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Published 15 March 2007
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Original post ivan
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15 March 2007, 06:59 UTC
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thejdw said: well it is a crank grab but it isen't a fULL crank grab
I believe it's called a crank stall.
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15 March 2007, 16:55 UTC
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hey so i can do a full crank stall on a table bench pretty good.
and ive been tryin to hop straight onto the bench.
i finally got good enough to hop all the way up. but i kind of fall over to the left from leaning to far over for my jump.
so i guess what im sayin is i cant maintain controll or balance after i land on the bench.
how do i fix this?
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madmattunipro
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16 March 2007, 20:46 UTC
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Sounds like you are getting your wheel up far enough, but not landing with your weight centered over the wheel, which probably means you are leaning too much or not bringing your wheel far enough over. But once again, Practice.
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