MANUALS

I agree with the not using brakes when learning, but once they are natural you may have to use them in certain situations. I like to lean as far back as I can keeping my front wheel fairly low to the ground. When my balance point is achived, just bend the knees into your seat if you need to drop the front and or straighten out your legs if you need to go back. Don't use your arms and keep your legs kinda bent at all times.

Rayquad Posts: 190 Joined: 5/08/2008 Location: La Crescent, MN	5/14/2008 1:45 AM Rayquad wrote: I need help on how to manual. I am just entering the sport of BMXing and I have watched many videos on how to manual but i can't get it down.Any advice? Rayquad wrote: I need help on how to manual. I am just entering the sport of BMXing and I have watched many videos on how to manual but i can't get it down.Any advice? Quote Last Post Only I need help on how to manual. I am just entering the sport of BMXing and I have watched many videos on how to manual but i can't get it down.Any advice? AUGUST 1ST=GO BMX DAY!
Theshadwcnspracy Posts: 296 Joined: 9/08/2007 Location: ,	5/14/2008 1:49 AM Theshadwcnspracy wrote: dont use your brakes if you have any it helps you learn how to balance better if you dont use them Theshadwcnspracy wrote: dont use your brakes if you have any it helps you learn how to balance better if you dont use them Quote Last Post Only dont use your brakes if you have any it helps you learn how to balance better if you dont use them I burn skateboards
crazymaazy Posts: 194 Joined: 12/17/2007 Location: Arlington, VA	5/14/2008 1:51 AM crazymaazy wrote: lean back lock ur arms and have your legs loose so you could use them to balance yurself crazymaazy wrote: lean back lock ur arms and have your legs loose so you could use them to balance yurself Quote Last Post Only lean back lock ur arms and have your legs loose so you could use them to balance yurself
crazymaazy Posts: 194 Joined: 12/17/2007 Location: Arlington, VA	5/14/2008 1:51 AM crazymaazy wrote: lean back lock ur arms and have your legs loose so you could use them to balance yurself crazymaazy wrote: lean back lock ur arms and have your legs loose so you could use them to balance yurself Quote Last Post Only lean back lock ur arms and have your legs loose so you could use them to balance yurself
2funny4u Posts: 3186 Joined: 2/22/2008 Location: Riverside, Ca	5/14/2008 1:52 AM crazymaazy wrote: lean back lock ur arms and have your legs loose so you could use them to balance yurself crazymaazy wrote: lean back lock ur arms and have your legs loose so you could use them to balance yurself 2funny4u wrote: what he said... balance with your knees, and when starting the manual dont yank back on the bars, try to make the pull smooth Quote Last Post Only 2funny4u wrote: what he said... balance with your knees, and when starting the manual dont yank back on the bars, try to make the pull smooth Quote Last Post Only what he said... balance with your knees, and when starting the manual dont yank back on the bars, try to make the pull smooth The Mod
bmxandmx Posts: 277 Joined: 1/23/2008 Location: Concord, CA	5/14/2008 1:53 AM bmxandmx wrote: definetly dont use brakes ... when learning ... and the best way to explain how to balance it to use ur legs and knees.. bending back and forth... like getting closer to the bike but keep ur arms strait...manuels just take practice bmxandmx wrote: definetly dont use brakes ... when learning ... and the best way to explain how to balance it to use ur legs and knees.. bending back and forth... like getting closer to the bike but keep ur arms strait...manuels just take practice Quote Last Post Only definetly dont use brakes ... when learning ... and the best way to explain how to balance it to use ur legs and knees.. bending back and forth... like getting closer to the bike but keep ur arms strait...manuels just take practice bmxers vs. skaters... bro ill back u up anyday bmxers vs. bmxers.. thats just fucked up
bikinesmiting Posts: 127 Joined: 12/03/2007 Location: , NJ	5/14/2008 2:04 AM bikinesmiting wrote: I agree with the not using brakes when learning, but once they are natural you may have to use them in certain situations. I like to lean as far back as I can keeping my front wheel fairly low to the ground. When my balance point is achived, just bend the knees into your seat if you need to drop the front and or straighten out your legs if you need to go back. Don't use your arms and keep your legs kinda bent at all times. bikinesmiting wrote: I agree with the not using brakes when learning, but once they are natural you may have to use them in certain situations. I like to lean as far back as I can keeping my front wheel fairly low to the ground. When my balance point is achived, just bend the knees into your seat if you need to drop the front and or straighten out your legs if you need to go back. Don't use your arms and keep your legs kinda bent at all times. Quote Last Post Only I agree with the not using brakes when learning, but once they are natural you may have to use them in certain situations. I like to lean as far back as I can keeping my front wheel fairly low to the ground. When my balance point is achived, just bend the knees into your seat if you need to drop the front and or straighten out your legs if you need to go back. Don't use your arms and keep your legs kinda bent at all times.
kuwahara2 Posts: 339 Joined: 11/06/2007 Location: an igloo, CAN	5/14/2008 3:00 AM crazymaazy wrote: lean back lock ur arms and have your legs loose so you could use them to balance yurself 2funny4u wrote: what he said... balance with your knees, and when starting the manual dont yank back on the bars, try to make the pull smooth crazymaazy wrote: lean back lock ur arms and have your legs loose so you could use them to balance yurself 2funny4u wrote: what he said... balance with your knees, and when starting the manual dont yank back on the bars, try to make the pull smooth kuwahara2 wrote: ya, instead of yanking, just lean back far enough to bring the front wheel out, then balance out with your legs Quote Last Post Only kuwahara2 wrote: ya, instead of yanking, just lean back far enough to bring the front wheel out, then balance out with your legs Quote Last Post Only ya, instead of yanking, just lean back far enough to bring the front wheel out, then balance out with your legs (\__/) playboy wishes their bunny's were this awesome! (='.'=) (")_(")

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