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Re: Size influences hop height.

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  1. skilewis74 said:

    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    "I jump about 10 cms sideways then fall off that side "

    Pull up harder on the handle so your feet stay firmly on the pedals
    and/or pull the uni under you as you jump over (w/ your right leg if
    going to the left). If you do the first and land ahead of the uni,
    you'll have to do a correction hop to get the uni back under you.

    Mostly it's just practice. Ride everywhere and hop up/down everything
    of reasonable height along the way, esp stair sets.

    The fastest sprinter on my high school track team was also the
    shortest. He ran -SO SMOOTH.- If you could only see his head (like a
    fence was obscuring his body), it would just glide by as he passed - no
    bouncing up and down, like practically everyone else I've seen.

    Thanks for the advice it all helps. Unfortunately cant ride atm cause I
    snapped my crappy uni's seat in half 🙁 Seat in front snapped it LOL.
    Waiting for my kh20 I hope it lasts longer :p

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