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Easiest Feature to Learn On

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Gulo_gulo
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Newbie park skier here, I'm pretty comfortable with jumps, but am having a hard time with anything related to a rail, tube, box, etc... Any advice on the easiest feature to learn on and how to get past the newbie slippy-slidey phase?
Jan 25 2022 12:03AM
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Casey
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We have a greenhorn park full of tiny features. Sometimes that is the key- if you are scared of switch take offs or spinning on, just start with some features that you are not intimidated by at all
Jan 25 2022 12:06AM
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asparagus
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start on flat boxes, move on to fat tubes
Jan 25 2022 12:19AM
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BigmoneyMatt
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Handrail for sure, they are nice and skinny so you don't get all caught up on them and they are always slick.
You should try skiing on a nicely iced up 2x4 aswell those work really good for beginners. I learnt how to ski on a 2x4 when I was like 5. I'm 14 now and rip in the park, I'm surprised im not sponsoerd but thats only because im underground asf, Gilson already offered me a deal but I didnt wanna work with those faggots.
Jan 25 2022 12:59AM
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sexyjulian
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Boxes -> Fat tubes -> skinnier tubes -> Flat rails -> downtubes -> down rails
Jan 25 2022 1:07AM
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BigmoneyMatt
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sexyjulianBoxes -> Fat tubes -> skinnier tubes -> Flat rails -> downtubes -> down rails


2x4>down2x4>Boxes>Handrails>fat tubes>skinny tube>flat>downtube>downrail>

watch out for misinformation on this platfrom alot of people don't really know what they are talking about, 2x4s are def the most easy to learn on.

**This post was edited on Jan 25th 2022 at 1:12:42am
Jan 25 2022 1:11AM
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Logi
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DeadB2x4>down2x4>Boxes>Handrails>fat tubes>skinny tube>flat>downtube>downrail>

watch out for misinformation on this platfrom alot of people don't really know what they are talking about, 2x4s are def the most easy to learn on.

**This post was edited on Jan 25th 2022 at 1:12:42am


I would be quite interested to see a clip of you skiing an icy 2x4 handrail. Also, just a little grammar tip: you can replace “most easy” with “easiest.” Sounds a lot better to the Gilson guys I know you’re trying to impress
Jan 25 2022 1:16AM
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BigmoneyMatt
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LogiI would be quite interested to see a clip of you skiing an icy 2x4 handrail. Also, just a little grammar tip: you can replace “most easy” with “easiest.” Sounds a lot better to the Gilson guys I know you’re trying to impress


Wanna hop off my cock rocket u NOOB. 2x4 is the easiest to learn on.
I'll send u proof tomorrow okay nnoob.
Jan 25 2022 1:17AM
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Logi
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DeadBWanna hop off my cock rocket u NOOB. 2x4 is the easiest to learn on.
I'll send u proof tomorrow okay nnoob.


Sounds good homie!
Jan 25 2022 1:19AM
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BigmoneyMatt
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LogiSounds good homie!


You've never skied on a 2x4? thats weird thats kinda how anyone I know whos good learnt.
Jan 25 2022 1:24AM
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keagan.karstens
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DeadBHandrail for sure, they are nice and skinny so you don't get all caught up on them and they are always slick.
You should try skiing on a nicely iced up 2x4 aswell those work really good for beginners. I learnt how to ski on a 2x4 when I was like 5. I'm 14 now and rip in the park, I'm surprised im not sponsoerd but thats only because im underground asf, Gilson already offered me a deal but I didnt wanna work with those faggots.


But Josh Wong is the homie

edit: who the hell is Josh Wong

**This post was edited on Jan 25th 2022 at 9:29:14am
Jan 25 2022 9:28AM
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TRVP_ANGEL
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DeadBYou've never skied on a 2x4? thats weird thats kinda how anyone I know whos good learnt.


Learning how to ski on 2x4 is the essential foundation to mastering skiing. If you want some, check out Gilson Skis
Jan 25 2022 10:49AM
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