------------------------------------------------------------------------ A poll associated with this post was created, to vote and see the results, please visit http://www.unicyclist.com/thread/46895 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Question: wich foot wich hand
- right foot forward right hand on the handle - right foot left hand - left foot left hand - left foot right hand ------------------------------------------------------------------------
goffy and regular is a skating and snowboarding term determining which foot you put forward. my question was for people to say what foot they consider goofy or regular, but the poll is just asking which foot you put forward and what hand you put on the seat
sorry, I may have made this more confusing than it has to be
if someone asked me i would say i put my right foot back instead of left forward my back foot is my strong foot so thats why it makes more sense i think
if someone asked me i would say i put my right foot back instead of left forward my back foot is my strong foot so thats why it makes more sense i think
i learned with my right foot forward, with my right hand, but my right wrist is really weak, so that started hurting...so now i jump with right foot, left hand
i ride left foot left hand. cause i'm left handed and thats just the way i learned to hop best. but i heard your better off using your oposite hand to foot cause it helps you hop higher??? is that totally [censored] or does it have some truth to it?
if someone asked me i would say i put my right foot back instead of left forward my back foot is my strong foot so thats why it makes more sense i think
That is what I do, too, so it makes sense to me.
Another question: My dominant foot is in the back position when I jump, but does anyone have their dominant foot forward when they jump?
Another question: My dominant foot is in the back position when I jump, but does anyone have their dominant foot forward when they jump?
yeah it doesn't make sense to me either but the person who was trying to tell me that was comparing it to running where when your left leg is in front you should move your right arm forward and vice versa.
Another question: My dominant foot is in the back position when I jump, but does anyone have their dominant foot forward when they jump?
Hi,
That's funny, i started a poll on the french newsgroup a few days ago, to know wether people have their dominant foot in front or not (when hopping). In my post i asked to if they were goofy or regular refering to their possible snow/skate experience.
Up to now, 11 people actually have their dominant foot in front whereas 5 no.
