How to setup corrugated pipe

I just put Heavy things inside of it like rocks or logs so it doesn't rock back and forth and then pack snow on the sides to help it saty sill. Then just build a jump up to it
 
"heavy things" Isn't really an option because they wont be a permanent setup. Ill be bringing them to a local hill and the only way I can transport them is on the roof of my truck
 
~DO NOT~ use screws, this only causes them to crack. it looks like it works, but before you know it, a chunk will just fall out. this happend to me, and not i find the best way in the winter is dig a little trench, shove the pvc in, so its a bout half or 2 thirds out of the ground, and pack snow around the edges, this works really well and the pvc will not move. also try and do it as early as u can in the season, because itll freeze that way. only problem with that is that now it wont move around to set up other stuff. in the summer, your best to just find a flat spot, and drive some spikes (with rounded tops so you dont wreck your skis) as closly to the pvc as possible. this way it wont move side to side, and you can drill some spikes into the ground at the front if its moving forward on you. The pvc might rotate if you step on it with shoes or whatever, but it doesnt matter when you ski, you wont even notice anything trust me. hope this helps!!
 
Dig a trench in the ground that is as deep as half of the height of the corrugated pipe. That will prevent it from rolling around and you won't have to build a big ass frame
 
with my pvc tube(non corrugated) i hammer it into the ground it like october before theres any snow and then when it get cold pour water around it and stuff so it freezes in the ground, then again i use mine to launch me in the air so there at about a 30-40 degree angle.
 
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