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after doing it a few times, I found out why --- the rear wheel was still on the big teeter as I was just getting on the small teeter so, the big teeter started lifting the rear wheel just a bit and messing up my FWD motion + the wood was kind of slick.
ergo --- I'm going to flip em around so you do the small teeter first then the big teeter. AND Im gonna address that slick factor with some store bought anti-slip schtuff