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Original postjerome
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i can hop backwards easy but why is hopping forwards so much harder to
do ?
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wheres_your_other_wheel
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jerome said:i can hop backwards easy but why is hopping forwards so much harder to
do ?
try hopping with your other foot forwards
you might have your stronger leg on the back pedal?
but im not sure tbh :o
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jerome said:im off to try it
cool, but im sorry if it doesnt work:p
its probly just practise
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jerome said:i can hop backwards easy but why is hopping forwards so much harder to
do ?
I had the same experience when first trying to hop
make sure your cranks are level with the ground when you are hopping
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wheres_your_other_wheel said:you might have your stronger leg on the back pedal?
Is that a bad thing? :p
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hansc said:Is that a bad thing? :p
Shouldn't be. I have my strongest foot on the back pedal and I jump
fine.
Just watch trials videos and practice.
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I'm the second one to have had the same problem.
It's common sense really, but try leaning forwards more.
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tryed swapping leading feet it helped loads
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