I asked this question at the school, and thought I understood your answer, but it turns out I didn't
When coming up to a new corner I'm curious how to tell what a good starting turn in point is. I believe the answer given was when you see the corner "knurl" towards you, but I'm not exactly sure what that looks like.
Picking A Turn-in Point For A New Corner
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I asked this question at the school, and thought I understood your answer, but it turns out I didn't
When coming up to a new corner I'm curious how to tell what a good starting turn in point is. I believe the answer given was when you see the corner "knurl" towards you, but I'm not exactly sure what that looks like.
Any clarification would be greatly appreciated!
Bill