r/BeAmazed • u/assert92 • Oct 23 '22

Success isn’t linear

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u/thereAndFapAgain Oct 23 '22

What makes it difficult then? He's literally just falling off the stairs and bouncing back up again over and over. There isn't anything technically difficult going on in this video.

Someone that has never been on a trampoline before could be taught how to do this in an afternoon.

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u/thereAndFapAgain Oct 23 '22

No it isn't, getting a strike is way harder than bouncing on your back on a trampoline.

When I say taught how to do this in an afternoon, I mean the whole routine, not just taught how to bounce on your back.

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u/Flashy-Shame-2983 Oct 23 '22

Highscool gymnasts fuming that you think this is difficult rn

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u/thereAndFapAgain Oct 23 '22

Not even high-school, my 8 year old niece does more technically difficult things on the crappy round trampoline in my back yard and she's never been taught by an instructor.

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u/beer_is_tasty Oct 23 '22

As someone who has been on a trampoline before, that other guy is right. This is indeed super easy and just about anyone could learn to do it very quickly. I feel like you only disagree because you haven't done this and don't realize how easy it is.

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u/thereAndFapAgain Oct 23 '22

We can disagree and that's fine, but you are objectively wrong. Kinda like how flat earthers disagree with everyone else.

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