Blue Reverse And Some Ultra Lite #2's

[Sean Cashman]

Here's the video -- My link

Trying to get better and stronger on my reverse. Feel pretty weak on these. Not sure whether to hold the hands up high or down low?

Also hit out a couple of consecutive St. Croix ultra lite #2’s. Still trying to find the right groove on the shoes. This is the only shoe I have available to bend right now. Any suggestions on what the next shoe level for me would be? Would it be an Ultra Lite 1 or 0 or a DC 0 or 1?

Cheers

Sean

Edited May 21, 2010 by SeanC

[Guest Bullitt]

Here's the video -- My link

Trying to get better and stronger on my reverse. Feel pretty weak on these. Not sure whether to hold the hands up high or down low?

Also hit out a couple of consecutive St. Croix ultra lite #2’s. Still trying to find the right groove on the shoes. This is the only shoe I have available to bend right now. Any suggestions on what the next shoe level for me would be? Would it be an Ultra Lite 1 or 0 or a DC 0 or 1?

Cheers

Sean

Good stuff Sean. I learned alot on my reverse bending technique just watching videos of these guys that bend big steel on the board.

[David_wigren]

Good stuff. Just like last time.

Regarding on what horseshoe is next. I would'nt bother to much with any other ultra lite. Some argue that there is a strength differánce between the 2 and 1 and 0 and sofourth. But I think they are so close it's no good as progression. Go for the DC1. But be prepared that it is a pretty big jump from the UL2. Not an impossible jump, but be ready for a bit of a fight. If you want a tweener shoe, go for ast croix polo 1. They seem to fit pretty much right inbetween the UL's and DC shoes

[Griffin]

When I read your post I thought exactly what David said.

[Sean Cashman]

Thanks guys! Appreciate it.

I'll order some DC1's and give them a shot. I'm sure it'll be like a slap in the face at first trying to bend it but it'll be fun.

Thanks for the help.