Push on cruising

This is a video of cruising with just Push on a cruiser board

[@suntoryjim]

Also consider that everything in nature exists in duality: night and day, hard and soft, left and right. The same applies to the human body. There are 2 aspects to balance when pushing: first is balance on the board, second is muscle balance. Train yourself to push with your other leg. When you succeed, you will open an entirely new dimension to your cruising as you introduce balance across all of the muscles that are involved in the push. Here is one of many examples: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXykYp-taaymecksi=oFC2Y0EX_rZvI-Ph

[@ponnycruising]

I think so too. The laws of nature are connected to everything. [Skogging] I've been practicing that recently too. However, it's when I'm on a longboard.

[@iizukaken]

使い分けを意識すると言うのは、思っていなかったです！ プッシュ気持ちいいゾーンに入ると最高ですね！

[@ponnycruising]

やっぱクルージングって路面がイレギュラーだらけなんで常に教科書通りってのは通用しないから自分で見つけていく楽しみがあるんですよね！プッシュ気持ちいいですね！

[@boku6rin]

段差越える時とかはわざと初心者っぽい蹴り足に体重かけたプッシュしてやり過ごしたりしますね。

[@ponnycruising]

それはたぶんあれですね自分も多様します！特にロンスケの時に。

[@ユースケート]

プッシュ時、軸足の重要性は感じますね。特に小さい（細い）デッキでキレの良いトラック好きとしては、かなり重要かと…。 そういえば、この板にデッキテープつけたんですね。

[@ponnycruising]

そうなんですよね、ミニクルーザー系は特にそこがポイントですよね💪🏻デッキ保護も兼ねてNBDグリップテープを貼ってみました✨🛹✨フレックスある板にはけっこう相性が良いかもしれないです🤔

[@tonycroft6353]

You got it Ponti👍

[@ponnycruising]

I don’t know what is Ponti ???

[@AndyAranda369]

What skateboard do you recommend? The 22" pennyboard or the 27" pennyboard? My shoe size is 8.5 US, which measures 26.5 cm. I want a board to get around at university, travel long distances and carry it on my trips, but I also think the 22" ones are less stable than the 27" ones are more stable... What do you recommend?..🙏🏻

[@ponnycruising]

It's the same shoe size as me. If it's your first board, I think 27 inches is better. The reason is that the longer wheel base is more effective against the unevenness of the road surface. However, when it comes to carrying, 22 inches is very convenient…. This may be an eternal theme.

[@AndyAranda369]

@@ponnycruising Well, thanks for the advice.. But I still have the doubt because it is not difficult for me to carry it in the backpack, either the 22" or the 27" one.. A seller told me there is not much difference except in the size and that stability. But As for speed, is there a difference or is it something minimal? I'm thinking about it a lot because the board is going to be an important part of my now.🥲

[@ponnycruising]

@@AndyAranda369 It's a realistic story, but more than half of the people who started with 22 inches fall down with stones and cracks and quit. But in the case of 27, I rarely hear such things. Maybe that's the answer?

[@AndyAranda369]

@@ponnycruising If that's what I meant about stability, I like both boards and I was in that existential doubt haha, but first I think I'll go for the 27 inch one and see how it goes, I'm going to buy the 27" one that glows in the dark ..But in terms of speed between both boards is there a difference or is it something minimal?..😅

[@ponnycruising]

@@AndyAranda369 First of all, I'm sorry that my English is not good. Stability refers to whether it is easy to wobble when running, and it is a different matter from whether it is stuck in a stone. The speed is 27 inches faster, but many people feel that 22 inches is faster. That's because those with weak stability feel faster even at the same speed. Also, as for the initial speed, the small board is faster. Among the penny riders who have been riding for many years, the 22 is recognized as for advanced users.