Tramp progression - what's next?

rodeos and corks

corks (not really thrown like a skiing cork but they're fun)
grabs in your spins/flips
rightside of everything.

rodeos, flatspins, corks, bio's, d-spins and add more spins to what you have, learn them both ways etc. join the trampolining cult too.

word thanks! yeah i can grab some but gotta work on that and good suggestions for next tricks

oh yeah and im curious cause i just learned corks on the tramp, what makes them different? is it the fact that you cant carve on a tramp?

lincolns with spins. Lincoln 360's are much easier than backflip 3's.

If you can cork on skis you'll understand that the momentum on a tramp and the body motion is quite different than on a tramp. You have to set it differently on skis to go from a leaning back position to a landing on a downslope.

You have the effect of skis and swing weight. You're much higher off the ground with greater momentum as well, which amplifies the motion you make, hence why you have to throw quite a bit harder on a tramp.

The most notable thing is the forward momentum, I guess. I'm not a physicist, so I can't explain everything in detail but it's pretty different in my opinion just from personal experience, and from what I've been told by coaches and shit. Tramps are mostly good for a general air sense while doing a trick.

take ur skis on ur tramp? ive done it before but it wasnt very fun. tramp scooters are awesome tho

I don't know I find it pretty similiar. The only difference for me is the take off on skis. It's less throw back cause your taking off upwards, but if you have corks solid on tramp it'll transfer over.

meh. my friends tell me I throw corks kinda weirdly too so maybe it's just me.