This is One of the Heaviest Sit-Ski Backflips You’ll Ever See

Have you ever found yourself sitting atop the run-in to a terrain park or a particularly hellish big mountain line and catching that "butterflies in your stomach" feel? The old knees weak, arm's heavy, mom's spaghetti vibe? Unless you're the type of person like Alex Honnold who doesn't process fear like normal humans, chances are you've have. 

Well, if you ever needed motivation to kick overcome those feelings, enjoy this clip of adaptive skier Jay Rawe tossing a massive backflip on his sit-ski in the Squaw Valley park. Rawe, who severely injured his back in a BASE jumping accident back in 2014, sends it harder than any adaptive skier we've seen since Josh Dueck and–according to the above Instagram post–even had a go at the rainbow rail in the park. Send it, indeed.