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flatland man Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 11 Location:	Date: 2006-09-04 09:02:16 Direct Link: starting out
	Reply i am a beginner and i have a few flat land tricks. the tricks i can do so far is a big bunny hop, a 180 bunny hop,a very long catwalk, and a barspin. That is about it. i want to be good at flat land what should i learn next. :-D

JayDogg Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 343 Location: Ft Worth,Texas	Date: 2006-09-06 12:55:13 Direct Link: Re: starting out
	Reply hit up BMXTRIX.COM :-DJust pick a trick and start throwing it into the mix when you ride! It helps to not try to hard on one trick but work on three or for at a time. At least thats how it is for me...try that if it doesn't work try some different methods. Sick Child....representing the underground scene.
Ducky Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 121 Location: Blackburn - England	Date: 2006-09-06 13:26:11 Direct Link: Re: starting out
	Reply Ive just started out too and been askin similar questions! like JayDogg said, go to bmxtrix.com, loads of great info on how to do tricks and shows a video as well so you know what you should be doing :) from what people have told me, starter tricks which lead onto other things, or teach basic skills are things like fork glides, track stands and hang-5's. there are probably people who will give better advice than me, because im just repeating other, its not first hand experiance! :lol: good luck anyways :-)
Craz-E-tooN Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 357 Location: Chesapeake, Virginia	Date: 2006-09-06 14:05:45 Direct Link: Re: starting out
	Reply I wouldn't go so far as to call a Hang-5 a basic beginner trick. Once upon a time, it was actually looked at as one that took some skill and had difficulty behind it. Hang-5s are strange too, some people have a knack for them and can do them in days, or a few weeks, whereas it can take others a year or more to get the hang of it. I suggest learning Endo control, Trackstands, Fork Glides, Squeakers, and Backwards Steamrollers, and Dork Wheelies as your first tricks personally. Definitely hit up BMXTRIX.com though, it is a great site for people just getting started. T.
flatland man Joined: A long time ago... Posts: 11 Location:	Date: 2006-09-08 12:20:41 Direct Link: Re: starting out
	Reply thanks you guys i relly appreciate it thanks.
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