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Rear risers without "negative" recovery arc?

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I was wondering if anyone has played with the rear risers to change the recovery arc of stilettos.

Does the shallower arc extend your swoops or is it less efficent than the natural recovery arc?
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I was wondering if anyone has played with the rear risers to change the recovery arc of stilettos.

Does the shallower arc extend your swoops or is it less efficent than the natural recovery arc?




no, a shallower arc would make the swoop shorter. that longer the dive, the more speed it can build up. and it would make the room for error even less.

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Agreed.

One fault of this forum is peoples tendancy to armchair quarterback, and text book mutilate what we try to do. Go out and try this stuff (If you're qualified) and see what happens.
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Agreed.

One fault of this forum is peoples tendancy to armchair quarterback, and text book mutilate what we try to do. Go out and try this stuff (If you're qualified) and see what happens



Man, that's one of the absolute truths, just like 1+1=2 some people need to just jump more...

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