Maybe lean back a little more when pulling the front wheel up. All that torso weight over the handle bars makes it harder to lean back and pop off.
Big_Box_Man on
I’m not really good at giving out tips but I would recommend a step by step video, that’s all I got
Constant-Ad-8538 on
Yeah crank that front end up higher and then level out. Get out of your comfort zone bringing the front up and the rest will follow. Also practice manueling more.
Affectionate-Bus1225 on
I struggled with this for a long time. Dont think in terms of pulling the bike up so much as jumping. Just straight up jump as high as you can and extend your legs fully before you start tucking the rear up. You need the full explosion from the legs to get more height. I see a lot of people not even fully extending their legs which means you are barely jumping. If you tried to dunk with your legs bent you wouldnt even reach backboard. Think of it like that. Good luck
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Maybe lean back a little more when pulling the front wheel up. All that torso weight over the handle bars makes it harder to lean back and pop off.
I’m not really good at giving out tips but I would recommend a step by step video, that’s all I got
Yeah crank that front end up higher and then level out. Get out of your comfort zone bringing the front up and the rest will follow. Also practice manueling more.
I struggled with this for a long time. Dont think in terms of pulling the bike up so much as jumping. Just straight up jump as high as you can and extend your legs fully before you start tucking the rear up. You need the full explosion from the legs to get more height. I see a lot of people not even fully extending their legs which means you are barely jumping. If you tried to dunk with your legs bent you wouldnt even reach backboard. Think of it like that. Good luck