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Subject: Re: skating

Author:
ben elliott

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Date Posted: 11:33:36 08/03/05 Wed
In reply to: no no no dan 's message, "Re: skating" on 20:43:07 08/01/05 Mon

>>well uh...i cant really help you that much
>>but when you ollie try to keep the board under u
>>try to keep your weight a little bit on the opposite
>>place of the way your going.. ex. (if your going
>>forwards keep weight on your back, backwards, on your
>>front.. then just try to land it
>> if you fall just keep trying
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>Leaning back will confused him to fall, I can do every
>boardslide out there. Pop the board higher then the
>object, land with some weight forward, because the
>force is going forward so lean with it so it doesn't
>slip out from under you. Once you land balance your
>weight out. When you first touch in the slide, have
>50% weight on the left foot and 50% weight on the
>right foot, needs to be equal, always turn out with
>your front foot. Once you turn and land balance even
>or a little forward and put a little more weight on
>your front foot.
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yeah brion's kinda right, and if you still can't get the balance then try riding up and down banks, slopes, hills or whatever with your feet side-by-side on your deck like a hang ten 'cept in the middle. that will help you be able to find your center of balance no matter what the sitiation.

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