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air226
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als132
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well for starters, that horrid music is probably messing with your mind.....just kidding! 
everything is perfect, except that your landing on your heels and slipping out. just rotate a bit furthur and try to land over your toes...if you do it right, it might feel like your going to overrotate it, and maybe you will, maybe you wont. just concentrate on landing looking over your toes and youll be aight. |
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Stewie
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exactly what als132 said. Also, try to stand up more and kind try to kick the wake. It will give you more pop and and hopefully more time to rotate.
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wake_carver
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| Posted: Mar 13, 2006 11:57 pm Post subject: |
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yeh your definatly landing on your heels and slipping out!
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Cameron
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Think about leaning down the rope when your cutting instead of over your front edge dude.. When your cutting in its the nose of the board that pretty much leads the cut so load up your front foot and then hit the wake with this leg stiff and you should be able to land with more weight on your front leg and stop you slipping out..  Oh and push the handle down when your straightening that front leg to help you rotate forwards..
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