Joined: Fri Nov 23, 2001 1:00 am Posts: 150 Location: Munich
Try to bend your knees a bit more and pull the backknee towards your frontknee. This prevents riding the board to flat (works for snowboarding too). Don't stand stiff on your board. Better lile a Panther preparing to jump Greetzzzz,
Joined: Sun Aug 04, 2002 1:00 am Posts: 99 Location: Bremerhaven/Germany
I would they its normal. You´ll get used to ride in both directions after a while. (You have to, otherwise you´ll nevver get back to the point where you started.)
For me this problem is even worse with jumping. I have a real chocolate side when jumping. With my left hand in front I can do 360ies and grapped jumps, with my right hand in front I fly like a sick duck.
Joined: Tue May 28, 2002 1:00 am Posts: 457 Location: Munich, Germany
I have a similar problem:
Regular is my normal side. Here, I can do all my jumps (stiffys, sometimes dead men, rotations, transitions)
On the other side, I can only do something with a spin. Otherwise I always screw up my launch and crash in a weird way.
My guess is you havee to try twice as hard on your weak side. Only that I tend to be lazy...
Joined: Tue May 28, 2002 1:00 am Posts: 457 Location: Munich, Germany
Don't even really like the beer and I'm from Munich.
One evening, I needed a username, and had a bottle of Jever in front of me.
And since I wanted to keep as few user names as poss... it stuck
...may be I should call myself Ausgustiner98
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