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Join Date: Dec 2010
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I am going over some videos that we recorded over the last week, and I look like I am way to stiff and hunched over my toes ... where as the other fellas look relaxed cruisin down ....
how do I fix this, I know i'll have to bend my knees more, but the hunching just seems natural when I'm doing it... ![]() I'm 6'8, 230 lbs , 172 long board, shoe size 13. |
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Join Date: Nov 2009
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It's all about relaxing your legs and learning to use them. You could put more forward lean into your highbacks on your bindings to force you to bend your legs instead of your waist.
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The thing to help with this...is the pelvis needs to be tilted forward...to do this...squeeze your butt cheeks together, e.g., to hold a dime between them butt cheeks, thrust your pelvis forward...i.e., like humping; and tighten up your abdomen... while sinking/bending in your knees. And your back straight with shoulders back.
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ohh without a doubt .. i've only been boarding for 3 months, but the dime between the cheeks sounds like a good way of getting my mind and body in good alignment ... i'll try to concentrate on that more next time i go...
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