i did it!
 

i finally did a 360 and hit a kinked rail. on the kinked rail, the first few times i hit it i jumped off before the last kink, but i finally started to stay on and it was so easy and fun! i also did my first 3. i tried it backside and it was so easy. to everybody like me, just go for the 3. backside might seem scarier but its really not and its sooo easy. just keep your head up. DO NOT LOOK DOWN until you finished the rotation. it might sound strange, bu that's what you have to do. for me, looking down psychs you out.

Nice job, I can tell your pumped:thumbsup:

it was so clean. i was like, "holy crap, i just spun a 3 first try. WTF?!?!"

if you feel your kneecap give out, it's probably flying right next to the 40 cal bullet I just sniped you with.

lol wtf? .............

Lol.. I'm jealous i hit a bs 3' once off a roller and now every time I try I land 270 and have to slip out of it... pain in my ass.

Yeah, rails are a lower priority for me simply because I don't want to damage my baby and going to the truck to switch to the beater board is a PITA.

But the 3. Yeah, someday...

Big problem on Seymour is that because it's so snowboard oriented, the park crew biases all their builds towards intermediate and advanced riders. Even the so-called 'beginner' park doesn't really cater to beginners. This also means no small ramps for learning small jumps, and side hits although numerous get worn down in a hurry.

Anyway, end rant, but I'm having trouble finding a small jump to work with ever since the crew mowed down the little one off Mushroom.

im 13 and proud of my skill. im not amazing but to be doing nothing but a double black park(very steep and really hard jumps and rails)and wrecking it, i should be aloud to say im decent. =]

Donutz sounds like my park. Nearly nothing for the beginner or should I say advanced beginner skill set.
This is why I'm forced to learn on some big jumps that I'm still trying to get dialed in on

Yep. You'd think that skipping a few steps would speed you along, but it actually makes you more tentative with the bigger stuff. :mad: