TUCKING
ok....
i am trying to get into some more serious DH and go faster.....
so i realize i need to tuck...
BUT
whenever i try to tuck i feel so unbalanced that i just go back to a normal stance..
any tips to help me improve my tuck at all?
or is it always like that...........
i am trying to get into some more serious DH and go faster.....
so i realize i need to tuck...
BUT
whenever i try to tuck i feel so unbalanced that i just go back to a normal stance..
any tips to help me improve my tuck at all?
or is it always like that...........
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Permalink Reply by Scott Poole on
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get your tuck like this.... and you should be resting a lot of your weight on the back of your heel from you knee so you can just sit there 'chill' (going in a straight line) well at least thats how robbo told me to do it.
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Permalink Reply by Ryan 'RY RY' Peterson on
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thanks
i have tried that but it still feels unstable
anyway
maybe thats just becoz im new to it.........
and ive found this website:
http://www.lushlongboards.com/index.php?cPath=259_228
what do u guyss think
right or wrong.......
Scott Poole said:get your tuck like this.... and you should be resting a lot of your weight on the back of your heel from you knee so you can just sit there 'chill' (going in a straight line) well at least thats how robbo told me to do it.
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Toby on -
just look at the really good guys that are the same stance as you, copy and practice
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good idea thanks heaps!
Toby said:just look at the really good guys that are the same stance as you, copy and practice
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Permalink Reply by Myles Borchardt on
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ur fastest tuck will be the one you are most confident and comfortable in, cool thing about tucks there very individual, agree with toby, just practice
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Jacko on -
the only way to get it right is to get out and practice... being able to get low and more aero than standing straight is easy but perfecting your tuck can take years... i just need to keep at it and as your gain more experience you will figure it out
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Permalink Reply by Aj Hare on
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tuck is a hard thing to get spot on...
Try just squatting down into position then bend at your waist, don't hunch over, try keep your back straight and shoulders back.
Either way just have a lash
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thx for all the replies...
really helps!
C U ALL AT NEWTONS!
Aj Hare said:tuck is a hard thing to get spot on...
Try just squatting down into position then bend at your waist, don't hunch over, try keep your back straight and shoulders back.
Either way just have a lash
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Permalink Reply by Alex on
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you're going to newtons??
Ryan 'RY RY' Peterson said:thx for all the replies...
really helps!
C U ALL AT NEWTONS!
Aj Hare said:tuck is a hard thing to get spot on...
Try just squatting down into position then bend at your waist, don't hunch over, try keep your back straight and shoulders back.
Either way just have a lash
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yes
i am going up tomorrow
but i am not competing..........
Alex said:you're going to newtons??
Ryan 'RY RY' Peterson said:thx for all the replies...
really helps!
C U ALL AT NEWTONS!
Aj Hare said:tuck is a hard thing to get spot on...
Try just squatting down into position then bend at your waist, don't hunch over, try keep your back straight and shoulders back.
Either way just have a lash
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Premium MemberPermalink Reply by Ian Coggan on -
ok so, my tuck looks like shit and i seem to be going ok speeds.
does anyone have any pointers for my stance atm?
feet positioning, weight resting foot, better stability, anything else?
thanks guys.
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Permalink Reply by leighgriffiths on
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looks ok to me dude. ideally you want that chest resting on your knee. to do that, by looking at the picture, you wanna drop that back leg a bit and sort of sit in it. that will drop your ass and you'll be able to rest your chest on your knee, which will make your tuck lower.
otherwise, your on the right track.
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