Where to static hop from?

Its also alot better mentally to go back a bit cause otherwise you are
staring straight up at a huge height and might not think you can get
it.Things look smaller from further away (obviously)


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if it's without a prehop i would go from 3 maybe 4. Without a prehop i
start a few centimeters from the wall, just enough not scrape my pedals
on it. All you need is to jump the rest comes from going a tiny bit
sideways.

If you're doing a prehop then i'd start from 8 if not further. SI
without a prehop i might start from 4 or 5 to have room to move the
wheel up a little.

just experiment.


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does anyone else like to come at an obstacle from either a little in
front or behind it instead of perpendicular? I always like to be at
least a little off center going at an object.


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Try it and see. Doing trials is about figuring out how you should move
in the moment, not taking a picture and asking for everyone's opinion.

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adjuggler wrote:
does anyone else like to come at an obstacle from either a little in
front or behind it instead of perpendicular? I always like to be at
least a little off center going at an object.



Yeah I seem to do that subconsiously. I cant stop it either. Its weird


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