Does Facing Forward Help You Balance On A Onewheel? - Learning With Leary - Episode 9
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- In this episode, Jake talks about the differences between facing forward and “squaring up” on your Onewheel. When chosen wisely, making adjustments to your stance can improve your balance, and help you ride trickier terrain without foot fatigue or knee pain.
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You are SO good at demonstrating what you are talking about like you’re really good at explaining things
Been suffering with some really bad knee pain on my back leg and now i know why 🙈. Great video guy’s thanks for the info and help.
Same, I felt it in the back inside part of my rear knee. Great tips!
Thank you for the best how to ride videos for the OneWheel. Your original two on stance and turning have been my recommendation to newbies since I discovered them myself.
Thanks David! Glad you like them
I'm loving how much this series breaks riding down to the most basic elements. Some of it is obvious and intuitive but it's still nice to hear it explained so clearly why certain things seem to work better in certain situations.
Adrian i wanted to say the same thing, but you said it. Professor, i'm blown away not only by your clear, precise explanations, but the reasoning behind them. I've been having a lot of trouble w front foot pain and fatigue. I recently glued some rubber flooring in a very precise concave manner to the front, and this has helped tremendously. My rear foot seems to be okay most of the time. I have ridden boards with different rear concave pads, but i tend to ride with my rear foot near the tire, so those don't really effect me as much. Naturally, i'll keep experimenting, and riding every chance i get. XR since xmas, 684 miles, i turned 67 yesterday. Aoxomoxoa
@@deanaoxo glad to hear you’ve been riding a lot! Has your back leg been your stronger leg since before onewheeling?
@@JakeLeary I've never noticed either one predominate. I'm lousy at switch, always have been though i've been practicing 'going backwards' at least one time each time i ride.
Thanks for these videos. Safety first y’all! I’ve had multiple people with MCL and ACL repairs that using their knee brace with the metal bars on the side eliminate knee pain when riding.
The master of the onewheel 🙏
"could send you into hot lava" 2:44 So beautifully said
Coming at this from snowboarding, its a serious upgrade to able to switch stances and get such different results. Much to ponder here Jake - thanks as always to you n' the Float folks.
There's genius in these explanations. The more I listen to Learning with Leary, the more I understand the physics of this board.
Aw thanks!
Good rewatch
Jake!!! I finally made it out of my office!!! Snap! is it alright I tear up when I ride? Cuz Man I love this thing.... Man huge thanks from the North!!!!
I think imma cry too when I get mine.
Thanks for the video Jake, Really informative!
Glad you liked it!
I learned with Leary while riding in Davis with him and Travis that tubeless tire plugs don't last forever and if you do a drop you might have a lot of sealent spraying in your face afterwards 😂
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Thanks, love this format. 😁👍 ... a new "follow me series" would also be nice.
Thanks...great job...
Great videos Dr. OW.
Brand new to riding and was just last night wondering about some knee pain I was feeling
This video is perfectly timed as I’m 350 miles in on my Pint and starting to experience some knee pain, but it’s FROM angling my back foot? It’s weird. I gotta change up my stance periodically as I ride to rest my muscles.
I get more pain in my front knee (goofy foot) but I do point my foot little bit forward 1-2 o’clock
Hey Jake, taking you up on the offer... I get knee pain in my leading leg (left leg,regular stance) - I do two hour sessions, mainly trail riding. Any tips? I tell myself to ‘stay light’ on the board and try and keep my legs bent and bouncy but the Aussie terrain is gnarly and shakes up the legs.
Yeah man rough terrain can really do a number. I would try and see if your left knee is staying straight on those bumps, in line with foot and hip, or if it’s moving to the left or right side. Does it hurt on the front or back of the knee? Top or bottom? And left or right side? Does it hurt when you ride or after?
Cheers. Good tip to give it some analysis. The pain is below the knee cap, but I’ll look at alignment etc. Hopefully it’s not just a symptom of being over 40 😔
Thanks L
I had ACL surgery and riding kills my back knee (the one that got work done) I can do maybe 1-2 hours on my XR+ but would love to do more. I used to hit 10+ miles on my longboard before everything but it's been at least 10 years since I rode, had my XR+ for two days but I'm in so much knee pain, if anyone can help please do.
Thanks for these lessons. I’m a new rider about 35 miles . My back calf gets cramps and because of this I have to stop quite often. To help i have my font foot close to the tire & back foot towards the tail , do you have any other ideas? Thanks
The more you ride, the less your body will have to work to keep you balanced. I assume you get cramps because you're still getting used to riding and controlling the board so you legs are working hard. Keep riding and try to relax those muscles 🤙
Make sure to stretch, too! Make use of curbs and such. I still have these issues and I’m 350 miles in, though far less often (and I have a lower starting point than most due to medical woes)
do you have recommendations for learning to ride switch?
Just force yourself to do it. It feels so odd at first but the more you do it the more natural it feels. Take note of what you do when riding regular and focus on each of those things one by one when going switch. 🤙
Practice braking. You’re used to putting your weight towards the left or right side of your body to brake, and when it’s reversed you’ll be awkward and slower at first. I also like to make sure my front foot is angled forward so that I can run out if I need to.
thanks for a great informative series tutorials I'm hooked :) the question I need help with: new to Onewheel xr 50 miles experience under my belt but I still get ache in my rear foot arch i have tried lots different foot positions and cant seem to find a natural position that takes pressure off my rear foot arch. any suggestions I tend to ride with my heals in and toes slightly out
Do you have a concave rear footpad? That always helps a ton. Then it's about tying not to pinch with your toes while you ride and keep your feet relaxed as possible 🤙
@@TheFloatLife 100% agree with above. I think eventually you will build up the muscles in your foot, but for now you can also try standing further towards the rear of the board (front foot closer to the tire). It’s really important to avoid gripping your toes down, keep the weight on the balls of your feet
Keep riding and the pain will go away as your muscles get adapted to the routine.
@@TheFloatLife it’s the standard foot pad came with XR wil try not to pinch also bought some Nike sb shoes hopefully make difference
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0:30 It's the perfect moment to say something about this kind of shoes: DO NOT RIDE WITH RUNNING SHOES.
Running shoes are designed to perfect the forward movement. They are absolutely bad at allowing you to have side mobility with your foot. WORSE: this is the perfect kind of shoe to help you get an ankle twist as when you'll fall on the edge of the shoe it will FORCE your foot in either one direction between the normal stance and the twisted ankle stance.
Ensure you're using proper shoes that allow your ankle to have nice side mobility! This will avoid you bad falls and twisted ankles.
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