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Old                05-14-2006, 8:35 AM Reply   
hey guys, ive been trying raleys recently, but im finding raleys really tricky to learn because the handle comes out of my hands, am i too weak?(because im still quite small!)
Old    alanp            05-14-2006, 8:26 PM Reply   
it doesnt take a tremendous amount of strength. i think you may be scared. crashing on raleys doesnt hurt as much as everyone thinks. hold the handle. youll get it.
Old                05-15-2006, 1:17 AM Reply   
thanks man, ill post back after i try it on wednesday
Old                05-16-2006, 11:34 AM Reply   
hey pete good luck trying your raley on wednesday, i will try to do one as well
Old                05-18-2006, 12:59 PM Reply   
hey, yeh, im gettin it, my legs are coming up behind me, but im not really getting enough hight. Its probably to do with cutting in. But i dont know how to get my legs back down again?
Old     (byrd)      Join Date: Dec 2005       05-19-2006, 1:26 PM Reply   
Push the handle down and that should bring the board back down under you.
Old                06-14-2006, 3:21 AM Reply   
yepp.. bring the handle to your hip again, and you should be able to stick it ;)... well done!!

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