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Replying to Progressing to a cork 7

Dragons52495:
I’ve been skiing for a few years now in Australia and am fairly decent carving on groomers and such but have never really learnt park (straight aired some small jumps but not much else). I’m skiing Canada for 2 months next year and was wondering how long it would take to get decent in the park? I’m pretty fit and can do flips and corks pretty comfortably on a trampoline.

I always thought cork 7 blunts looked sick but wanted to know whether that’s an achievable goal in that timeframe or not? Tips on park progression (order to learn tricks and such) would also be much appreciated!

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