This is my second year skiing, first year in the park. I only got about 15 days last season but I just learned the basics of skiing. My first season in the park is going really well. I can backflip every jump at copper except the pro line, I can straight air the pro line (50-60 ft jumps) consistent 3s, 5s. I can hit just about every round rail or tube no matter the kinks or length at copper. I can almost rodeo, I can front swap, back swap, front 2, back 2, front 4, front swap front 2. I am a generally athletic person and just have a lot of balls. Skiing is 99% mental. Some people are also naturally good, my cousin hit a rail his 4th day ever skiing while on rental skis. I have no action sports under my belt either, the only other sport I play is football. I don’t have access to a trampoline, my first rodeos were learned on park jumps. I’m 16 and have about 30 days this season so far
Professor-ModeloSo one of my buddies recently picked up skiing, has probably been about 20 days in his entire life, and he looks super comfy carving around, popping of knuckles, and all that other fun shit. The other day the kid even started doing some pretty decent ones, and sliding the fatter, more basic tubes and bars with relative ease and comfort. Ive definitely never personally known someone who became somewhat proficient on skis in that short of time, and I was wondering if any of u guys have a homie that picked up skiing as a teen or adult, and developed some sauce relatively quickly
*bonus points if they don’t have a gymnastics/action sports background