View Full Version : hart attack tips needed
slur
February 13th, 2002, 05:28 AM
man hart attacks are hard i can do superman seat grabs pretty eazy but no matter how hard i try i cant get my legs up for a hart attack. is it best to grab your seat first then push your legs up with your arm or jump of the pegs boosting up ...
star_fish
February 13th, 2002, 07:21 AM
ive never done one but i can tell you how my freind does them.
he is like 6'2" and he thwos them huge.
he kind jumps while on the ramp which is like a realy hard preload and reaches down and grabs the grab hole and then brings his feet up and kinda balls up and then shoots his legs out straight up. i dont know if that helps but that is the ebst way i can explain it cause ive never personaly doen one but ive ben about 10 feet behind my freind when he did them so i get a close look
hehehe:p
crustyfmx250
February 13th, 2002, 05:45 PM
hmm...one of the rare times that i cant offer any help :(
Although MM-to-Death said he was having trouble on em too, so your not alone!! :D
Maybe Mylo can come in here and help you ;)
MyloFMX
February 13th, 2002, 08:39 PM
well, the only advice I can give you is, get the grab before you extend your legs. Then you will be able to push off your seat with your hand. (As you can tell when I first used to grab under the seat on my radiator shrouds, I couldn't push down with my hand, so I couldn't get my feet rotated up.) Rotate your head down and your feet up, and keep curled up in a ball with your knees bent in toward your chest, and then when you can't rotate anymore, push out with legs and extend as much as you can. Really, I am no expert on this, and it is very hard to explain, but hopefully this will help a little. It helps also to be able to ride with chuck as he helps me out a ton!
shaolin
February 13th, 2002, 09:26 PM
for ssg's pr hart attacks i was told that its good to be on your toes on the ramp, its ment to pop you really good and your ready to jump off the pegs
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