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Looking for advice from seasoned competitors haha. Anyone have any tips on high schoring tricks and ways to achieve them? Was thinking a cork 7 saftey to a upright 5 tail. This sound good?
I’m not a seasoned slope competitor, but I did do a slope comp once. For my first and only one, I just put together a run I thought was fun that I had about an 80% chance of landing, while trying to keep it as techy as I could. Ended up landing the run and did well, wasn’t a formal comp circuit though.
Don’t spin both jump tricks the same way. Have your cork 7 (if you can land it consistently) then either have an unnatural forward trick or a switch trick.
Assuming you are doing your local mountains competition and not a USASA event , people and judges will be looking for crowd pleasers. Lip on back twos , 2 pretz 2 , k fed , front 6 , and cork 7, and backflips. Things that look cool. depending on the skill level of your competition spinning both ways will probably be unnecessary. Switch tricks are probably a plus because people think it’s very cool to see someone ski backwards. If you do this things you should win all the swag they give away. Good luck