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Skiing without snow

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Ranch
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Hoy do you practice for the slopes when there is no snow? Any ideas on practicing tricks?
Dec 3 2015 8:43AM
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Radioactiveryan
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Dry slope dude, AstroTurf is relatively cheap
Dec 3 2015 8:47AM
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RadioactiveryanDry slope dude, AstroTurf is relatively cheap

I saw something like that at. Don't you have to wet it down with water?
Dec 3 2015 8:49AM
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RadioactiveryanDry slope dude, AstroTurf is relatively cheap

I saw something like that at. Don't you have to wet it down with water?
Dec 3 2015 8:50AM
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McRib
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Build a drop in about 5-6 feet high and cover it in turf works great go check out the cult: Build-a-jib 101 and there's a few good blue prints
You can also slack line and blade
Dec 3 2015 8:59AM
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McRibBuild a drop in about 5-6 feet high and cover it in turf works great go check out the cult: Build-a-jib 101 and there's a few good blue prints
You can also slack line and blade

Ok thanks
Dec 3 2015 9:29AM
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Pat.t
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Have ur mom queef some snowflakes
Dec 3 2015 1:43PM
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tris10radeka
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Astro turf. build a run in covered with astro and then have a rail and a patch of it at the end. There really isn't enough speed for jumps, but it will work for rails for sure
Dec 3 2015 1:54PM
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Kennyf
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go to a gymnastics facility or trampoline park, you can practice flips and spins, also ive seen people doing corks and rodeos
Dec 3 2015 2:20PM
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Shoey-Ski
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If you have some cash msnow works great lots of speed with no wetting required hurts a ton if you fall though and like I said its hella expensive
Dec 3 2015 2:27PM
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fries
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Jumping on the trampoline as well as having a summer setup like this:

everything you need to know is in the build a jib cult https://www.newschoolers.com/cultforum/453/Build-A-Jib-101
Dec 3 2015 6:12PM
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freestyler540
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I would get in shape. Your days will last longer and will be more complete if you have great cardio. However, core strength and flexibility is great for reducing injuries throughout the season. watch a bunch of ski movies because this is when you get mentality in the game.
Dec 3 2015 6:47PM
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dyyylan
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Find another sport so you have something to look forward to for both parts of the year. If all you want to do is ski, you're going to spend half the year just trying to pass the time
Dec 3 2015 7:05PM
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MiniMeDanny
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https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/774813/Turn-up-with-your-Friends
Dec 3 2015 7:10PM
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UilyJeff
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notorious_slugHave ur mom queef some snowflakes


Hahahah! I almost died from reading this
Dec 3 2015 7:11PM
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HAMNATION
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play golf in the summer like your supposed to do if your a ski bum.... nununununnnnaaa
Dec 3 2015 7:11PM
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