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Re: higher SI= higher SIF?

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  1. skrobo said:

    most people suck at riding SIF at first, until they get good at that
    they won't be able to hop, you are presumably better than most ppl who
    can jump 30cm (1 foot or so) at SIF, so you're better at SIF hopping.

    i'm way better at SI than SIF, i can hit well over 30" SI, but
    sometimes i have trouble w/ 24-26" obstacles SIF... its all your style.
    i like SI better, maybe you like SIF better?

    Well over 30" static or rolling? If it's static that's pretty high.

    I can get 52cm SI and like 30 SIF. But I've hardly practised SIF at all
    lol. I will now that my SI height is decent.

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  2. I can get 60 something si static, on the other hand i suck at rolling
    hops..
    sif i can get like 75-85, i like sif better because it feels easier,
    but of course i practice SI because its very handy in some lines!

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