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I've been trying to learn to hop from crank to the object I hopped onto
and was wondering if I should do this seat in or sif. also any tips on
doing this would be appreciated.
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We generally call that "going to rubber" from your crank grab or "crank
to rubber". I learned seat-in, but it might be easier seat out because
you can get more flex in your knees.
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i do it seat in, i dip down the tire a tiny bit before i jump up. You
have to really pull up on the uni to keep your feet stuck to the pedals
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