Tricks to try for progression

every switch up 2 out variation you can't do, maybe adding 4 out after some switch ups.

Do a lazy boy 5 to try to work on corking. Don't need a super big jump for it, maybe 15 feet

BkripLast year i could barely slide a rail and this year im finally starting to progress ( 2p2, illusive, 4 on), but i feel like i reached my peak. Cant think of any new tricks to try and ive been wanting to cork for a long time now. 13 years old so take it ez on the steezy tricks like nosebutters. Throw some tricks at me to try this weekend pls🙏🙏🙏🙏

Start doing un natural

Switch lip 2

take tricks you think you have down to bigger/sketchier features!
4 onto a low wide box is as easy as doing a 3 off a small jump; i wouldnt dare try it on a rail 5 feet up.

for cork, just start learning to carve off the lip and do a slow 3. once you get comfy with that wobble sensation and carve pretty hard on the lip (about 30 good jumps where you are leaving train tracks in the snow), cork 3/5 is as easy as reaching down for the grab. you dont have to get super inverted at first.

cork 7/9/10/misty/bio/rodeo/flat you should probably learn on a trampoline first but you dont have to.

Watch a lot of ski movies, videos, segments. Watch other people in the park better than you. Get inspiration from other sports. Some videos though to get you hyped:
Session 1242, Strike 3, basically all the Traveling Circus vids

As stated do them on bigger rails. Also try to learn all 8. Not on a short tube, but rather on a longer flat handrail or something. You could even try to add variation to simple tricks… tailtaps, sniper taps, shifty 270s, 5050 tricks etc. I always tell myself…. If you can’t do it on a 30 foot downrail, you don’t truly have the trick on lock yet.


good start would be trying to 2p2 that down tube-rail at the bottom of the alley. Or getting comfy swapping on it, hitting it switch, etc. then take it to skinner and higher rails.

weastcoatAs stated do them on bigger rails. Also try to learn all 8. Not on a short tube, but rather on a longer flat handrail or something. You could even try to add variation to simple tricks… tailtaps, sniper taps, shifty 270s, 5050 tricks etc. I always tell myself…. If you can’t do it on a 30 foot downrail, you don’t truly have the trick on lock yet.


good start would be trying to 2p2 that down tube-rail at the bottom of the alley. Or getting comfy swapping on it, hitting it switch, etc. then take it to skinner and higher rails.

maybe if they could change the mf beard setup and put in a downrail id learn more variations

Bkripmaybe if they could change the mf beard setup and put in a downrail id learn more variations

Lol u right. Hate to say it but if you wanna progress on bigger shit hiking alley features is a must.