Tips for a dub cork/dub rodeo?

switch your meat and seeeeeennddaaaaT

(My last 7 was 12 years ago)

You should probably do it on a trampoline or water ramp but because you don’t have access, make sure your family has life insurance and then send it.

Huck ur meat

ScaryDumpTruckYou should probably do it on a trampoline or water ramp but because you don’t have access, make sure your family has life insurance and then send it.

Yee that's my thinking. I gotta do it soon while I'm still on my familys health insurance and have a healthy body. I might try to build a fat booter in the BC but none of my friends know what I mean by big and don't want to put in the work.

stomp it tutorials as a video

All about air awerness if you can send unnatrual tricks on them like if you can throw a unnat cork 7 maybe even a sw unnat cork 7. then you're defintlry ready. make sure you're insanely comforeatble in the air good luck

please do it monkey

Visualize it my dude. If you can see it you can ski it.


(I cannot dub cork)

Dub flat 7/9 might be the most straightforward.... but still so sketchy to try without learning it on ramps/tramps or at least into pow.

cannot dub, but have coached kids through progressions for it, not to harsh your mellow but I would definitely recommend some other progressions before just huck n pray.

Work the steeze my dude, get mute, Japan, safety, and critical in those flat 3s/5s/ and 7s. Get em both ways, then get cork 7 blunt and 9 both ways. Then get both blunts, both mutes, both japans, both safeties in your quarks. Then get switch cork 5/7 in all those positions, both ways. Get backies, Lincoln’s, and whack flips in every direction/axis you can possibly envision (basically infinite options)
master all that in the next 2-5 years (I’m assuming you’re a young buck) and then when you do find yourself on a big enough jump or have gotten access to facilities (coach, rake, work at a big resort or for Woodward or windells) you will be ready and it will come around no problem.

Do it like a normal rodeo but twice.

I saw this kid from Michigan get his first dub flat 7 today and was inspired to almost try it myself. My skis were suuper slow though so I'm prettt glad I didn't. Next time I'll have some fresh wax tho. That big jump be poppin