Since I'm still rolling on a weak pushing foot and can't do much other than no comply stalls on the back steps, I figure its time to learn how to push and do basic shit switch (goofy). I pushed back and forth, working on pivots and tic tacs, nose stall reverts for about 30min today and it was cool. Trying to turn blindside was actually disorienting but remembering to turn the shoulders was helpful in making it happen. Not really sure that I'll be able to pop regs again for a while, so this is a good way to at least make the 10 or so feet of space I have to skate a little more interesting.
I feel like the relative immobilization of my dominant foot and having to rebuild the fast twitch muscles makes this a perfect time skate switch!
Anyone have suggestions or stuff to try or keep in mind? I'm trying to come at this with the beginners mind, untainted by 20something years of funky regular skating habits. Agree or not, that dude whose been posting about training and all that has made me, a person who has to work hard to skate well, start thinking about the micro movements and working to develop good habits that allow me to keep skating as I get older. Thanks homies