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Learning BS 270 out

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ArmadaSkier.
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Hi I need some tips on learning BS 270 out I can get them good on my pvcs at home but could use some help and tips learning them on "sticky" rails at my local park.
Jan 9 2012 10:50PM
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PJS.
Posts: 11943 - Karma: 895
Lip on helps. Other than that, learn to scissor the opposite way than normal and throw your arms. Feels so good when you get them down smooth.
Jan 9 2012 10:54PM
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ArmadaSkier.
Posts: 92 - Karma: 40
Thanks man
Jan 9 2012 10:55PM
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PJS.
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word, good luck.
Jan 9 2012 10:57PM
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Rockhound
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just remember to open up your uphill shoulder, if you go in and commit, you should come out of it just fine
Jan 9 2012 11:04PM
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djdiggidydave
Posts: 1216 - Karma: 555
had trouble with this the other day. the only way that i could consistently do the bling 2 out was not goingfull 90 on and more like 80 on. it helped with being able to grind the edge of the ski to spin out.
like the guy said above me, lip on is much easier so if its a ride on and you feel comfortable, go for that first.
Jan 9 2012 11:09PM
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rareison
Posts: 10263 - Karma: 219
threads.
Jan 9 2012 11:10PM
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broto
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word to that, best feeling trick around
Jan 9 2012 11:12PM
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icyburr
Posts: 455 - Karma: 1,576
pre much just start winding up for a 4 and you'll end up edging enough for a 2
Jan 9 2012 11:36PM
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Saac
Posts: 767 - Karma: 333
when you turn on to the rail keep your body spinging a little and try to pop off as much as you can. hope it helps. also keep the ass back for consistency.
Jan 10 2012 8:00AM
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Stope.Neeze
Posts: 594 - Karma: 148
dip your front foot forwards
Jan 10 2012 8:20AM
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JWoods
Posts: 2369 - Karma: 2,635
The hardest thing for me learning to do them was really popping off the rail. If you don't pop you just get the hardest tip tap ever on the side of the rail and its really sketchy so make sure to make a point of popping.
Jan 10 2012 9:34AM
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gabe_cohen
Posts: 193 - Karma: 250
lip on scissor swagga
Jan 10 2012 12:42PM
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SpliffyJ
Posts: 778 - Karma: 565
if you scissor and throw you arms and look over the shoulder that you are spinning it will be easier.
Jan 10 2012 3:35PM
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SupaHotFire
Posts: 356 - Karma: 104
I find when I scissor it helps to push weight on your toes of your foot just make sure you pick your tips..its not fun if you don't.
Jan 10 2012 4:04PM
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thatsG
Posts: 2568 - Karma: 1,772
Did you tweet wallsack about this?
Jan 10 2012 4:22PM
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SacZiplock
Posts: 2405 - Karma: 513
what i do is that i push down my front foot, then it starts the rotation a little bit , then pop right after (make sure to really pop ! ) and then finish off your spin and afterbang $$$$$$
Jan 10 2012 4:29PM
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TheBredward
Posts: 186 - Karma: 36
For some reason I used to always hit my tips on the rail as I spun out. I tried em on a donkey dick, and it just clicked for me. I might be the only one, but it helped me learn haha
Jan 10 2012 4:52PM
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TheBredward
Posts: 186 - Karma: 36
Also don't throw super hard. Makes you lose your balance but everyone does it when learning a new trick
Jan 10 2012 4:53PM
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.ZT.
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pretend its a 180 and also look on trick tip cult and searchbar
Jan 10 2012 5:02PM
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asissle
Posts: 164 - Karma: 118
threads would like to know also

Jan 10 2012 6:15PM
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tall_pants
Posts: 663 - Karma: 446
always keep your head up
Jan 10 2012 6:16PM
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