What's an "average" trick in your park?

Average kids: Probably a 5 and some basic switch ups
The crew: Cork 7s and rail combos I don't know the names of.
 
Theres 4 skiers i know who can go inverted at Alpine, about 5 that can grab a 5 (my category) and the best things i have ever seen on rails are 270 on pretzel 2 out wiv a switchup in the middle. SE michigan has a few good riders, but most people blow, average is probly a solid caseing or roll over.
 
wachusett has a few good kids throwing like backs off everything, 2s 4s out and ive seen a few 9s and 10s. but most kids like me just do little stuff like grab 3s 5s and 2s out and such
 
best kid can cork 9, we have small jumps, rodeo 7 mute. 450 disaster is the best rail trick ive seen. i can 6 out of the flat up rail
 
Well Sugarbush has a wide range. One kid threw a dub, some kids are throwing rodeo and cork 7/9's, and then there are the up to 5 normal spinners. On rails, we got some good competition, kfeds and 2 pretz 2's. Not too crazy, but thats still pretty good.
 
going over rail jumps.

the average trick for actual freestyle boarders and skiers are a straight air or 360. the best trick ive ever seen was rodeo 7 and lincon off a tube.
 
The people claiming dubs are totally bs'in. I am sure at most mountains the most common trick to see is a 3. Probably penciled and what not but 3's and basic backflips are most common probably. If you can grab or do flips or do anything bigger than a 7 you're in the top crowd at timberline.
 
this, the kid who was claiming everyone at tline has kfeds and rodeos and corks needs to actually learn how many people can do those
 
If by granite peak you mean the skiers that are a part of the "midwest's best"? All of them came to tyrol for a day this year and i didn't see anything special from them, maybe they just weren't throwing down at all. Whatever it was, I wasn't impressed
 
no i'm not talking about Midwest Best, although, one of th skiers is really good, Matt P'ng, he's doing switch blunt 10's, dub fronts, and blunt 9's. only 3 of the kids are on Midwest Best, all others are just riding independantly.
 
at breck its all over the place, you get the texans sticking their tips in the tables and then you'll take a run with bobby brown. but pretty much everyone does at least 3's
 
Same as Paoli and I wouldn't even go as far as 4 maybe 2 lol, but PNS and Paoli both host some epic rail game
 
few kids at chestnuts can go inverted. Rails are preety snowboarder oriented so most skiers are sketched out to learn on them. 95% of the time though, if a skier slides a whole rail. All gaper hell breaks loose
 
If you can hit anything other than a box, slide sideways, or can spin more than 180, you're basically the best at thunder ridge
 
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