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Stance Help

Last post 07-14-2009, 5:45 AM by middle_finger. 4 replies.
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  •  07-12-2009, 9:33 PM 824251

    Stance Help

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    What is a good stance setup for an intermediate rider. I want a stance that will enable me to learn switch riding easily and to Ollie easier.

  •  07-12-2009, 9:34 PM 824252 in reply to 824251

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    most likely going to be at least slightly duck, but its all preference, end of story.  youre the only one that can figure out what you like most and what works best for you.

    and getting better at ollies is all up to you and your skills.  dont blame your stance if youre not as good as youd like to be.

  •  07-12-2009, 10:16 PM 824262 in reply to 824252

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    Re: Stance Help

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    exactly

    and

    most (not women or kids)  ride between 22 and 24 inches, with 12 to 21 on the front foot and 0 to - 15 (angled towards tail) on the back foot

  •  07-13-2009, 9:32 AM 824353 in reply to 824262

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    don't forget that both feet should point to the same side of the board...

  •  07-14-2009, 5:45 AM 824741 in reply to 824251

    Re: Stance Help

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    Article on stance here...

    http://www.boardworld.com.au/content/category/stance/

    I hope that helps.
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