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Tips on Sliding past 45 degrees.

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Tatontose
Posts: 31 - Karma: 10

I can only 45. Any tips on how to get that to like atleast a 60 degree slide?

Feb 2 2011 3:21PM
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Ski_ThEast
Posts: 1676 - Karma: 272
turn more i don't understand the question
Feb 2 2011 3:23PM
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Jpurd
Posts: 3196 - Karma: 3,554
yah i have no idea what your asking either
Feb 2 2011 3:24PM
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That_Afterbang=]
Posts: 140 - Karma: 10
umm your getting on a rail at 45? Prolly should go ahead and spin a bit harder...
Feb 2 2011 3:33PM
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SkiThe603
Posts: 5376 - Karma: 498
you are supposed to be at 90 degrees just saying
Feb 2 2011 3:41PM
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Karma_Police
Posts: 2655 - Karma: 1,628
Full titls

Crowbars

Afterbangs(which apparently you already have)

Taller tees
Feb 2 2011 3:45PM
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JsNeagle
Posts: 1399 - Karma: 1,506
Electric EG2s will also help you slide 90 degrees.
Feb 2 2011 3:49PM
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robtheslobonacob
Posts: 471 - Karma: 17
pop and plant @90 degrees, gotta commit
Feb 2 2011 3:50PM
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Stickity
Posts: 7750 - Karma: 769
lean forward
not back
Feb 2 2011 3:51PM
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mommy
Posts: 12072 - Karma: 59
do a 540, land it.
Feb 2 2011 4:01PM
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danimal5
Posts: 243 - Karma: 38
your probly progressing to fast
try doing some triples and it will make everything easier
Feb 2 2011 4:06PM
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RubberSoul
Posts: 11249 - Karma: 14,642
honestly just try to slide a tiny, low flat rail first, it'll help you learn so much better/faster
Feb 2 2011 4:08PM
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JsNeagle
Posts: 1399 - Karma: 1,506
Wait, i have a real response now.  Try coming off switch.  That has helped people I know with the same problem.  If you can't land switch probably learn tiny 180s first.
Feb 2 2011 4:21PM
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egg.
Posts: 3231 - Karma: 3,477
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Feb 2 2011 4:23PM
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Ryan*
Posts: 1827 - Karma: 1,195
Had the same problem.

1) Join the "trick tip forum" cult.
2) Don't puss out. That's all there is to it. No way you have any problem spinning a full 90 degrees, so just sack up and force your brain to commit to turning the whole way.
Feb 2 2011 6:33PM
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TheHuggyBear
Posts: 1762 - Karma: 313
HUCK IT AND FUCK IT BROOO
Feb 2 2011 6:35PM
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.Max.
Posts: 2930 - Karma: 701
What now?
Feb 2 2011 6:35PM
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ripper_shredder
Posts: 243 - Karma: 45
my thoughts exactly
Feb 2 2011 6:39PM
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bhill2.0
Posts: 6573 - Karma: 197
Move out of Pennsylvania
Feb 2 2011 6:43PM
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monkatizer
Posts: 4704 - Karma: 1,518
hmmm? try to spin 90, land and slide keep ur weight balacned on each foot
Feb 2 2011 6:44PM
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no_steeze
Posts: 23992 - Karma: 4,267
GO STRAIGHT ON A BOX ON RACE SKIS...FALL OFF THE END
Feb 2 2011 6:45PM
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alexat955
Posts: 2732 - Karma: 112
sack up and do it. that's all it is, commiting
Feb 2 2011 6:53PM
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sndyrvr
Posts: 684 - Karma: 119
In your profile it says you can 2 out. are you implying a 225 out?
Feb 2 2011 8:54PM
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Elmo.
Posts: 4317 - Karma: 663
come up to the rail knees slightly bent weight centered. pop at the lip and turn ur body 90 degrees but keep forward. dont lean back and look at the end of the rail with ur head and ur shoulders a little open. then practice it liek 100 times and ull be a pro at sliding a flat rail or box
Feb 2 2011 8:58PM
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inthewoods
Posts: 1074 - Karma: 111
u mean down rail? inclined more than 45 degrees?

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Feb 2 2011 9:25PM
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That_Afterbang=]
Posts: 140 - Karma: 10
Full tilts check

I have splice :/

Afterbangs check

No tall tee's :[

Is this why I'm bad?
Feb 2 2011 9:35PM
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dkilgoreNH
Posts: 99 - Karma: 23
hes got it
Feb 2 2011 9:37PM
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