What's YOUR static jump technique

SHAY_CAM;1112336 wrote:
In my eyes:

The more psi (to a point) the better.
With less psi, you get less overall power with the hop.


yeh youre completely right it just takes more power to compress a
higher psi.


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With the higher psi "technique" I can hop up a 3 1/5 foot tall picnic
table. With a few tries. But normal 3 foot ones are a
breeze.


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SHAY_CAM;1112343 wrote:
With the higher psi "technique" I can hop up a 3 1/5 foot tall picnic
table. With a few tries. But normal 3 foot ones are a
breeze.



sorry but picnic tables are not 3 foot high. 3 foot is 90 cm 3 foot and
a half is 105cm... tables aren't that high... a table is actually pretty
much always 73cm. A really high stand up workbench usually just under
80cm... but measure it and i bet your table ain't close the 90cm... or 3
foot w/e.


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I don't like static sidehops really

But when i'm about to jump, I think like this:

1. Do a few little hops
2. Do a SIF standstill almost, or just don't move. (depends if your
static sidehopping SIF or SI)
3. Do a big compess (depending on the size of the object)
4. Lean over towards the object with your body
5. Tuck
6. Land

That's how I do my static sidehops.

I'm not sure how high and consistant I static sidehop. Next time I
ride, I'll see.

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