of the valuable aspects of this site, and the dude even posted a video of himself, which is the best way to get specific helpful advice

you clicked a thread called "BEGINNER JUMP TROUBLE" so you could get your panties all knotted. blame yourself for your "wasted time"


Haha give op a direct message and watch they will never reply hahha I’m all about etiquette you must understand that this person person just got what they want and will never return here
Feb 6 2019 3:40PM
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Raymik
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skiguy04Haha give op a direct message and watch they will never reply hahha I’m all about etiquette you must understand that this person person just got what they want and will never return here


So ..
1. If i want some advice i will always come back for advices written by advanced skiers
2.The weight of any advice is big for me cuz the skiers can see the trouble on vid and describe it right here for me.
3. If i want smth from someone for free it is etiquette to at least read his opinion
4. Newbie doesnt mean ignorant
Feb 6 2019 6:54PM
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ButteredToast.
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skiguy04Haha give op a direct message and watch they will never reply hahha I’m all about etiquette you must understand that this person person just got what they want and will never return here


How do I delete someone's NS account?
Feb 6 2019 7:57PM
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