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<strong>02</strong><br />Coming up to the section plays a crucial part to setting you up properly for it. "You want to keep your body centered-you don't want to be too far forward or too far back," Jenks begins. Looking ahead helps inform you of what's coming up. "Normally you'd want to stand, but being that it's so tight-there's a little S-turn before it-it almost forces you to sit. This is due to the fact that you have to be ready to get your feet out of the way because your pegs are hitting the sides of the trail. Normally, yes, you'd want to stand up as much as possible through here. It's so deep through there, it almost takes your feet off."
Pro Secrets - Nailing Narrow Trails With Robbie Jenks

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Coming up to the section plays a crucial part to setting you up properly for it. "You want to keep your body centered-you don't want to be too far forward or too far back," Jenks begins. Looking ahead helps inform you of what's coming up. "Normally you'd want to stand, but being that it's so tight-there's a little S-turn before it-it almost forces you to sit. This is due to the fact that you have to be ready to get your feet out of the way because your pegs are hitting the sides of the trail. Normally, yes, you'd want to stand up as much as possible through here. It's so deep through there, it almost takes your feet off."
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