Trampoline park, no kids — which trick survived from age twelve?

Trampoline parks run on children's birthday parties — which means on a weekday evening the place is half-empty, the music is still set to maximum, and an hour costs less than two cocktails. Go as adults, deliberately, no kids in the party. Sign the waiver, buy the mandatory grip socks, and put your twelve-year-old repertoire on trial: every trick gets exactly one attempt, and you won't know which ones survived until you're airborne. The foam pit is there for the ones that didn't.