Mastering Ankle Technique: 3 Common Mistakes Unveiled

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Mastering Ankle Technique: 3 Common Mistakes Unveiled
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[@XenoTravis]

I have a speed cobra. Do you have any experience with the cobra coil and the ankle technique? Should I increase springs if mine do not bounce like that at all.
I noticed the shaft is at more of an angle than I thought. I should try to make it straight with the left pedal. Maybe that doesn't matter so much.
Have you tried that one dude shaft that has the bearings in it for ankle? I have trick V2 beaters. Might get the shaft too.

[@gmdlunar3461]

I have speed cobras. And, below the foot boards are little coils, and as i press my foot down, and the coil contracts, it gets harder and harder to press down. It gets to the point hwere the beater stops right in front of the bass drum, because i need to add so much more pressure BECAUSE the little coil is so hard to push down. Maybe I just suck and im slow but idk man its pretty annoying

[@LenoxVeleno]

Even tho my feet always stay on my board, the slave board sometimes comes up to high when I get more aggressive and then the chain losses slack. Fixes for this would be???

[@CameronFleury]

Could be Spring tension or your technique. Hard to know without seeing it. Send me an email: [e-mail]

[@metalmouth13]

Had a question about the Axis pedals, I just bought the double link, and I noticed that your double has the two springs tension adjustment on the right long board. Do I need longer bolts to have both springs on the right pedal?

[@CameronFleury]

I'm not sure what you mean by bolts?