Posted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 6:26 am
Get a good pump going first wth straight cones. then add offsets- then add step overs, then try a mild curve.
once you are really fast with TS on a steep hill- start with some GS on a hill that is at the steepness limit for TS.
I would not advise starting with GS... I've seen some kids get "stuck" when they start with GS and they never develop the body english or pump needed to be fast.
Start on a slight slope- practice flatland once in a while (mostly if you get kicked of fhte hill)
Pump around the neighborhood- see how far you can travel without touching the ground.
Try pumping downhill for max speed and then try pumping uphill for a low gear- also good for slow starts.
Now try different wheelbase boards and differnt trucks...don't change too often when you start out- or it will be hard to find your groove for a given board set up.
once you are really fast with TS on a steep hill- start with some GS on a hill that is at the steepness limit for TS.
I would not advise starting with GS... I've seen some kids get "stuck" when they start with GS and they never develop the body english or pump needed to be fast.
Start on a slight slope- practice flatland once in a while (mostly if you get kicked of fhte hill)
Pump around the neighborhood- see how far you can travel without touching the ground.
Try pumping downhill for max speed and then try pumping uphill for a low gear- also good for slow starts.
Now try different wheelbase boards and differnt trucks...don't change too often when you start out- or it will be hard to find your groove for a given board set up.