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Every little kid in the park will respect you if you do any fortnite dance in the air. Be ready though they'll keep asking you for tips on how to sidejump better.
If you’re just starting out, work on spinning both ways from 180 - 540. Once you start getting that down think about a 7 or a switch 3. Progression my G
I think most people know that. They are just more concerned about that small chance that it goes wrong. I've had a couple of people die at resorts I ride at and every single one (besides one person that ran into a tree) was due to falling on their head during a flawed invert (I think all were backflips actually).
Some people like to relax and just throw lower risk tricks which I kind of get.
**This post was edited on Dec 6th 2018 at 3:40:28pm
teamSESHI think most people know that. They are just more concerned about that small chance that goes wrong. I've had a couple of people die at resorts I ride at and every single one besides one person that ran into a tree was due to falling on their head during a flawed invert (I think all were backflips actually).
Some people like to relax and just throw lower risk tricks which I kind of get.
Yo thats real gnarly, I just learned backflips really early and know I love em, I find personally IMO that I get more hurt on failed spin attempts than backflip attempts, I mean my worst ski injury to date was a freak front 2.
