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assatrailz
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I can never get a 270 onto a rail like besides for having the balls and being able to spin enough wat eles should I put into it to get it?
Feb 5 2015 9:58AM
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e~b
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honestly you just have to play with it, one big tip imo is throw your hips around and your body will follow. use the search bar and you will get better advice
Feb 5 2015 10:19AM
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*YungBuckwheat*
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If it's a flat bar, all u have is square up when coming in to the rail and spin the duck out of it. Stomping it comes naturally if u do that
Feb 5 2015 11:58AM
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MNSkiers
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Try throwing it on a small, low to the ground box. Then once you start to stomp that bring it to a small raill then work you way up from there!
Feb 5 2015 12:09PM
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.Hugo.
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TightRipperDaveIf it's a flat bar, all u have is square up when coming in to the rail and spin the duck out of it. Stomping it comes naturally if u do that


This dudes obviously never 270'd onto a rail and is an obvious gaper.


You wanna come in with your knees bent and shins pressed into the front of your boot. You dont have to spin nearly as fast as you think so you dont need a big wind up with your arms. I jeep my eyes on the rail the entire time im spinning the 270. When youre at about 180 concentrate on landing with weight on your front foot so you dont slide out backwards. Find the end of the rail once you touch down and stomp it
Feb 5 2015 12:09PM
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MNSkiers
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Try throwing it on a small, low to the ground box. Then once you start to stomp that bring it to a small raill then work you way up from there!
Feb 5 2015 12:10PM
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danncphedran
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fuck it just huck it
Feb 5 2015 4:53PM
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Charlie*
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I'd say start with hitting/sliding rails unnatural. Forget the 270 for now. Sounds like you already can get the rotation, but when it comes to riding it out, being comfortable sliding unnatural is a big help. Once you've got that on lock, start throwing the 270 on, suck your knees in and delay your upper bodys rotation by keeping your eyes on the rail while your lower body spins around. Remember to keep your stance wide too
Feb 5 2015 5:24PM
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assatrailz
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Charlie*I'd say start with hitting/sliding rails unnatural. Forget the 270 for now. Sounds like you already can get the rotation, but when it comes to riding it out, being comfortable sliding unnatural is a big help. Once you've got that on lock, start throwing the 270 on, suck your knees in and delay your upper bodys rotation by keeping your eyes on the rail while your lower body spins around. Remember to keep your stance wide too

I can get 270 off just fine but when I try to do it on and I just can't spin enough idk if it's just in my head or watever but I'll take all this advice thanks
Feb 5 2015 6:58PM
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Snazzy
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just go for the 4 man lot easier that way
Feb 5 2015 7:46PM
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KingTaco
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MNSkiersTry throwing it on a small, low to the ground box. Then once you start to stomp that bring it to a small raill then work you way up from there!


no doubt. you need to find a butter box or really forgiving box to get the confidence level up.

once you move up to rails and theyre set up street style/urban the most important piece of advice is clearing your tips over the rail before starting the spin. You will essentially be popping off your heels and doing the rotation with your heels flexed to make sure your skis never dip and hit the side of the rail
Feb 5 2015 8:47PM
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dingus
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This may have already been said but this is what my friend that is too good taught me
step 1 bring tips over rail (so you don't catch)
step 2 then complete spin (looking the "opposite" way down the rail)
step 3 stay balanced
step 4 profit?
step 5 don't fall
I'm not very good at teaching tricks though, maybe cause they're for kids.
Feb 5 2015 11:30PM
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KENDOZER
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Its like bop it man, pop it, snap it, twist it
Feb 6 2015 12:38AM
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kemosabe
Posts: 449 - Karma: 1,309
For down rails you need to pick your tips up. That is the most helpful trip I can give. For flat bars or gap to down rails just huck it and stay balanced so you don't slip out.
Feb 6 2015 10:41AM
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