How to: Heel Clickers With Lisa!!!
Dirt jumping is the bees knees, and learning a new trick is what keeps us coming back for more. So let's stop wasting time and get in to it.
Since heel clickers is a high commitment trick, you are lucky if you have a mulch pit to practice with, but your favourite jump spot will do. You must be doing no footers before you attempt this trick, confidently sticking it to the pedals every time.
Being comfortable and relaxed is key and pretty darn flexible is also going to make this trick a little easier. Don't be afraid to stretch before doing this trick, safety first. You're moving your legs around while flying through the air. Landing this trick is definitely something you want to achieve, a little core strength will help too.
Wear appropriate protective gear. A helmet for sure, leg pads and other gear is up to you, but the above picture was meant to inspire you to add a little padding your legs.
All joking aside, we like to take this chance to make you aware of a new dirt jump series in Whistler, BC. Canada. Presented by Women’s Freeride Movement and SRAM, these ladies events are all about progression. From an introduction to dirt jumping to throwing backflips, superwomans’, and tuck no handers, we have events to help you achieve your dirt jumping goals. Coaching sessions, indoor bike park jam at Air Rec, and grand finale competition. Cash money Pro Purse!! More details on WFM Bike
Put your big kid pants on, and take the training wheels off!!
Get those knees out, we’re talking ‘Singing in the Rain’ style!!
Gotcha!! Made you click!! April Fools!!
All joking aside, we like to take this chance to make you aware of a new dirt jump series in Whistler presented by Women’s Freeride Movement and SRAM, where is all about progression. From an introduction to dirt jump all the way up to throwing backflips, and superwomans, we have events to help you achieve your dirt jumping goals. Coaching session, indoor bike park jam, and grand finale competition.
Coaching sessions are 3 hours with a half hour of competition at the end per skill ability. So beginner against beginners, advanced against advance, could be a pump competition or a trick competition.
Indoor bike park session where you can use the air bag to try things, nervous to try something to dirt, this will be a great time to push you comfort zone and give the opportunity to do it ins a safe setting. Rip the dirt jumps and skatepark too, the progression you have at event like this will have you rocking out the next time you hit the trails.
Grand Finale $1000 for ladies pro first, $750 second place, $500 third place. $250 best trick. Riverside dirt jump park, Whistler BC. Aug 3 & 4.
Info and registration at www.wfmbike.com