Track stand practise - session 4

Finally I can sort of track stand without the kerb.
I summoned the kerb of the carpark to help me attain track standing magic.
Today I thought I might need some sort of kerb or low features to help me track stand. But I think I had magically managed to balance on my own today.
Very odd feeling, but I'm sure my previous 3 practise probably instilled some sense to my brain to coordinate my hands and feet now.
Once I've got better, I might do a review to talk through my thinking process.
Probably can help some of you who are like myself, unable to track stand for years with my mountain bike.
Do subscribe so that I can notify you of this talk-through thinking process video in the near future. ( that's hoping my trackstand can be perfected ..haha ! )

[@alimantado373]

easiest way to learn trackstand is on a slight hill you push forward and the slope will take you back then push forward again with your strong foot. On a slope you dont need to use brakes. Ive been learning Streeet trials for 4 years. If you cannot already Bunny hop learn that trick next. it will make your rides more satisfying and opens up so many other tricks. Small kerbs are your friend for learning ollies. Good luck with your journey, greets from London UK. I subbed to watch your journey.👍

[@StreetWorksProject]

Thank you so much for your comments. Yes I would be learning track stands at slopes too. I get what you mean.. because at this early stage , trying to roll backwards is additional task for me while still learning. Bunny hops are ok for me , but will also need time to become second nature for me.

[@MeakaJourney]

Im currently practicing aswell. Dont give up 👍

[@StreetWorksProject]

I think it'll take a while for the muscle memory to become second nature. Good luck to your success too !