What do good park rats think when newbs eat shit?

There isn't anything to think really. We all eat shit, and everybody is at different stages of progression. To heckle somebody for eating shit is dumb
 
im not that good, but im okay, usually if they do something stupid like come into a jump way too slow or slide a box way too slow and get stuck ill think "well hopefully they learned from that and dont make that mistake again" and if they fall doing something where you can tell they are trying but just mess up usually ill think "at least they are out here learning and trying" sometimes if theyve fallen a few times ill strike up a convo and try and slide in some tips if i know what they are trying to do.
 
only insecure high school losers make fun of kids in parks, if ur respectful and chill no one will bother u for eating shit (u might even get props for it tbh)
 
Nothing gets me more fired up than watching someone sending it when they are at a low ability level. Everyone who rides park a lot can remember being there. So when I see somebody eat it I may laugh a little if it is funny, but mostly it just stokes me out to see new shredders putting it on the line.

TLDR: Fucking send it son
 
I usually feel bad when its a kid, as I use to be paranoid as fuck when I was starting. It has probably been said but only highschool crews laugh at people who eat shit cause they have 0 sense
 
13848065:iced said:
I usually feel bad when its a kid, as I use to be paranoid as fuck when I was starting. It has probably been said but only highschool crews laugh at people who eat shit cause they have 0 sense

Lol I’m still paranoid af. I’m the kid ppl laugh at XD
 
Usually I run over to make sure they're not dead and are out of the landing zone. Help them up or call it in if they broke themselves. As far as anything else I don't care. I only judge people who side jump or roll my takeoffs, cut people off, try to kill me, etc.

If somebody is trying to learn a new trick, or trying a new feature, good for them. I get stoked for them if they make it.

Everyone's gotta start somewhere.
 
I might laugh if it was funny. but who cares everyone does it. if you never fall you probably not pushing you're self or learning anything ...... or you just G af and stomp everything.
 
depends on what they did. If it was a gaper who was blocking something and eating it, I will laugh hard. If it is a kid learning rails and eating it. I will also laugh but help him out if I had a similar issue. I will say I get cockier than I should since I am not very good either and look like an idiot. Hopefully this year its just going to be chill and good vibes.
 
i only laugh when someone double ejacs out of rentals/race skis after knuckling hard. if its a gnarly crash anywhere else mad respect, other than that i do that shit every run every day i dont think twice about seeing someone fall

**This post was edited on Oct 24th 2017 at 3:03:58am
 
Are they OK? Does patrol need to come? Should I close the feature to keep someone else from hitting them until they/their equipment move?

Is there any advice or encouragement I can offer that will help them stick what they were trying?
 
13848059:DIRTYBUBBLE said:
Eating shit is respectable and a rite of passage. It shows that you're not a pussy

SO fucking true. I respect people who are sending it and crashing since they are trying to get better without trying to take shortcuts. No hate or disrespect or belittlement. Honestly gets me stoked to see it. Everyone falls. Wallisch falls. Harulaut. Its just they fall pushing their limits (or edge catches). Same shit.

13848142:theabortionator said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Gqwi7Y96sk

[video=autoplay]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Gqwi7Y96sk[/video]

relevant

Quality post. would add more karma if I could.
 
Best part about riding a small shitty mountain is that all 8 people that ride park there know each other so if one of us eats shit you better believe there are some chuckles, but its all in good fun.

When the church group of 90 gapers show up to ski their one day a year that also provides some good laughs cuz they arent trying to "progress" as skiers they just send it off of literally anything.
 
"shit, i hope he replaces his divots"

just kidding, no one worth worrying about has anything but good vibes for newbs in the park
 
topic:Roper1021 said:
Asking for a friend

Asking for a friend meaning you? 😂😂 just kidding I just started to ski park last season and all my friends really rip me apart when I eat shit so it makes me wanna get better
 
Its pretty disrespectful to make fun of someone for eating shit, it seems like the more shitty and younger riders out there are the ones who give people shit for falling.
 
13848768:DieselChevys said:
Its pretty disrespectful to make fun of someone for eating shit, it seems like the more shitty and younger riders out there are the ones who give people shit for falling.

Agreed. No one cares. Anyone good in the park has respect for noobs. We all start somewhere. It always seems to be the trash teenagers giving people shit for falling. Dont take it personally if it happens because they arent great either. As long as you have proper park etiquette you will be fine. If you fall, get back up and try again. You can't get better without trying. If you keep at it, eventually you will get all those easy basics down and be falling on the stuff where people say "shit he almost landed that."

If you're gonna send it, at least video tape it so we can watch it on Jerry of the Day :D
 
When I was a noob I always thought that the better park rats secretly laughed at me in ridicule but now that I'm decently good, ive now realized that looking at a noob eating it truly is a rite of passage as others have said. Usually i think to myself hey I used to be him.

On the off chance I'll even give him a few tips if he's up for it, something that I greatly appreciated when starting out idk.

Either way don't let the hecklers get you down, if you stay motivated you'll soon be able to tell them to fuck off.
 
13848142:theabortionator said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Gqwi7Y96sk

[video=autoplay]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Gqwi7Y96sk[/video]

relevant

That video. I guess that's kinda' what I was trying to do for the kids with this one.

Every one starts from the same square. I like to ask if they are okay first, then compliment them on having huge nerve.

Anyway here it is. Might get a laugh, or might actually work! The Meditation For Boxes & Rails.
 
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