Just push through the pain. Or pull over and do some stretches every 15 until you start to push your endurance up. I can ride for about 45-60 minutes of hard carving before I my ankles/calves/knees/thighs/core is on fire, but thats after 2 years of near-daily riding & conditioning on these.
Due to the constant force of acceleration pushing my rear foot into the deck/binding, my stump gets numb and painful pretty quick like only 5 miles into a ride. Usually I’ll just push through it until it get’s annoying enough to do something about. I counteract this by not going full pelt all the time and occasionally coasting and squatting. The latter is shit for staying on the board easily but almost completely removes the force from my stump so I’ll do that when it get’s really bad. Stopping is good but i came here to skate, not loiter.
Diamond Head hololo today, nothing remarkable other than the volume of kooks taking advantage of the holiday and little south swell. NeoBoxV6 and Herringbone Gears also kept up nicely.
Dawn Patrol run for NeoV6 Test cut short this am with unexpected downpour. pictures do not do it justice but it was raining so hard i got turned around on my own home turf.
Well … not every day … but I try to ride a few times a week to keep me sane this is how #covid19 period looks like in my surroundings. Not much peeps outside but we still get out to take a breath of fresh air and we see family outside with 2 meters distance between us.
Try not spreading out so much. As in move your rear foot forward, ride the front 3/4s of the deck.
It’ll feel weird for a bit but as you get used to it you find yourself moving your weight forward giving you better turns and less muscle lock in the back.