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Rail progressions

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Thot.exe
Posts: 51 - Karma: 195
Hey NS, so far been skiing a few times this year and have gotten comfortable with lip on and lip on land switch. I want to continue pushing myself and I feel that the next reasonable trick for me to learn is lip on blind 270 but what would you recommend after learning that? Is there any "rail progression"?
Nov 30 2019 7:15PM
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b0ss
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Nov 30 2019 7:21PM
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MoneyMakerMike
Posts: 1254 - Karma: 5,765
Everyone progresses a little differently and some find certain tricks easier than others, so there is no set in stone progression chain, but some good fundamentals.
Front 2
Back 2
Front swap
Back Swap
450s off
270 on
switch on
Swap 270s out
270 on 270s out
After you have learned these and can do them on multiple features you should have a super solid base and be able to learn anything like 450s on, super feds, dub swaps, and whatever rail combos you want.

Also, while learning those tricks some fun ones to try are backslide, rail hand drag, safety slide, 50 50s, just stuff like that.
Nov 30 2019 8:01PM
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PsychicMigration
Posts: 2099 - Karma: 10,537
kfed or anything that involves a swap. I had lots of trouble with my first f4 if your going to go for it I suggest that you try it of a rail with a larger drop. also spinning onto boxes and then onto rails.
Nov 30 2019 10:24PM
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270on420out
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It doesn’t matter what order you learn tricks in.
Dec 1 2019 12:22AM
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LivingDaLife
Posts: 352 - Karma: 1,349
Learn lip blind two. Then you're done.
Dec 1 2019 12:39AM
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TRVP_ANGEL
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lip 4 in
Dec 1 2019 12:14PM
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