Drill
Modest Inclination and Joint-Based Tilt Comparison
Learn when inside movement supports the arc and when it exceeds available support.
HOW TO DO IT
Modest Inclination and Joint-Based Tilt Comparison
Learn when inside movement supports the arc and when it exceeds available support.
Preparation and setting
Clean short arcs at familiar controlled demand; stationary contrast first; no contact objective.
Exercise sequence
- Rehearse modest whole-body inside movement and separate joint-based tilt while stationary.
- Ride baseline arc.
- Repeat with smaller progressive inside movement.
- Retain available joints for tilt adjustments.
- Release old arrangement for transition.
- Compare track/support and note whether change helped.
Transfer
Apply with timing, not as a permanent body-angle rule; combine with edge-specific refinement.
Errors addressed
Early inward fall; Lean increased despite grip loss; Waist shape mistaken for useful angulation; Trapped old posture.
Success check
Rider can use less unnecessary inside displacement while retaining a controlled edged path and release.
Simplify when needed
Return to stationary CD02 and simpler traverse if inside movement overwhelms low-speed support.
Editorial origin
SBSweet editorial exercise, not an association-approved drill.
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editorial review notes
No association approval is claimed; coaching review is pending.