flipping sores

Nguy3n763 · Mar-01-06, 09:24 PM

so yah lately ive been practicing both back/front flips. the front flip would be the one that i got down the most. the frontflip on the grass i can only do a running one i land on my feet and hands my hand keep me up from landing on my arse. the backflip i can only attempt on my mattress i land on my knees and sumtimes skid the top of my head. im always so eager to do tricking w/o proper stretching so i get sore really fast. the frontflip when i do it on the grass it really takes a toll on my shins when i land on my heels i pound my feet to the ground. the backflip i get rugburn on my knees from landing on them on the mattress. even when im sore the next day i keep attempting to do these tricks. what types of sores do you people?maybe i should consider being more patient with learning these tricks. btw im more interested in landing the backflip the frontflip is less scarey.

Mastabiff · Mar-01-06, 10:01 PM

Use Capital Letters. Your post is a blob.

You should generally not practice sore, especially if it's your joints (or shins) and not your muscles (which can sometimes feel fine once they're warmed up). You're just going to fuck yourself up and you won't learn anything. Take a break and come back with a better understanding of the move. Find out what you're doing wrong and stop doing it.

Nguy3n763 · Mar-02-06, 04:18 AM

I guess im too eager to learn and i should probably stretch before and after i attempt these tricks. its like im sore but when i start tricking i feel fine so i keep practicing and get even more sore the next day. even landing a trick will give u bit of pain, i guess it takes time to build up muscle and dexterity so u can launch a move painlessly.

Nguy3n763 · Mar-02-06, 05:05 AM

and maybe i should learn the backflip before wallflip? i tried a wallflip the other day and landed on my face it looked easy on the videos lol. monkey see monkey do

Davey · Mar-02-06, 05:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Nguy3n763

i get rugburn on my knees from landing on them on the mattress.

Suurreee buddy, that's what they ALL say

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Nguy3n763 · Mar-02-06, 02:27 PM

ok buddy

Mar-01-06, 09:24 PM	#1
Nguy3n763 Member User status: Offline Location: Over the Horizon Posts: 40 Age: 23	flipping sores so yah lately ive been practicing both back/front flips. the front flip would be the one that i got down the most. the frontflip on the grass i can only do a running one i land on my feet and hands my hand keep me up from landing on my arse. the backflip i can only attempt on my mattress i land on my knees and sumtimes skid the top of my head. im always so eager to do tricking w/o proper stretching so i get sore really fast. the frontflip when i do it on the grass it really takes a toll on my shins when i land on my heels i pound my feet to the ground. the backflip i get rugburn on my knees from landing on them on the mattress. even when im sore the next day i keep attempting to do these tricks. what types of sores do you people?maybe i should consider being more patient with learning these tricks. btw im more interested in landing the backflip the frontflip is less scarey. Last edited by Nguy3n763; Mar-02-06 at 02:26 PM..

Mar-01-06, 10:01 PM	#2
Mastabiff Propaganda director User status: Offline Location: FL Posts: 553	Use Capital Letters. Your post is a blob. You should generally not practice sore, especially if it's your joints (or shins) and not your muscles (which can sometimes feel fine once they're warmed up). You're just going to fuck yourself up and you won't learn anything. Take a break and come back with a better understanding of the move. Find out what you're doing wrong and stop doing it.

Mar-02-06, 04:18 AM	#3
Nguy3n763 Member User status: Offline Location: Over the Horizon Posts: 40 Age: 23	I guess im too eager to learn and i should probably stretch before and after i attempt these tricks. its like im sore but when i start tricking i feel fine so i keep practicing and get even more sore the next day. even landing a trick will give u bit of pain, i guess it takes time to build up muscle and dexterity so u can launch a move painlessly.

Mar-02-06, 05:05 AM	#4
Nguy3n763 Member User status: Offline Location: Over the Horizon Posts: 40 Age: 23	and maybe i should learn the backflip before wallflip? i tried a wallflip the other day and landed on my face it looked easy on the videos lol. monkey see monkey do

Mar-02-06, 02:27 PM	#6
Nguy3n763 Member User status: Offline Location: Over the Horizon Posts: 40 Age: 23	ok buddy