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rail slides

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big_jibbin
Posts: 93 - Karma: 10
this may seem like stupid question, but when i railslide i always seem to slide off after like 6 feet, do i not have enough speed, or what else could it be? anyone got any tips?
Dec 8 2002 10:32PM
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skia123
Posts: 429 - Karma: 11
just think about ur balance next time you slide a rail
Dec 8 2002 10:38PM
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cj
Posts: 4032 - Karma: 469
go faster and look at the end of the rail, and also for 270 off dot spin too early, wait for the end of the rail




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Dec 8 2002 10:39PM
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BobYohan
Posts: 3001 - Karma: 375
make sure the rail is under the arch of your foot. some people will slide on their heels so they dont assplant and end up falling off toeside

I am not doing the grabs because I am getting a thrill out of touching my ski-JP Auclair

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Dec 9 2002 12:27AM
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DHogg
Posts: 3462 - Karma: 237
look at the end of the rail
Dec 9 2002 12:57AM
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Rapt0r
Posts: 2041 - Karma: 10
keep ur skis perpendicular to the rail, if they are at an another angle, you're gonna slide off.

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Dec 9 2002 12:59AM
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Mahre
Posts: 2507 - Karma: 490
make sure you are going straight to the rail...and dont turn on the jump...if you go completely straight, and turn in the air..then you should hav eno problem doing it

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Dec 9 2002 1:12AM
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Gregg
Posts: 713 - Karma: 11
Keeping yourself centered is key. Keep your body straight also - if you twist your upper torso, it will ruin your balance. You should also practice on inline skates in the off season.


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Dec 9 2002 10:35AM
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LaxTheEast
Posts: 73 - Karma: 14
yo i had trouble with this to in the bigging u gotta look at the end of the rail when ur on it and ull stay centered on it
Jan 2 2010 9:05PM
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Mrvic.
Posts: 1033 - Karma: 154
6 foot theory, your cursed
Jan 2 2010 9:10PM
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will-g
Posts: 1031 - Karma: 69
its 8 years old?
Jan 2 2010 9:15PM
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chapz
Posts: 10182 - Karma: 66
thanks for the advice!.... wtf
Jan 2 2010 9:16PM
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CammyT
Posts: 51 - Karma: 24
speed helps a lot with balance and also because your not on the rail for as long

 focusing on the end of the rail will help you go in that direction

Watch this video its Mike Henituk and Matt Walker teaching rails

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_n9VD1e9Dw

Or check out Andreas Hatveit's Trick Tips
Jan 2 2010 11:36PM
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Zent33zy
Posts: 1546 - Karma: 389
keep the rail right in the middle of your feet
my mom taught me how to so rails actually and she gave the best advise ever
"when you get on the rail dot really move just let it slide out"
Jan 3 2010 12:03AM
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Abc567def
Posts: 8756 - Karma: 801
hahahaha yea i read the date too
Jan 3 2010 12:17AM
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shithawks
Posts: 516 - Karma: -16
look at the end of the rail. alot easier if ur skis are mounted true center

Jan 3 2010 12:54AM
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Candy
Posts: 1051 - Karma: 176
hahaha I love it when super old threads get bumped, especially if the person who bumped it is trying to give advice due 8 years ago. I was like 10 years old when this thread got created, hahaha.
Jan 3 2010 1:10AM
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