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Unatural B/S Switch up

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skimanskimanskim
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does anyone have any tips on this?
Apr 25 2006 5:28PM
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skimanskimanskim
Posts: 1515 - Karma: 1,715
I can do reg. blindside, but I need tips for doing unatural b/s switch up, like rightside b/s switch up.
Apr 25 2006 5:33PM
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N.L.
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i dont know about anyone else, but thats i do un-n blindside switch up-switch out, because i dont have full control ijust get it around, slide it completely blind and land switch.
else-wise, find some big easy boxes and learn every rail trick there is, thats what everyone else does.
Apr 25 2006 5:39PM
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7X
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its kinda the same thing, just make sure you keep your rotation
Apr 25 2006 6:10PM
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johnwiechecki
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Yeah they're really not that hard in either direction. Just learn blind 270 out of the way of grinding that you want and then pretty much just do the same thing earlier on the rail. Without the extra drop off of the rail you will almost definately land good back on the rail.
Apr 25 2006 6:13PM
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holyDINOSAURS
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i slide right and spin right, so i generally slide left foot, switchup to the right, slide right foot. i can do both though. the first way is easier
Apr 25 2006 6:39PM
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A_E
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andrew u could never do them anyway, nub
Apr 25 2006 6:42PM
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forfun
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i spin to the left, but grind left food forward, so all my sw ups are unnaty. its just a 180, just move the shouldres first and look up the rail
Apr 25 2006 6:42PM
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twintipteles
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Learn them on a rail that gives you plenty of time. The timing was the hardest thing for me to learn going unnatty, I was doing them on like a 20 ft flat rail and the first couple times couldn't do them until i'd slid around 16 ft. After your first couple, they feel really intuitive though, since you get to finish natty.
Apr 25 2006 6:45PM
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jameslovesponies
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GO SUCK A DICK YOU FAGGOT SKIING DOESNT EXIST
SPENCER IS FATTT!!!
Apr 25 2006 7:44PM
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