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    unidunc
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    Hey all
    I was just wondering how many of you have ever experienced over
    practising?

    I have lately been learning SIF trials and hav a pb of 50cm and have
    been improving fast. however lately I have hit a wall and cant get any
    higher, as a result ive been trying harder and harder to get higher but
    at the end i just feel like i am worse then when i started.

    Any thoughts on the matter?

    (perhaps it is just my technique?)

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    work on something else for a while then go back to it.

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    saskatchewanian said:

    work on something else for a while then go back to it.

    I agree. Sometimes you might lose confidence if you hurt yourself.

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  4. unidunc
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    SkierAlex said:

    I agree. Sometimes you might lose confidence if you hurt yourself.

    I went to unispins (which i usually land) and twisted my ankle. lol

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  5. unicycledood
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    Haha bummer dude. But yeah, don't focus on one thing tooooo much. Things
    like high jumps are hard to improve on fast, once you get the technique
    you'll get better. But a thing like technique just takes time.

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  6. unidunc
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    unicycledood said:

    Haha bummer dude. But yeah, don't focus on one thing tooooo much. Things
    like high jumps are hard to improve on fast, once you get the technique
    you'll get better. But a thing like technique just takes time.

    thanks man i think i might leave high jumps for a couple of days and
    focus on my flat 4 a bit 🙂

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