Sliding rails left foot forward help

I'd say for rails it really comes with practice. I've started sliding rails right foot forward 4 years ago on boxes and small rails, then really worked on it when I built my summer setup (if you wanna progress a lot faster on rails, it's the way to go). The next winter I just gradually went from boxes to flat rails to down rails, etc. Just practice a lot, you can do stuff like: ok I'm gonna slide every rail unnatural this run or other stuff like that, go gradually, like when you wanna step to kink rails and stuff, you can tell yourself: I'm gonna slide the first down, then next time I'll go through the kink, etc..

It's really practice that makes perfect, especially for rail skiing. I've never told myself: fuck it just huck it, when I wanted to learn a rail trick. Just go step by step, and for sure being able to slide right foot forward will make it easier to slide after a switch up, a 270 on, you might find eventually that unnatural switch up is easier than a regular switch up, that you prefer starting a certain trick unnatural, etc. To each is own, and it really opens the door for 2x as more rail tricks if you get good at unnatural.

Hope this helped

FredyFerlI've never told myself: fuck it just huck it, when I wanted to learn a rail trick.

That's just for trying flips.