I built a simulator and it helped me practice before going the second time. I think if it had a center line drawn it would be easier to shuffle to the right spot because it makes a big difference.
Thanks very much for taking the time to put this phenomenal video together, we just had our first Flight board and your video definitely fast tracked our learning.
Fantastic video very well done out of all the Vidieos unloading out of Fliteboard. This one was the easiest to follow and explained everything very clearly. Good job
Great Work on this tutorial - just a little extra I found disconnection the two battery leads difficult then i realized there are tiny buttons on each connector to press while removing
I would only add that when you say shift weight, my understanding of that is to flex your rear knee so it is straight and at the same time slightly bend the front knee standing upright the whole time. Like if you intentionally want to bring the board lower or touchdown, just flex your front knee slightly and straighten your back leg. Would you say that is accurate?
Basically whatever it takes to shift your weight forward. It's very small amount to get the board to raise or lower in the air. Similar to a pilot in an airplane.
Assuming you are Regular Foot Stance, if you lean forward, you will turn right. If you lean back you will turn left. Just like a Surfboard, or skateboard or Wakeboard. Still keeping front foot pressure.
I built a simulator and it helped me practice before going the second time. I think if it had a center line drawn it would be easier to shuffle to the right spot because it makes a big difference.
That's very cool. Would love to see that in a TH-cam Video. ;-)
Thanks very much for taking the time to put this phenomenal video together, we just had our first Flight board and your video definitely fast tracked our learning.
That's great to hear. Thank you for the feedback. We greatly appreciate it.
Fantastic video very well done out of all the Vidieos unloading out of Fliteboard. This one was the easiest to follow and explained everything very clearly. Good job
Thank you very much for your comments. We tried very hard to make the video as easy to follow and informative as possible.
The second half of your video is very helpful. I can see now why I'm having problems.
Thanks!
Thank you. That's why we made the video. To help people learn and enjoy the sport.
Great instruction. Thank you!
You are very welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.
That was great content
Thank you very much for the kind words.
Great Work on this tutorial - just a little extra I found disconnection the two battery leads difficult then i realized there are tiny buttons on each connector to press while removing
LOL. yep. Same here. We actually now make sure to tell customers.. "hey check out this little button. "
I would only add that when you say shift weight, my understanding of that is to flex your rear knee so it is straight and at the same time slightly bend the front knee standing upright the whole time. Like if you intentionally want to bring the board lower or touchdown, just flex your front knee slightly and straighten your back leg. Would you say that is accurate?
Basically whatever it takes to shift your weight forward. It's very small amount to get the board to raise or lower in the air. Similar to a pilot in an airplane.
Standing going slow, how do you turn to the right? You can't lean the board right w you right back foot, you're keeping weight on front foot. thanks
Assuming you are Regular Foot Stance, if you lean forward, you will turn right. If you lean back you will turn left. Just like a Surfboard, or skateboard or Wakeboard. Still keeping front foot pressure.