Ry toeside again
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Comment by Ilan Aarons on June 9, 2010 at 22:48
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pimpin
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Comment by Myles Borchardt on June 9, 2010 at 22:53
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someone got hit with the ugly stick, pimping indeed tho, love how ur glove is facing down the hill <3
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Comment by Ryan 'RY RY' Peterson on June 9, 2010 at 22:57
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haha, myles.
its not quite facing down the hill more to the side.
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Comment by Michael English on June 9, 2010 at 23:17
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trick tip from mike... try keep ur foot in its origional position... notice how its pointing the other way??? itl get u out of the slide smoother;)
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use a foot stopper like a alalomer if need be... i'm having the same problem :( nearly got it fixed tho... makes everything much cleaner... oh and u have more speedkill controll if ur arm is straighter, so u can leave ur drifts til later and not need to drift as long... looks superbadass thru corners
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Comment by Matthew Pascoe on June 10, 2010 at 0:28
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Wat mike says is true. straight arm lets you keep more weight over the board so u get more traction, quicker hook up. but not too straight, thats how u dislocate shoulders
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so what you guys mean is:
keep back foot straight and to do that dont put my knee beyond the other foot?
and also to face the back hand directly where i came from?
cheers
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Premium Member Comment by Adam on June 10, 2010 at 10:17 -
I think they meant the front foot,"use a foot stopper like a alalomer if need be." if not some one clarify please cause i wanna do better toesides too.
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I just use a bushing and a cup washer and put it on the front mounting bolt, i find it helps to keep my foot still in toe side slides. Preventing it creeping to an akward postion. But practice will also fix this problem. Also point the back hand in the direction of the slide.
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everyone has seen the block of wood on(was there last year not sure now) that matched the curves of his front to hold it in the same position... or like myles use a bushing, this only works if your foot is sitting right near the mounting bolts
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