Cork 7 !! Help!

[Ailo]

i'm going to learn cork 7 again in this week and the only problem with that is the jump. and that because my local hill only have 2 very small jumps and 1 massive jump and i can't decide should i send it from small on or massive help me!

pros and cons small jump : cons :dont know if i could spin fast enough (maybe with gucci) ,looks lame big jump :cons : if i fail going to hurt like hell , if i fall there is a risk to break bones big jump pros . got time to spin

what should i do ??

 

[Ailo]

i got typos and dtuff in thread but don't mind

 

[Newschoolers55]

Jake Muller says in his trick tips that corks are easier on bigger jumps. So i would suggest doing that.

 

[scratchskier321]

do 5's like clock work on the big jump, get comfortable with the size. Get cork 7 on the trampoline. Then you'll be good to go, big jumps get surprisingly smaller when you pop and spot you landing correctly. Practice a lot off the big jump.

 

[alexgrazioso]

big jump for sure. as long as you dont knuckle it or gucci it then it really doesnt hurt anymore/mean you will get injured more easily if you fall

 

[freestyler540]

Big jump. Time to put the big boy pants on!

Do a bunch of 720s first, then lightly cork one out when comfortable.

 

[270on420out]

Massive jump. If you can do it on an airbag or waterramps, you'll be fine. And the massive jump will be 10x more gnar.