FREERUN November issueIn the special feature "Things given by sessions with riders", in addition to the crosstalk between Yoshitaka Ota and Takafumi Konishi, we introduced the basics of "neutral position" that they advocate.Here, we will deliver the step-up version of how-to in a series of four times using sequence photos.
Special Thanks: Seki Onsen, Niigata
Photo: yoshitoyanagida.net
The 4th theme: Gap strategy
Lecturer Rider: Yoshitaka Ota
Secret: When flying down hit points, it is important to always keep the neutral position regardless of approach, air or landing.If you don't keep riding in a good position on the board, you will lose the sense of stability.Let's introduce it with a photo.
"When you fly at these points, you have to keep the neutral position all the time to stabilize. The image is like sliding on a wave? If you look at the picture I'm in the air, the snow surface under the sole If there is, it should be like slipping on a wave. Especially when heading for landing, it will be difficult if the upper body turns sideways instead of the direction of travel. Also, when setting an ollie, etc. There are some cuts that make your body look like it's stretched out before landing, but it's not really stretched out. Attention. At this time, I wanted to put the tail on a tree shaped like a bow, so I decided to take it with as much force as necessary. Anyway, it is always in a neutral position. This is the basic! "--- Yoshitaka Ota
The first carving turn
The second rough terrain capture technique
The 3rd Sawa play technique
The how-to article ⇩ of Neutral Position [Basic] is published in the November issue of FREERUN, which is currently on sale.Information on the latest issue
If you really want to learn the neutral position, go to PS FREERIDING SCHOOL!
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