Good question. I think this is close-ish to what you want it to look like in game. In a wall you want to be narrower and a less C-shape swoopy (so as not to trip people), though it's easier to be narrower with a little less speed. Although my plows could indeed be narrower here (and I'm not sure the camera angle/wide lens help 😁), what's good about what I am doing is keeping the "standing" leg straight ahead (my left leg here) and really talking my weight onto my left so I start the slide (wheels of right foot actually drifting/sliding sideways for a brief second) and then putting on the weight/brakes to get the chatter and brake. This means I'm fully in control of my weight and stopping power. To say the same thing in the "negative" sense, you don't want your right and left legs going off the straight-forward path, and you don't want to be much wider than I am here, in both cases you might trip people and you will start splitting your weight between your two feet which will make it harder to stop and make you dependent on your wheels/the floor, not your control.

Hooray! Thanks for the feedback, I hope it helps your team!

That probably means you are able to get your weight far enough into your front leg to get your back leg sliding on a powerslide. That's awesome, lot's of people struggle with powerslides and always have their weight split! To plow, you just have to reverse (most of the weight on the back/standing leg, so that your front leg can slide).

Thank you! The main problem is I hate editing :D I've got a new flow and trying to clear out some of the backlog. Hoping to get to some more advanced stuff soon.

Merci! Ces sont les bonnes idées!

Missed opportunity!

Yay! Let me know if there are any topics you have been wondering about especially.

Thanks for watching! More coming up very soon, let me know if there are any topics you are excited about :)