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[QUOTE="roostinbe, post: 49624, member: 22390"]
I agree with Tex most definately. If you even just like 1/3 of an acre it still allows you to practice your basic skills. you can build a fairly small jump (25'-40ft), with a fairly steep lip to practice your takeoffs and landings. then make like 4, 0r 5 whoops. make a berm, a rutted corner, and a bank to just square up on. these simple obstacles will make your reflexes stronger, and sharper. also, with a small area, as you get better, you can make the jump larger, which makes the whole scene harder because of a shorter runway, and landing. also, if you can find a friend who is faster than you, get him to ride right on your tail, but not in the same line.(so they don't run over you) the sound of their bike and their presence right behind you will make you get sooo much faster, wether you think so or not. also make sure you don't get in a certain gear "rut". it is easy whne you are not pushing yourself, to get in the habit of not using your gears enough. this is a big mistake that can cost you a lot of easy speed.
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