KICKBIKE SCHOOL - Sprints with Michal Kulka and Tomáš Pelc

(EN) Basics of footbike sprint technique with the best Czech footbikers Kulka and Pelc from ULTIMA, plus 400m European Champs trial.
(CZ) Základy techniky koloběžkového sprintu s nejlepšími českými koloběžkáři současnosti Kulkou a Pelcem z ULTIMY ... a k tomu vzájemný souboj na 400m jako příprava na blížící se Mistrovství Evropy v koloběhu.

[@bigbattenberg]

Wow, great footage. Just bought a kickbike to replace some bike riding miles. The motion pattern should help my running more. Also I like the variation.

[@akuusist]

Hannu has taught me to keep hips lower at the start and during first kicks, to get more straight line from shoulders through hips to foot. Feels a bit unnatural but helps. I would use inside curve foot (left) for accelerating in curve if possible. Avoid narrow tires on soft track.
That said, I don't qualify for 16 best in sprints and lose a bit against Rosanne too.

[@kudosbudo]

Thats a bonkers take off speed with one foot. I only have a Swifty and I tend to RUN then jump on if I want to get going fast haha.

[@kickbiker7920]

From Mike London Kickbike Company - Great tips guys, Great slo-mo and camera angles. The quality of the filming and editing is very good. Thank you for putting the sub-titles which is the most important part for the English speaking market if you want more views!

[@Suchac_cz]

...a poslední stovka třetí noha :)

[@pedoncule36]

What do you advice for hilly areas ? 20'' or 28" rear wheel, pros and cons ? Thanks a lot

[@kickbikecz6190]

If really hilly like Alpine 10km uphills go for 20", otherwise 28" shall roll better...