What to do after learning 7s

[Getshifty]

So currently got all my rotations up to 7 locked down on 25-35 ft jumps, planning to bring those to the 45-55 ft jumps but the park was closed because of too much snow. I got switch zero to 3 but not 5. I was wondering what I should try next, and how to practice inverts if during the week so I can take em to the slopes after school. Corks? Rodeos? idk give me advice

 

[Park_Ranger]

Try them spinning in the opposite direction, work on style, start feeling out grabs, try linking opp spin combos on lines. No need to really go bigger

**This post was edited on Mar 5th 2019 at 12:31:37am

 

[TRVP_ANGEL]

a 360

 

[shinbangclan]

dont just lock them down

do them so much they become boring

then u will be so comfortable with them you can do whatever you want

also work on the other direction too

 

[iProgoalie]

Cork it. Honestly once you get the corking rotation figured out it's almost easier to throw them than a regular 720.

 

[BackWoods420]

A 420 on 69 footer.

 

[albinoboy]

Keep doing 7 but to the point they become effortless with style. People could care less about how many spins you can do they just want them to look nice.

 

[Coochieman7]

Go for the quad

 

[theabortionator]

Go for the quad

Damn, i was a minute late

 

[VragBikernes]

get corked

 

[Non_State_Actor]

People could care less about how many spins you can do

People that aren't judges.

 

[ogreene]

get off axis, misty, bio, cork, flat, whatever it doesn't matter. work on spinning unnatural way. work on your switch tricks so you can go backwards, because backwards is fun. also, note to op, there are these things called jibs in terrain parks, they're fun to spin onto as well. cheers