MCHardmanUK
08-12-2006, 11:23 AM
HowTo
Decide which foot is best to take off. Make sure this foot is behind the other foot when coming up to the jump, and that the cranks are level. Air it out.
At the peak height of your jump, take off your best foot. This will cause your front foot to push down on the crank, which is normal.
Bring back your foot. Remember that the pedal is now higher up than when you left it. Your foot should come back to it naturally, but it does need a bit of help.
Land it.
Decide which foot is best to take off. Make sure this foot is behind the other foot when coming up to the jump, and that the cranks are level. Air it out.
At the peak height of your jump, take off your best foot. This will cause your front foot to push down on the crank, which is normal.
Bring back your foot. Remember that the pedal is now higher up than when you left it. Your foot should come back to it naturally, but it does need a bit of help.
Land it.