If you’re working on bunny hops, I’d recommend making this. I’ve gone through a few iterations, and this is the one I like the best. The top board springs back into position if you hit it, so there’s never anything to reset. The springs are trampoline springs you can get off amazon. One change I would make is to justify the diagonal braces to the outside of the uprights. I didn’t do this, so I had to make two lines of bolt holes. The bolt holes are 1” apart, so you can set the barrier at 1” increments.

20 inches is the highest I was able to bunny hop today. After watching my video a few times. I think I need to compress down more before I lift off the ground? Let me know what you think. The videos on here definitely helped me. Thanks Levi. Shout out to Casey for giving me some motivation to build this.

Congrats @Kyle Leonard for winning the Manual May challenge! Ordering you a "Manualing is a Lifestyle" tee from my website. June challenge is highest bunnyhop. . Listen, the idea is not to submit a video or more because you think you have a chance to win. Think of it more like "We are practicing bunnyhops as a community" . The 28 Day Bunnyhop Challenge is in the classroom. Follow along. Repeat. . Shred On!

This is what I have so far. 6-10 feet.

I announced the Track Stand April challenge winner in last nights Zoom call. It is posted in the classroom. I also release the May challenge in that video. Head to the classroom and find the module "Weekly Calls"