Riding Tip #44 -Ride in the mud

This is the simples riding tip so far... but it can still be very useful if you have not thought about it!

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Riding Tip #43 - Carve without carving

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links referred to in this riding tip:

Riding tip: Wrapping the knees

but also this modification is of interest 

Modification: Knee control cushion

Riding tip #42 Ankle pushing to complement the knee wrapping

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links referred to in this riding tip:

Modification: Ankle Pushing Pin

Modification: Jumping Pin

Modification: the Wedge

Modification: Knee control cushion

Riding tip: Wrapping the knees

Riding Tip #41 - Jumping and carving between the lanes

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Riding Tip #40 - EUC Carving practice in corridor

https://youtu.be/hlrpFmDfeoo

Riding Tip #39 - Countersteering inspired turning

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Please also watch the video: "The Physics of Countersteering"
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgUOOwnZcDU 

Another thing that is present and that we can manipulate on an EUC is the fact that we can "press down" on one pedal more than the other by shifting the weight and increase the tilting of the wheel

We can also "draw the wheel back" and use the extra power from the lower leg push in combination with an acceleration to further enhance the control and turning …
This is the same on skis and monoski!
(see dolphin turns: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GmzyOwZqsc 

the slow carving version of counter-steering:
https://vimeo.com/457903976 

a short gif clip
https://www.dropbox.com/s/sc6gxzgrxsv70fc/Just%20love%20slow%20carving-high.gif?dl=0

Riding tip_#38_what the heck is wrapping the knees???

... and an exercise in the video below!

Stand on the wheel and hold on to a wall.
Then turn the wheel on the spot using the knee-pushing-method described above