Weird inside stall problem

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gibson sg
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Weird inside stall problem

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I have a problem with inside stalls. I don't think i'm doing it right but first i barely stall the bag. Then i feel like i'm stuck. Either i flick the bag up or i get it up barely and i dont have time to stall it on the other foot.. Can someone help me

I have a mr sandbag and i am using lavers
Yours truely... Alex Kez
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Post by professor »

I think it's just that the muscles in your hips/legs aren't strong enough yet to set the bag. Don't worry, just keep practicing and those muscles will build up.
Then you'll be doing inside stalls all day. :wink:

A good tip would be to make sure you are catching/setting the bag by lowering/raising your knee. Don't twist your leg to set.
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Post by TayChaint »

yeah, definitely focus on your knee, by bending your knee you'll put much more energy into the set and you'll be able to get the set to a high enough level that will enable you to set up and alternate feet.
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Post by MatS21 »

Try to set high, and as soon as you finish the set, focus on planting your setting foot ASAP.
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Post by Mirage »

Yup. I remember how it felt to do the inside stalls when I started. It's just about your muscles and flexibility, and it doesn't take more than a couple of weeks to get the inside stalls down.

(Pretty sure you can do them consistent by now.) :wink:
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Post by crazylegs32 »

I remember how it felt too and it took a heck of a lot longer than a couple weeks to bend my ankles that way. Im a slow learner though :)
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Post by Benzilla »

keep at it, in time it'll come.
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