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@@jathan7145 this particular facility is the Las Vegas Circus Center; many circus gyms have trampwall setups, as do many trampoline parks, but they will all vary in quality and size (of both the walls and the trampoline itself)

Thank you! Merry Christmas to you too!

Ha, thank you!

Thank you!

Ayyy 🙏🏻🙏🏻 it’s all about flipping uncomfortably slowly and not trying to survive 😂😅

Aha! That crash was hurt a lot- it definitely ended my session that day, but it could have been so much worse; better than winding up on my neck! Hope the tutorial helps, it's a truly fun trick once the technique clicks!

@@Weakthenics it’s a pretty niche one! If you want to learn, I made a tutorial a few years ago- it’s more about balance and joint stacking than strength ruclips.net/video/NH59k5VHSMs/видео.htmlsi=APNi06opZ9dg_4rI 👊🏻🙃

@ScottMcDonaldAcrobat oh definitely ill try to learn it sometime

This will definitely help stabilize ye olde neck when you’re getting booped! As for the studies, we shall see!

Thank you very much!

No, it’s at the Las Vegas Circus Center

Hi there Trevor, thank you for your input! Much appreciated! I'm a little confused about the first sentence, though- when did I show landing with the hands off the bed? I rewatched the video but couldn't find what you were referring to (unless it's one of the parts where I'm demonstrating what to avoid). Also, I'm very much in agreement about avoiding elbow dislocation and injury in general, but I'm curious- how does pointing the fingers forward decrease the risk of spine injury? Thank you and I look forward to chatting further, I'm always happy to learn more 🙃

Thank you!

Ha, infinite days until I’ll consider it solid and good enough to count

It's a super fun one! It was very disconcerting to lose sight of the trampoline when I was first learning them!

Oh really?? I've got a tutorial for turntable here, I suspect you'll pick them up very very quickly! ruclips.net/video/SXtvF2yVngE/видео.htmlsi=scNeSiAR289mAaOy

Ayyy thank you! I really enjoy how the pike 1.5 feels. So much acceleration in there!

Thank you!

@@cubingroom 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Thank you!

Thank you!

@@ScottMcDonaldAcrobat I never tried trampoline , with which trick should I start? Can you do a front lever tutorial ? I can pull up with additional 20 kg 3 times.

@@dukenukem8381 I'll be putting out some videos on precisely that subject soon, but in the meantime I would recommend starting with seat drops. I've got a tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/QaipJ3zTFC8/видео.htmlsi=tXn3J8gERrlYpplg After that, I would recommend swivel hips, which I also have a tutorial for

Ha, thank you! It’s a tough one!

Thank you! 🙃

Super close! It’s a full down, so basically the same but just taking off from feet instead of back

Nice! It’s a great space!

Thank you! The short version is... do a flatspin, once you're about halfway through twist and let yourself lose sight of the bed, then regain sight of it and try to make it back to square 😂😅

Hey, thank you very much! If you wanna learn how to do this yourself, here's how it works 👊🏻 ruclips.net/video/-GJB3yE_0pg/видео.htmlsi=X167iv2FiblRlmHM

Just realized how sketchy and fake that link looks haha, it's called a pop swipe and there's a tutorial on my channel 😂😅

Thank you! I hope you find it helpful!

Thank you!

@@TheOGLaws ahah hopefully not!

I honestly agree- I had mostly played with straddle in terms of different shapes, but the only "variations" I spent much time doing in the past were 1.5, double, full twist, double full twist etc. All the variations are trickyyyyy! Just wait for the foot grab pikes in the next video 🤓

@@roberthughes1700 thank you! Pikes, 1.5s and doubles are coming in parts 2 and 3 🤓🤘🏻

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Thank you! Great band!

Thank you! Can't go wrong with LP 👊🏻

That’s because it wasn’t a regular back full 🤓🙃 Twas a full down!

@@itsflippinnick thanks man! Come play!

Good point 😂

Just don’t have a ghost stab tou

The full is kinda hard tho I will give u that

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Cheers Luke! I've got one for the wall version of a 540 cradle but not the trampoline one yet! I'll make something about twisting techniques at some point, but I think I could condense all of it into "tear your shoulder labrum so you can't lift your arm above waist height, put your hand in your pocket, keep training like normal and realize that you don't actually need arms to twist or flip" haha

Here's the 540 cradle on wall tutorial btw: ruclips.net/video/eXeH0Iubl7A/видео.htmlsi=0aHZxkPXZ81lCVBa

@@ScottMcDonaldAcrobat haha love it

@@ScottMcDonaldAcrobat nice thanks I didn’t look hard enough

That's the name!

Can I be pinned

@@BraxtonM-r5p You got it 👊🏻

@@katchzed 😂😂 finally got my golden opportunity

Yes! It’s deliberate. The reason I say to keep them straight in the video is to make sure you’re pulling with the arms; it works much better with bent legs but some people don’t get the pull correct.

Actually sorry, I misinterpreted your comment initially and just want to clarify- you're doing it correctly; your knees should be bent as you land on your stomach so the feet don't hit the trampoline, then they extend as you get airborne. Having your legs extended like this will make you rotate slower, so adding the tuck after you get used to pulling yourself around to the halfway mark should make the rest of the trick fairly approachable 👊🏻

@@ScottMcDonaldAcrobat thanks!

You got it! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

It's definitely been the primary issue in most of the people I've watched learn! It's usually a mixture of 2 or 3 different things, but that one tends to have a big effect.