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Little jumps vs. to Big ones

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JoBidensDirtySok
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At my mountain we had a 10 ft jump then they moved it to make a 20 and the 20 doesn't scare me at all. But people have told me that as soon as I get to a big mountain I wont be able to throw any corks or high rotations because I will get scared. Anyone have any insight to this?
Mar 18 2021 9:42AM 3 0
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WoFlowz
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I mean at my hill kids throw cork 7s, sw7s cork 5s and grab 5s on 10ft tables so I think it’d only get easier with a larger jump. Might be a bit more intimidating tho
Mar 18 2021 9:51AM 5 0
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JoBidensDirtySok
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WoFlowzI mean at my hill kids throw cork 7s, sw7s cork 5s and grab 5s on 10ft tables so I think it’d only get easier with a larger jump. Might be a bit more intimidating tho


I learned to throw reg corks switch corks and unnat corks sw and forward on that 10 but I feel like it could be intimidating
Mar 18 2021 9:53AM 2 0
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keagan.karstens
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Huck your meat kid
Mar 18 2021 10:12AM 1 0
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JoBidensDirtySok
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keagan.karstensHuck your meat kid


That’s how it started
Mar 18 2021 10:59AM 2 0
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iced
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It will take you two or three full days id guess to get use to it and realize you've been robbed of proper jumps
Mar 18 2021 11:06AM 1 0
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