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Some of the common mistakes you may experience while learning how to do fakie frontside feeble
stall is that you find it difficult to get all the way around and lock in the frontside
feeble position. There is a lot of momentum that's needed to get all the way around and
into that. If you think about it, it's almost total one eighty degrees and then coming all
the way back down the same direction. So what you're going to want to remember to do is,
if you have trouble getting back out, is get as twisted as possible and able to get your
body already turned all the way back out before you even head down. Let the lower half of
your body do all of the twisting to get you around so that you can come in to the ramp
comfortably. Another common mistake you may experience is getting caught up in the position
all the way in the frontside feeble and dropping down into a rock position. Basically this
has to do with the fact that there is only one wheel on top of the ramp or coping to
hold you on there, and what you want to remember is to pivot using your heel, putting your
weight on your heel to lock it, and then putting weight back on your toe to get you out of
that position, and this is just a few helpful hints while learning how to do fakie feeble
frontside stall.