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Now that's fine for your mellow green slopes but you do that on anything a bit steeper and that boards going to start picking up loads of speed as you're making these really big turns with a lot of time spent in the full line. So what we want to start to do and where things get a bit more fun is when we can actually tighten up the arc of that turn. Tighten up the radius of those carves.
For it to bend like a banana or more professionally we need it to go into reverse camber. Now there's a few ways that we can do that. You can just take a bit more speed. You can lean laterally into the slope a bit more but the best way, the way that gives the best and the most immediate results is to actually push your legs into the board. The way we do that is simply to extend the legs. As you push your legs into the board you apply pressure through the middle of the board. You bend it like a banana. You push it into reverse camber and you increase the radius of your turn. No you don't. You decrease the radius of your turn. You make it smaller. I'm getting too technical here. Basically by pushing your legs into the board as you extend you're going to tighten up that turn. So that's what we're going to do now. Have a quick play with this. Push those legs out through the turn and you can kind of do it progressively through the turn or you can kind of pump it like you're riding a wave. Get that board to kind of nip back up the slope. All right let's give that a go.
dollar go to help the show! So click the button now and tighten up those handles. Hi I'm Coach
So just click the button now to tighten up those handles.
to cut one day. I'll have to tighten up on Paris, three days rather than four and I've
I think I could tighten up on Paris.
Drive wide neckle so I tighten up my buckle.
Ride for an apple, so I tighten up my buckle.
And even though you might tighten up from both physical and psychological stress, this study was just describing a physical tensing response.
And even though you might tighten up from both physical and psychological stress, this study was just describing a physical tensing response.
I think I could tighten up on Paris.
I think I could tighten up on Paris. I had given it four, we'll do Paris in three
cc's and when forwarding emails tighten up threads by deleting unimportant things. Oh,
And when forwarding emails, tighten up threads by deleting unimportant things.
The thing is usually when you’re nervous, you tend to like tighten up a little bit more,
you to overcompensate for your natural tendency to tighten up, not listen and not respond
we will pick up the rod, we will tighten up the drag and then we will let him go a bit
So what we'll do now is we'll pick up the rod, we'll tighten up the drag,
It also causes your muscles to tighten up, which would be useful if you were the lone human on the savanna deciding whether or not to fight or flee from that lion off in the distance,
It also causes your muscle to tighten up,