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Its "easier" when you bring your hips real low, isn't it? The downside is you need more balance to not tip over entirely.
by ambicapter 8y ago
Its "easier" when you bring your hips real low, isn't it? The downside is you need more balance to not tip over entirely.
- fhbdukfrh 8y agoIt's also easier on a steeper slope. Kind of counter intuitive but similar it's easier weight a bit of speed,... until you find yourself floating and catch an edge
- sudosteph 8y agoSometimes when I try it earlier in the day, I am able to get up if I keep my hips real low and give myself a good push against the snow behind me, then I can go from a low crouch to standing while the board starts to go in motion. But as soon as I get a bit fatigued, I just lose balance and fall as soon as my butt leaves the snow. I still have never managed it by myself with my heels properly dug in so that I don't slide around while standing.