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when i go on boxes i dont know which foot to put in front. I skate and surf regular, but my stronger foot is my right foot. Which foot should i put forward?
try boot grinds on a pvc rail with some lube (teflon is more slippery than ice)
That'l help you get your weight exactly where it needs to be and will help you lear n to put either foot forward. also try doing rails one day, resting for two days, and see if you improve from the first day. a lot of your problem is mental and/or muscle memory. just keep at it
Stand with your feet even. Have someone push you forward a bit and see which foot you step forward with most often. So if you step forward more with your right foot, then it would seem right that you'd slide rails with your right foot.
i skate regular, slide rails regular. i guess its from doing 5050s on rails skating, so i just naturally went with that. goal for this year is to get comfy sliding goofy.
they say that about snowboarding/skating and wakeboarding, however I snowboard/wake left foot forward and slide rails dominantly right foot forward, just learned unnatural, feels weird at first but isnt hard... do both
run full speed and jump onto a skateboard that is not moving, youll figure out which foot forward you can balance on the board and whch one you can't, once you got that go hit some rails.
Idk i snowboard regular and I slide rails left-foot forward naturally. It seems that most people who snowboard regular slide rails with the right-foot-forward.
Try doing a 90-180 degree spin on the ground without your skis on.... if you spin to the left, your right foot forward. Spin the the right... left foot forward. Pretty simple
yeah for reals, thats how I learned just hit it and your going to fall your first few times no matter what but you'll get comfortable with a certain style or foot forward.
i tried that my first attempt on a rail and it ended up being the wrong way and i landed on my head. just go on a small box/rail and try each way. whichever way you are more comfortable with is the way to go