Posted Wednesday, January 29, 2020 @ 11:47 PM
I have been experimenting with this. It is entirely feasible if you make your climb at a little less than 45° and preferably down wind so that the wind blows you over the top of the loop.
I have yet to ensure that the three parts of the climb are exactly in line: the initial roll from upright, the knife-edged hesitation part, and the inverted roll component.
As always, practice will make for improvement, if not exactly perfection.
And it gives me another turnaround so that I can keep my sequence as near as possible directly in front of the crowd.
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