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Learn how to wheelswap/wheel replace whatever you wanna call it. Hopping through sections is usually really important.

Balance on uneven/slippery ground/rock is really important too.

Some comps lend themselves to streety style (man made sections) some to really tech slippery things (like logs and wet banks) and some are a bit of both (like big rock sections)

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Learn how to wheelswap/wheel replace whatever you wanna call it. Hopping through sections is usually really important.

Balance on uneven/slippery ground/rock is really important too.

Some comps lend themselves to streety style (man made sections) some to really tech slippery things (like logs and wet banks) and some are a bit of both (like big rock sections)

Well put Nick. I found that finding grip is always hard, at first I just couldn't do it.

Gaps to front are often used in comp style riding, something I still havn't managed to learn.

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the main things i am good at at the moment are:

gaps but rolling (i need to sort out and work on not to roll)

standard gap

backwheeling

gap to nose

endo

drops

and my balance isnt brilliant but i can track stand

the things i need 2 work on are:

sidehops (i do not have a clue)

wheel swap (can kind of do but struggle with)

gap 2 backwheel (do not have a clue)

gap up (kind of do)

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Easiest way to learn is to either book a comp and do white route so you can see what goes on, attend a few comps as a spectator, or just get out into the woods and see how hard natural is!

Simple things like riding up a steep bank etc, when you're near the end of a section and have arm pump its things like this that will finish you off.

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