The more accurate name is"self-balancing scooter,"
and what you get is a two-wheeled motorized gadget. These scooters look
and work like miniature Segways, minus the handlebars, moving forward
when you lean forward and braking and reversing when you lean back. And
as with a Segway scooter, you face forward while riding, instead of facing to one side as you would with a
skateboard. You control and steer them with subtle movements of your
feet, legs and torso.
Hoverboards have two pressure-sensitive footpads that control your speed and allow you to steer with your feet. The boards begin moving when you step on, which makes them tricky to mount and dismount. Because there is no handle to steady yourself, getting your balance can be tough and it's easy to fall off while you get used to the board. You'll use your core to keep yourself balanced and also feel the burn in your calves and feet, since the muscles in those areas help you steer.
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Hoverboards have two pressure-sensitive footpads that control your speed and allow you to steer with your feet. The boards begin moving when you step on, which makes them tricky to mount and dismount. Because there is no handle to steady yourself, getting your balance can be tough and it's easy to fall off while you get used to the board. You'll use your core to keep yourself balanced and also feel the burn in your calves and feet, since the muscles in those areas help you steer.
This blog will get to know you better a
