Derek
How do I get my back wheel of the coping
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Christian Correa
Tilt your ankles forward and move your weight as if you were doing a regular drop in... it should ride over the coping on its own
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Jonty
Lean forwards and put most of ur weight on ur front foot
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Joe Haskell
You just gotta find the right place on the truck, keep your weight balanced but somewhat in front of the coping. You should just be able to lean back in
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Future Primitive
Lean foward and drop front trucks first. I guarantee the back wheels will follow💪🏾
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Shane
Put more pressure on front truck and be aware of back truck placement! Try to have back trucks far wheel right on the edge with front wheel and most of the truck hanging off on the coping makes it much easier to finish the turn and follow through without getting caught up! Hope it helps!
Jack Grote
As you turn the back trucks should also turn. Think of your back foot as the point of rotation. Once you turn your in normal drop in
Push your back truck forward as much as they can before falling off.
Levi Augusteyn
Bend your knees a little bit and lean forward