Fakie manuals.

[hugh]

any tips?

 

[yamum99]

talk to dan barret.

 

[brandon kilbury]

or reyes

 

[AX3D]

lean back

 

[Steezeman]

180 to fakie manual or just fakie manual? Pretty much lean back like you're doing a normal manual except you can't use your brake. Just practice a ton, that's the only way, there's not trick to doing them.

 

[Snack]

is it better to lean back more and raise front wheel a little from land, or being above bar and pulling bar up more? i now that once i'll decite it when i'll practice, but can I get an answer plz!

 

[Steezeman]

Lean back more, it's a lot more stable that way. You'll probably have to lean forward when you're balancing but don't make that your balance point.

 

[metrocardscheme]

jon is good at them

 

[Jon Reyes]

learn them 1 footed first so you get the idea which way you scooter goes when u balance, then try it 2 footed

 

[hugh]

ok thanks for the tips

 

[Snack]

Alex, Jon, thanx so much! Im going to try this right now =)

 

[Kenny O.]

My goal for the week is to learn these.

 

[hugh]

My goal for the week is to learn these.

thats my goal for the month

 

[Jon Reyes]

yea it took me a little more than a week haha

 

[me1]

I get into them fine, but I can't hold them for longer than like 2 feet. I do them 180 in and I want to hold it before I let myself turn. Tips?

 

[Jon Reyes]

try not throwing ur entire body when u 180 as much, throw ur feet more than ur body, that way u can hold it longer waiting for ur topself to come around,

 

[brandon kilbury]

i can do them one footed pretty good jon, but 2 footed i cant even start to balance them haha

 

[Steezeman]

try not throwing ur entire body when u 180 as much, throw ur feet more than ur body, that way u can hold it longer waiting for ur topself to come around,

Yeah, for those ones you have to try really hard to stop your body from turning you around. That's what makes it hard to do them long, sorta like half cab manuals, it makes you keep turning instead of just going straight.

 

[me1]

try not throwing ur entire body when u 180 as much, throw ur feet more than ur body, that way u can hold it longer waiting for ur topself to come around,

Yeah, for those ones you have to try really hard to stop your body from turning you around. That's what makes it hard to do them long, sorta like half cab manuals, it makes you keep turning instead of just going straight.

Ok, thanks, both of you. My goal is to get these for more than a 2 foot pad by the weekend, so I can try to take them to a pyramid.

 

[Josh Young]

i learned by going up a supppper mellow bank and doing a manny then tailtap them doing a fakie manny. i learned them like that. going up a plastic ramp then before you roll off bring it up. them are the best ways to learn them.