Progression tricks

I also just got done with my season. I learned to 360, to safety grab, and to critical grab. Next year I want to improve my rail game and start doing flips, but honestly, you don't usually follow what you plan. Sometimes I just feel good about trying a trick that i didn't even think of trying beforehand if that makes sense.

Anyways, if you haven't learned some grabs, I would do that. Safety grab is the easiest, and then I'd recommend trying a critical, japan, or mute.

CalebTheKillianI also just got done with my season. I learned to 360, to safety grab, and to critical grab. Next year I want to improve my rail game and start doing flips, but honestly, you don't usually follow what you plan. Sometimes I just feel good about trying a trick that i didn't even think of trying beforehand if that makes sense.

Anyways, if you haven't learned some grabs, I would do that. Safety grab is the easiest, and then I'd recommend trying a critical, japan, or mute.

with my 1st season* woops

find a jump with a soft landing (powder if you get some) and try everything that you can do on the trampoline, i recomend you to do this on the first days of the season so you have time to try those tricks on bigger jumps and start getting some grabs in them.

Alvarofind a jump with a soft landing (powder if you get some) and try everything that you can do on the trampoline, i recomend you to do this on the first days of the season so you have time to try those tricks on bigger jumps and start getting some grabs in them.

for me it was easier doing different grabs on off axis spins than on regular spins

definitely get comfortable (really comfortable) doing 360s, backflips frontflips and underflips and maybe some of the more simple off axis spins (misty flip, rodeos, cork 7). If you can get these down, you can basically build off of all of them into different tricks, since they are the base motions for most of the tricks that people want to learn. Just gradually get more comfortable doing them in the air then try to add things on like grabs or extra rotations.

What kind of tricks can you do right now? But a good rule I like to follow is getting comfortable doing tricks and then after tinkering around with that trick step it up to the next one. Its like setting up checkpoints of small goals for big goals (you've totally heard this exact thing in health class, if you have had health class or something similar, but it totally helps), so that you'll be more comfortable and prepared for the big one(s).

hey guys right now i can 360, 1 in both directions, slide boxes 180 off, 90 off to switch and pretzel to reg and i learned these in about 4 days at the hill

In my opinion i would say learn a few more spins (540, 720, etc) and learn how to grab them comfortably. gain some air awareness.

from there maybe move to a backflip or a lincoln loop. those are the two easiest inverted tricks and they are the building blocks for a lot of the more advanced tricks

good luck!

Jumps: After learning switch 1's, 3's and 5's, try taking them to bigger jumps. Once you've started getting more comfortable on larger jumps, start doing 3's. Being able to hit bigger jumps easily is the most important thing when it comes to progression, because you can focus on the new tricks you're wanting to learn rather than worrying about speed.
Rails: Now learn how to do pretzel and blind 270's off flat boxes, switch on and maybe back swaps and front swaps on flat boxes as well. After getting more comfortable on easier boxes, start hitting slightly more difficult rails like down rails and street entry rails (where the rail is above the lip of the take off).

Hope this helps man.