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AESki
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Hello guyz,

I'm a new railer, and i use to go on rails jumping straight and land straight.

I wanted to go on rails on my side (side ways), but some told me you need to take of the edges (sharp edges) of the skies, and u have to wear a protection so u cant heart your back.

i just want to know how to jump or switch on my side, and do i have to do all these before doing it?

Mar 30 2011 2:05AM
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Parrish
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english?

Mar 30 2011 2:06AM
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AESki
Posts: 21 - Karma: 10
which part u really didnt understand?
Mar 30 2011 2:10AM
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Parrish
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by on your side did you mean, on your side side(like body) or sideways on your skis?

and your grammar is horrendous,
Mar 30 2011 2:20AM
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AESki
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ya sideways on my skis
Mar 30 2011 2:30AM
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DIX~
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I lost it here.


New railers should definitely use protection
Mar 30 2011 2:38AM
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lukemeahan.
Posts: 1689 - Karma: 330
oh your a railer...
Mar 30 2011 2:39AM
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DGski
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dulled down edges will help
Mar 30 2011 11:34AM
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petrov
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You must use protection while railing.

Wait....
Mar 30 2011 12:04PM
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Yinzer
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i would like to see this " jump on straight and land straight." If this is what you are doin yes you will need a cup to protect your balls
Mar 30 2011 12:32PM
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Blurst
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hahhahah

No you dont need any of that to rail a fine ass piece of metal.
Mar 30 2011 12:40PM
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GolfingElephant
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SIG'D
Mar 30 2011 1:30PM
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the.cheat
Posts: 2859 - Karma: 171
hello guys,
I'm new at jibbing, and im used to doing 50-50s
I want to learn how to ski slide, but ive been told i need to dull my edges and wear a back protector. is this true?
can anyone give me advice on doing ski slides, and is it true i need to wear protection and dull my edges?
yours truely,
AE Ski
Mar 30 2011 1:36PM
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RubberSoul
Posts: 11249 - Karma: 14,642
i would just start learning it by sliding a box and get used to pivoting your legs so you turn sideways, you can start by doing it just for a second at the end and this will show you that sliding sideways isnt so bad. then take it to a really low, small flat bar, so you can fall all you want without getting hurt. just practice it a lot and youll get way better really fast

no you dont need protection, just make sure to LEAN FORWARD. 9 beginner rail falls out of 10 that i see, the person isnt committing and his feet slide out from under him cause he's leaning back. keep your feet shoulder width apart and keep your weight forward while looking at the end of the rail

good luck, come back with more questions after trying some small rails or boxes
Mar 30 2011 1:42PM
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RubberSoul
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oh and dull edges help on rails but theyre not necessary. if you care about how well your edges hold when carving, don't touch them. if you don't and think you'd prefer duller edges for rails, you can dull them but it will happen naturally anyway
Mar 30 2011 1:43PM
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AESki
Posts: 21 - Karma: 10

Thank you both, the.cheat

and

RubberSoul

I appreciate it

Thanx

Mar 31 2011 1:59AM
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