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Anybody got some tips for 270's on for me?

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Scum
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first year skiing, going to try next time i go to a mountain
Dec 22 2010 7:07PM
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little1337
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spread your legs and once you touch down, get low and pretzel a little. that should help. Also commit and try a 180 on and spin then move your way up.
Dec 22 2010 7:25PM
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A.Eberhard
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Don't look at your feet.
You don't need to set for a 9 to get a 270 on stay relaxed and set the spin easy. Stay forward don't lean back and look at the end of the rail not at your feet cause you will end up slipping out if you look at your feet to much.
Dec 22 2010 7:26PM
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Scum
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I skiied for a year when i was younger i can ride fine already but i wasw snowboarding for the last 3 years of my life. Ive been like 3 times this season ive got switch ups and zero spins and shit idk what else to try really?
Dec 22 2010 7:56PM
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Style+eeze
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If you're talking about a street style down rail or box... Approach with a wide stance and speed, and then pop up. Don't worry about getting the spin around super fast, as it will come. In the air, spot your estimated landing area on the feature, and make sure to keep your knees bent. When you land, let your legs compress with the rail, locking yourself down. There ya got it!

Check out Andy doing it perfectly at 0:47 in this video.

Courtesy of Newschoolers.com
Dec 22 2010 8:02PM
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that was filthy
Dec 22 2010 9:44PM
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Scum
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Yeah just get myself some spandex , rentals , racing skiis and just slay shit haha
Dec 22 2010 10:10PM
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chuckEcheese
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joke?

it wasnt clean at all, looks forced.
Dec 22 2010 10:15PM
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alexg1687
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i learned a 270 onto a matress box (about 2ft wide and really low to the ground) because i was scared i wouldn't be able to line it up properly. ive only just moved to doing it onto narrower boxes. is it hard to 270 onto a rail or a thin FD box?
Dec 23 2010 6:45AM
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joshua
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I find it helps to spot your landing like you would for a 360, only look for your landing at 180. The less time you are blind in the air the more stable you will be. Try to land with as little impact as possible, and spread your legs out. Then look at the end of the rail. (Helps you stay on the rail/box.)
Dec 23 2010 9:24AM
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Scum
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yeah i want try them onto a box first not a rail i dont waant to eat shit
Dec 24 2010 12:40AM
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chicken
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Patience
Dec 24 2010 3:48AM
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Scum
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haha funny thing is the is my mom's name
Dec 24 2010 2:41PM
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HERCULES.
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haha thanks dude ive been having problems with my 2 ons for like 3 years now and this finally got me to get them. Definitly the way i just learned mine was to think of the poping on part as a 180 so jump your body 180 in the air over the rail and spot it and when your spotted and over the rail perfect finish the rotation. I stomped mine like 2nd try today. stoked
Dec 24 2010 3:39PM
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Creamy.Pies.
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Just keep your head down on the rail so you can spot your landing... Then repition is key to becoming consistent at it.
Dec 24 2010 7:38PM
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Thadius.Castle
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I come at it a little from the side and just lead with my head and spot the rail at about a 230, the best thing is just to practice
Jan 15 2011 9:44PM
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monkatizer
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just go for it onto a box, there easy, u will most likley not get hurt and its easy to learn from ur mistakes, just do it!   i landed em on my first try and i decided to go for it when i was like 10 feet infront of the box
Jan 15 2011 9:52PM
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Gnarwall
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do a 180 onto a box, I can guarantee that you'll be able to get a 270 around when you realize how close it is. Or at least that how it worked for me...
Jan 15 2011 11:08PM
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