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How can I hit bigger jumps
Hey guys, I have been skiing terrain park for about 6 years now and every year I am more and more scared to hit the bigger jobs. I have tried to just send them before but I always turn off right before or I don't fully commit, any tips?
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**This post was edited on Oct 14th 2018 at 2:11:42pm
**This post was edited on Oct 14th 2018 at 2:11:42pm
Just take it incrementally if you can. I know the feeling when it seems like a whole different animal to rotate off a jump going 35 mph compared to 20 mph. But try to get used to intermediate size jumps if you can.
I had someone hold my hand when I hit bigger jumps. That way I know I am going the right speed
^What he said. Seriously. Train people in the know the speed and go 10-20ft behind them until you feel comfortable by yourself
just do a smaller jump but send it until you knuckle the second jump after
It is not so much the speed, but it is more the feeling of going up so high I'm being scared to case or something, I know if you go faster it is way harder to case it but I cannot force myself to go faster.
Green lights bro. Casing a big jump isn’t so bad anyway
Gaper_GaryGreen lights bro. Casing a big jump isn’t so bad anyway
False.
Gaper_GaryGreen lights bro. Casing a big jump isn’t so bad anyway
Somebody has never cased a big jump before.
JoeF2661Somebody has never cased a big jump before.
Years ago i tried to have my snowboarding buddy follow right behind me off a 50 footer so he had the right speed and he didnt quite get the speed and had to go the the hospital. Casing can be just as bad as overshooting ask mike wilson in yearbook.
Although overshooting is what you have nightmares about....
But yeah hopefully your park has some mid size jumps like mammoth always has that you can get used to higher speeds on.
follow someone into it
that or tell a bunch of people in the cafeteria/above the jump that you are going to air the fuck out of it. peer pressure can be your friend
that or tell a bunch of people in the cafeteria/above the jump that you are going to air the fuck out of it. peer pressure can be your friend
Gaper_GaryGreen lights bro. Casing a big jump isn’t so bad anyway
No cap casing is worse than overshooting almost 90% of the time
JoeF2661Somebody has never cased a big jump before.
I’ll have you know I cased on the first ramp in MEDIUM line. I hit huge xgames ramps like all the time. Definitely prefer the nice little ones they make next to the rail bars tho
Go fast land flat for +100 respect on the hill
Take it in small steps. There's really no need to go from a 20 to lets say a 50. Find jumps in the middle and work on them. 3 jump lines are always good. Maybe you're only comfortable with the first jump or first and second, but if you flow threw jump 3 will feel good.
Training people for speed helps. On dialing in speed and also making you more likely to commit. Once you start hitting bigger jumps, keep hitting them more and get comfortable.
Training people for speed helps. On dialing in speed and also making you more likely to commit. Once you start hitting bigger jumps, keep hitting them more and get comfortable.
Ride behind someone that hits the big hits. Match their speed and let physics do the rest.
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