In this one I’m doing two days of Midwest laps—Hyland Hills and Buck Hill—fully POV and mic’d up, so you’re getting the real-time play-by-play: what I’m seeing, what I’m trying, and all the little “should I send this?” moments that happen when you’re just out there having fun. It’s the classic park-lap grind: warming up, finding the good features, trying to keep speed, and stacking reps until stuff starts to feel automatic (or you get humbled). If you’re riding small-to-midwest hills, you already know the vibe—short runs, quick chairs, and you can get a ridiculous amount of practice in a single session. That’s the takeaway here: lap volume is king. I’m focusing on staying loose, keeping the board flat when I need speed, and committing when it’s time to pop. And because it’s mic’d up, you’ll hear the chaos too—calling shots, reacting to close calls, and just trying to keep it fun while I’m sending it wherever we ride.