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  1. WorshipFreedomNotGod on

    Need more height in the rear. You spot your landed at 180, more or less. Keep turning.

  2. Advanced_innovation5 on

    Turn your head where you want to spin and your body follows. This is the most important tip. Looking at your video, you weren’t doing that. You need to throw your head to where you want to go.

  3. DatabaseGloomy3879 on

    Dial in your 180 first super high super clean, then try to get a lil farther line 270 then keep practicing

  4. If you have a bit more speed the turn will happen faster so if you dont have that much height you can still complete the 360. Also when you bunny hop try to get the handle bars to like… hit your belt buckle

  5. SloppySquatchy on

    You looked directly at the camera. Look at your back peg/axle. Almost through your armpit.

  6. Have you got 180s down, you can try learning tire tap 360s to get the feel for it. And as what have been mentioned your head and shoulders are key.

  7. Start out doing a 180 and pivoting the rest of the way on the back tire. Once you get a 3 you’ll never not know how to do one. Also use a step up/ledge for extra air.

    By the time I was “done” riding I felt safer doing huge 360’s like 20’ gaps than I ever did doing 180’s. Practice practice practice and keep your head turned. Also I finally learned them when I practiced on a heavier longer rear frame bike and then went back to my shorty.

  8. your first hesitation is where you need to commit and pop. You also need more pop in general through your legs. Once you get that just look where you want to spin and drive force through your torso

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