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Crank hops vs. regular hops
DONT CRANKHOP. I know from personal experience that it really slows down your overall ability. I used to crank hop and people have seen in my videos. At first it was great, I had way more control, I didn't mind doing the little tiny hop while rolling to get onto the cranks. I then started to do rolling hops onto things and realized I couldnt go higher than a curb, and I couldn't hop forward at all. It took me about a month to learn how to hop on the pedals again, the only time I come even close now is if I am doing freestyle stuff or landing unispins, but even that is as little as possible. Crank hopping makes you dependent on the cranks which will make your rolling hops, drops, and other forms of landing much much worse and harder to become better at. Also something that I learned a few weeks ago is that when you are landing on your cranks you can't absorb the impact on landings as well so you will bottom out and get more pinch flats. -- ntappin ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ntappin's Profile: http://www.unicyclist.com/profile/10800 View this thread: http://www.unicyclist.com/thread/46739 |
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