Most people get the pump up the ramp right. It's the way back down where it falls apart - you pump up, bend your knees, and then don't stand up again as you come out the transition. That's where all your speed goes. On a quarter pipe it happens too fast to feel it. On a flat bank you've got way more time, especially a long one. Same motion, just slower. Bent knees in, stand up through the transition, bend at the top, stand up again on the way out. Get it right there and the quarter pipe is just doing the same thing a bit faster. This new bonus lesson is up in the pumping lesson 🤘 Watch now! Not in the course yet? It's only $29 for lifetime access until the 31st of October, then it goes to $99! >>> Buy it now before the offer ends! <<<