Originally Posted by ViperZ
I think the important think here is as Botto said "Anticipation"...
I have also done as Munkyv22 has stated and lean agaist poles and what not. Track standing is great too, however as Slow andy steady has stated, he doesn't think you'll master that, so forget about it
She not he.
And, what happens when the OP attempts a trackstand at a red light next to a car, clipped in, and then starts to fall over because he can't trackstand? If he already knows how to trackstand. Fine. But I suppose if this were the case, he would already be doing it. Sure trackstanding isn't that hard, but neither is clipless if you have practiced and some real world experience. Maybe you should learn to use your clipless AND trackstand. But trackstanding isn't really a solution to the problem of not being used to clipless. It just avoids the problem.