To Break The Bad Cycle
Mechanism / Why It Happens
When the wheels hang up, fear increases—and that fear makes the wheels even more likely to hang up.
The reason you hang up on the coping in the first place is that the wheels are still on the deck of the ramp. On top of that, fear naturally causes your body to tense up. When this happens, even more weight is applied to the wheels that remain on the deck, making them even more likely to hang up. As a result, you cautiously attempt the trick, hang up, become even more afraid, and then hang up even more easily—a classic negative cycle.
What to Do
What you're missing isn't commitment—it's a practice step that lets you try the trick more comfortably.
To break this negative cycle, try a completely different approach: the Nose Grab. If your back natur
