Scrubbing and whipping to non dominant side

motokawi818
Profile picture for user motokawi818
Posts
836
Joined
4/7/2008
Location
Kennewick, WA, USA
motokawi818 10/8/2016 1:07pm
10/8/2016 1:07pm
tcallahan707 wrote:
Ahhh haha gotcha. I'm a bit of a newbie so I missed it completely!
That was actually a great explanation though
JW381
Profile picture for user JW381
Posts
10638
Joined
7/21/2009
Location
Harrisburg, OR, USA
JW381 10/8/2016 1:19pm
10/8/2016 1:19pm
I can throw a "turndown" with the back end going left, but if I "whip" I actually pull the bars right and let the ass end come out to the right side. Note the parentheses, as they are hardly turndowns and whips.
JerseyFresh
Profile picture for user JerseyFresh
Posts
607
Joined
9/7/2009
Location
Denver, CO, USA
JerseyFresh 10/8/2016 1:41pm
10/8/2016 1:41pm
None of you can do any of that.
JerseyFresh
Profile picture for user JerseyFresh
Posts
607
Joined
9/7/2009
Location
Denver, CO, USA
JerseyFresh 10/8/2016 1:45pm
10/8/2016 1:45pm
This thread reminds me of an AOL chat room. Petter-asses included.

The Shop

See All »
Langhammx 10/8/2016 3:56pm
10/8/2016 3:56pm
BobPA wrote:
Scrubs are for bitches, landing out to flat is for real men....watch RC race and you would understand.
Unsure
Another BobPa quality post. Wink
temporarily_locked 10/8/2016 6:28pm
10/8/2016 6:28pm
launching out to flat every lap would take more energy then scrubbing. While scrubbing does take some effort, it's not something that is going to tire someone out by its self. Accelerating and braking forces in and out of every corner require more strength then scrubbing.

scientific proof? does the mechanic at the test track with a stop watch count? if scrubbing wasn't faster, pros wouldn't be doing it over most every jump. It probably doesn't make a discernible difference in my lap times, but I'm still going to scrub that finish line table as hard as possible every lap because it's fun.

Pit Row

See All »

Post a reply to: Scrubbing and whipping to non dominant side