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I suck at 270 out and 5050 to switch

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Chrischi69
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Im tryna do 5050 to switch and also 270 out and is ut just me who literally loses all brain function. Any way to stop?💀💀
4 years ago
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katrina
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Stop getting in your head and try something else totally different. Maybe a one foot trick or something to take your focus off it. Less is more.
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asparagus
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have you landed the trick before?
4 years ago
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Chrischi69
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asparagusfriendhave you landed the trick before?


Nah its like that mental roadblock before doing new stuff
4 years ago
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asparagus
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Chrischi69Nah its like that mental roadblock before doing new stuff


Maybe try practicing some progression steps like the ones mentioned here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEwWklhLRW4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzzAKKsYl34&list=PLiItKPLplqZ0omRc1xXrObRFaHwYsmupu&index=3

Progression steps let you get the feel of the trick without actually needing to fully commit to it. If you're having trouble sending the trick, it's probably because you're skipping too many steps and you're body doesn't know where to get started, therefore it freezes. From my experiences, the more in-between steps I take while learning a trick, the easier it is to send it.
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mitchey
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Front 2 or blind 2? Just learned both of them and a huge progression thing for me was scissoring/pedalling. This makes it so you don't have to twist off the rail as hard, and doing it right will basically spin you all the way around without you really having to do much else. This guy explains it really well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzzAKKsYl34
4 years ago
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Chrischi69
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mitcheyFront 2 or blind 2? Just learned both of them and a huge progression thing for me was scissoring/pedalling. This makes it so you don't have to twist off the rail as hard, and doing it right will basically spin you all the way around without you really having to do much else. This guy explains it really well.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzzAKKsYl34

Peadling is soemthing ill try more is it just pushinh on the heel?
4 years ago
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Mixy
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Chrischi69Peadling is soemthing ill try more is it just pushinh on the heel?


yeah tip and point your front foot up/ down depending on what way you're going
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weastcoat
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Go a little quicker, you don’t want to be barely making it to the end of the rail. and let your upper body dictate where you want to spin. That combined with pedaling of your feet and it will be easy.
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