Breaking is tricky... with a side kick, either a tiny bit too high or too low, and the board won't break. Or if the holder wiggles (and I have that problem a lot with sides).
How many breaks do you get to do for the tournament? For us, it's often multiple breaks with multiple stations. So like... you can do a sequence. Like I did the 360 roundhouse followed by an axe kick. Also, you can space your boards for tournaments, which makes them easier. Two solid is harder than two spaced. I love doing downward hammer through lots of boards, spaced.
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on 2012-04-14 01:45 pm (UTC)How many breaks do you get to do for the tournament? For us, it's often multiple breaks with multiple stations. So like... you can do a sequence. Like I did the 360 roundhouse followed by an axe kick. Also, you can space your boards for tournaments, which makes them easier. Two solid is harder than two spaced. I love doing downward hammer through lots of boards, spaced.