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by eltrut
Tuesday 31 December 2002, 4:13
Forum: Miscellaneous
Topic: Knees and newbies
Replies: 7
Views: 7493

Knees and newbies

What do you suggest to do with your knees?? There was a thread on freecarve about this. But I think it was PSR describing more of a French/racing style of carving and not the Swiss/EC style with rotation. So what do you all recommend to do with the knees in the toe and heel turns??? So far I have be...
by eltrut
Tuesday 3 December 2002, 2:19
Forum: Miscellaneous
Topic: Riding Hardboot & knee problems?
Replies: 4
Views: 7052

knees

It wasn't clear from your post whether the mountain bike caused a flare up or not. I know that if you seat on a bike is not high enough, it can really cause problems for the knees. The way mountain bikes are set up is with the seat lower than on a road bike. This is to facilitate sliding around and ...
by eltrut
Thursday 7 November 2002, 4:25
Forum: Miscellaneous
Topic: Question to Nils, Patrice, or Jacques....
Replies: 9
Views: 11410

Another question to Nils, Patrice, or Jacques....

On the web pages under technique, it mentions that the SSBS was going to produce a book and CD rom about their technique. Have they done it? Is it available in English?

Thanks

eltrut
d.b.
by eltrut
Thursday 7 November 2002, 0:42
Forum: Miscellaneous
Topic: Surfing
Replies: 9
Views: 12091

Surfing parallels

Thanks so much for taking time to answer. Arjan, your comments made sense. I would be interested in the stance position of other surfers. Rod mentioned that he uses about a 10-5 F-R binding position. What is the usual stance on surf boards? Square, duck, forward facing, or at an angle on the surf bo...
by eltrut
Tuesday 5 November 2002, 2:48
Forum: Miscellaneous
Topic: Surfing
Replies: 9
Views: 12091

Surfing

I have heard other posts on other sites describe carving as being similar to surfing. Now, I have not surfed but am beginning to learn to carve (or at least I was trying at the end of last season.) I have enjoyed reading the description of the EC technique on this site. So, would anyone like to clue...
by eltrut
Tuesday 5 November 2002, 2:21
Forum: Miscellaneous
Topic: Edge Tuning an EC Board
Replies: 10
Views: 13541

bevel

What kind of beveling on the base and the side do you all recommend? I saw Rob's first post and it was 90 degrees on the side bevel. Many boards come with a side and base bevel. I currently have mine at 1 degree and 1 degree.