Main: Chris Moran in Greenland [Photo: Chris Moran]
Create a free SCUK account and get access to the forums and our regular newsletter. Sep 08, 2008

SCUK INSURANCE


ADVERTISEMENT


SCUK MEMBERSHIP
SNO!zone (Castleford, Scotland, Milton Keynes)
15-20% off or Free Session

Chill Factore £30 off adult membership
SnowDome Free Session and other discounts

LOGIN




 


 Log in Problems?
 New User? Sign Up!

GOOGLE


RECENT HEADLINES

COMMUNITY

GROUP MEMBERSHIP

PARTNERS
The British Snowboard & Freeski Tour - incorporating the BRITS...THE Winter Sports Music Festival
SCUK is the Official website partner.


For profiles and news of the top UK riders.



Post new topic   Reply to topic
View previous topic Printable version Log in to check your private messages View next topic
Author Message
ChaKiraOfflineSCUK Member
8 Post subject: Startin jumps again?? Help!!!  PostPosted: Apr 06, 2008 - 09:25 PM



Joined: Aug 14, 2007
Posts: 33
Location: Huddersfield
Status: Offline
Hey,
Im wanting to start jumps n boxes again but im a little scared after breaking my wrist in two places when falling off a box..

any ideas how ta get over the fear? or any advice??

Thanks Smile
Megg
x
 
 View user's profile Send private message  
Reply with quote Back to top
hjpcrewOfflineNon-member
Post subject: RE: Startin jumps again?? Help!!!  PostPosted: Apr 07, 2008 - 11:11 PM



Joined: Nov 06, 2004
Posts: 156
Location: UK, USA, Europe
Status: Offline
Hi ya,

Start small and work yourself up again to gain your confidence. Make sure your clear on how best to fall, and make sure you have some good pads just in case.

With boxes, the biggest thing I see is people trying to turn or jump of a rail if is goes wrong mid trick. If your off angle while on the box, just relax and ride off the feature. Trust me you'll get away clean. DO NOT try and turn etc.

Set yourself up for success, i.e. on a 50-50 do not do lots of turns into the box. Find a spot to drop in straight into the feature, then one little scrub to set yourself up to be comfortable to be flat for a bit. Keep shoulders in line with board. Look at end of box (that is your goal). Your board will want to be where your shoulders and head are so keep them on track. Keep stacked over your board. Straight legs will mean you cannot adjust on the box, be flexed and you will be lower and more stable.

Hope that helps and get back on it and have some fun.

Jay

_________________
Maverix Snow Camp
http://www.maverix.org
http://www.maverix.org/podcasts

Maverix Snowboard Productions
http://www.maverix.co.uk
http://www.maverix.co.uk/podcasts/
 
 View user's profile Send private message Visit poster's website  
Reply with quote Back to top
ChaKiraOfflineSCUK Member
Post subject:   PostPosted: Apr 08, 2008 - 06:29 PM



Joined: Aug 14, 2007
Posts: 33
Location: Huddersfield
Status: Offline
thanks Smile
 
 View user's profile Send private message  
Reply with quote Back to top
Display posts from previous:     
Jump to:  
All times are GMT
Post new topic   Reply to topic
View previous topic Printable version Log in to check your private messages View next topic
Powered by PNphpBB2 © 2003-2006 The PNphpBB Group
Credits
 

All logos and trademarks in this site are property of their respective owner.
The comments are property of their posters, all the rest (unless stated otherwise) is © 1997-2008 by Snowboard Club Limited