Simon learns 1260s today in the pipe...

one thing i liked about pipe for a while was that it wasnt a huckfest, it always seemed like people were aimed at technicality-meaning linking runs with back to back tricks that seemed to flow. like switch, rightside, regular, switch right all linked, and theres so much more improvement in that before people have to be throwing monstrous tricks. now in big air, everyone can already do the technical tricks so they have to do big tricks like 14s and double flips. but in pipe, you have 5 or 6 hits that can all be so techy that we dont need to be doing 14s and double flips yet. my 2 cents
 
How about we all ski with jetpacks on so we can fly? Or maybe wear some anti-gravity suits? Thats just as "redicoules."
 
MAtt Hayward learned that trick last year. He's got it down pretty solid now it seems and he's working on some doubles for your enjoyment.
 
Pipe is gettin supper raw, last year a couple riders threw switch tens; i think Favre in Xgames and Eric Olsen at VTopen; the level of switch tricks is making huge progress and that's real positive, but im thinking pipe is going to start moving in Snowboard pipes direction where any rider that wants podium is going to have to have at least 1 or 2 1080's or a dub flip
 
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go do something with your life.

 
Let's see some of these spins not corked either. Like Bristolrider said, there is way more room for improvement in other areas before everyone throws that kinda stuff. Honestly, there still seem to be some pros that alleyoop half their hits on their unnatural wall. If alleyooping wants to be done, then let's see it done so that they spin their tricks unnatural.
 
alley ooping is not a being, there for it can not "want to be done" I think a 12 first hit would be sick then right side 10 anyone then do most of the rest of the run sw. I personally think that would be a fairly perfect pipe run if it were possible to maintain enough amplitude to throw a 10 after throwing a 12 that is
 
my money's still on tanner, if olenick throws the double half way through a solid run, he's pretty much guranteed 1st though
 
I've met him 2 years ago at WSI. He's a nice guy hella nice

anyway, can't wait to see pipe

1) Dumont

2) hall

3) TJ

^ my guess.. hopefully
 
Simon has way more amplitude on his tricks than anyone else...thats why he is gonna take superpipe but Tanner could give him a run for his money
 
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