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[QUOTE="just_a_rider, post: 1175786, member: 71213"]
Steady throttle all the way, smaller shorter jumps you may have to give a little punch at the base of the jump to keep the front from diving to much. Panic throttle and braking to adjust your flight is something that doesn't come easy at all, first you've got to get use to being in the air without becoming a frozen statue, and I'm sure every one here remebers when they first started jumping, you leave the jump and freeze, you feel the bike diving to sharp but your froze, you can't move a muscle  :yikes: . What helps is something to keep you from spacing out, I like to use two way MoTorola radios you being aquiped with the ear piece and voice activated mic. When aproaching the jump have a friend just start talking your ears off, preverably something funny or perverted, it keeps you from becoming froze because your thinking of something other than your demise  :ohmy: It's also a good thing for the track, having a spotter leting you know whats coming up on you especialy if your a slow rider and there is a pack of rockets comin after ya. :)
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