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Message: [QUOTE="High Lord Gomer, post: 1294128, member: 16469"] Fear is a good thing. It keeps (most of) us from doing stupid things we shouldn't. The more you ride tracks the more familiar you will become with jumping and the more confortable you will be. Working your way up to clearing tabletops is much easier than trying to guess the right speed, throttle, and body position to pull the trigger on a double. While on the track don't try to get out of the way of the faster people. Just be predictable and they will get around you with no problems. When riders zig-zag across the track to try and get out of the way is when they are most in the way. Keep that in mind especially when approaching, and well after, a jump. I've had my own kid roll over a double then switch from right to left while I was already in the air on the left side expecting to pass him when I landed. [/QUOTE]