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strychnine · Posted: Jun 02, 2005 7:50 am Post subject:

It looks like you're just letting go of the rope. Your raley looks pretty good, so the only thing you need is to just pull yourself back down. If you keep your arms extended but keep them low, like below your chest and don't let them come up to your head, you won't lose all that tension and you'll be bale to just pull your feet back down under you. If your scared that you don't have enough time it pull your feet down don't be, they come back really quick. Also another thing I just noticed is that you start the raley a tad early, edge for a little bit longer and edge maybe a tad harder and you'll get some more air and distance. Remember just keep your head up looking at the shore and I think that you'll have no problem sticking it on your next try... peace.

Wake_Turner · Outlaw Joined: 28 Feb 2004 Posts: 244 City: kelowna

Wait till the rope goes around the corner, the extra tension of the rope pulling around the corner is what gives you enough lift for the raley.

HatzicMotive140 · Soul Rider Joined: 18 Jul 2004 Posts: 261 City: abbotsford

ok where are these cable parks, are there any in canada? b/c i wann really go out and try one of these parks.

Wake_Turner · Outlaw Joined: 28 Feb 2004 Posts: 244 City: kelowna

i believe there is one in montreal, i think thats the only place in canada

splash · Criminal Joined: 21 Apr 2005 Posts: 92 City: Europe

strychnine, I've just the same problem. I'll try your advices tomorrow.

Thanks

MiCkLe · Newbie Joined: 08 Jun 2004 Posts: 19

That's definately in Bangkok, Thailand (Lake Taco)! I play there!!!
well... i havent played for like a year, but have never ever managed a raley. (i just dont get the concept of getting the 'pop')