How to Barspin BMX - Easiest Way
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
- The best tips for learning how to Barspin on a BMX bike! This is one of my favorite tricks, and although I wouldn't consider it a beginner BMX trick by any means, I do believe it is doable for most BMX riders with a decent amount of bike control. If you can jump a box jump, chances are you can barspin. Some tips I have are; practice throwing the barspin stationary, it'll help build that muscle memory. Work on getting a better pop out of the fly out which will give you more time to throw the barspin. Focus on leveling out and doing a pinch motion with your legs. Throw the bars as you start to level out. Best of luck!
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Hi, Can you do a 180 tutorial please because I am having problems spinning the back wheel. If you can make a video about how to 180 I would appreciate it.
Definitely!
I've been stuck taking my back foot off now for a long time, and it's so hard to break the habit.
Try moving your foot closer to the crank arm (almost stand on the crank arm) and see if that helps any!
@@sonnyyo thanks bro!
Two things: what are rezzies, and wouldn't your comment about practicing this move on a foam pit basically be the same for most tricks?
Barspins are the main trick beginners try that involves letting go of the front end, that’s really the dangerous part about doing it in a foam pit. Your body sinks in and the front wheel stays up and if you don’t get your hands back on it’s easy to take the crossbar to the face. Resi is a ramp with foam underneath a rubberish mat
@@sonnyyo Oh, I see what you mean now. It's not pits in general not being a great idea, but because the bar is spinning so it could end-up facing anywhere, and you can't push your bike away or jump away from it the like you can in the park. Thanks for explaining; all this stuff is helpful to someone who's never attempted it and is just genning-up on technique etc.