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Help with 270 ons

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splooshie
Posts: 644 - Karma: 8
whenever i try one, i like completeley miss the rail and fall every time. i can do it switch, but not foward. any tips?
Jan 9 2007 8:24PM
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a.jamieson
Posts: 268 - Karma: 51
try slowing down or speedingup your spin and keep looking at the end of the feature youre doing it on.
Jan 9 2007 8:25PM
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splooshie
Posts: 644 - Karma: 8
no its not that... i can do rails and boxes switch and regular and nail it every time, and also can do 270 offs but i cant seem to get 270 ons
Jan 9 2007 8:27PM
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tjski
Posts: 5859 - Karma: 44
i usualy look at the part of the rail i want to land on when i am spining, then when you land look at the end of the rail and you will almost automaticaly do a 270 out.
Jan 9 2007 8:27PM
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a.jamieson
Posts: 268 - Karma: 51
Maybe you need to make your stance wider
Jan 9 2007 8:28PM
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eheath
Posts: 61100 - Karma: 118,255
Just keep practicing. I kinda have the same problem as you, I kill it on the boxes but rails I seem to fuck up. But its getting better.
Jan 9 2007 8:28PM
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a.jamieson
Posts: 268 - Karma: 51
Maybe you need to make your stance wider
Jan 9 2007 8:28PM
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splooshie
Posts: 644 - Karma: 8
You are very annoying. i was asking how to GET on the rail when 270 oning, not staying on it
Jan 9 2007 8:30PM
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jibmaster_josh
Posts: 2369 - Karma: 23
i dont think thats the same. hes saying he can do like any rail or box but he just cant do a 2 on.
Jan 9 2007 8:57PM
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keasbynights
Posts: 1114 - Karma: 11
actually he may be right. you might just need to have your legs wider apart as you pop onto the box/rail. chill dude
Jan 9 2007 8:59PM
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drewishish
Posts: 3710 - Karma: 23
are you drifting or osmhting (must be if your missing the rail) so if you spin left, start farther right on the box/rail, and oppisite if you spin right.
Jan 9 2007 9:01PM
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Charles^stevens
Posts: 859 - Karma: 341
umm well i have done a few then the snow left me . soo back to the point , when you span try to spin fast then stop the span at the 270 adn then land on the rail . what iam saying is try to stop your spin before you land on the rail.
Jan 9 2007 9:01PM
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splooshie
Posts: 644 - Karma: 8
i usually keep my feet together while spinning, cuz it makes me spin faster. the kickers at my hill are like almost connected with the rails
Jan 9 2007 9:03PM
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splooshie
Posts: 644 - Karma: 8
eh.. i guess its practice makes perfect. ill just keep doin it till i get it. thanks for the input alot though guys =>)
Jan 9 2007 9:05PM
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tSki
Posts: 956 - Karma: 171
i wouldnt keep ur feet right together, just make sure u get a good pop, look where u wanna land, turn your whole body 180, then try to just turn 90 w ur hips, this stops u from spinnin of the rail
Jan 9 2007 9:10PM
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BmEr
Posts: 12 - Karma: 10
Best example: Ya, just watch the rail center between your feet after a 180 and then just spin the 90 wit your hips. You definately won't have to worry about missing the rail if u do this.
Feb 19 2007 9:50AM
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KillerMonkey
Posts: 6435 - Karma: 108
for me switch 270 on are easier cause you can spot the rail the whole time. I got those down first cause i usually slipped off when regular 270ing on.
Feb 19 2007 10:37AM
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CEDARIMAGE
Posts: 1428 - Karma: 257
look down at the rail while spinnin on then look at the end once on. the rail
Feb 19 2007 10:42AM
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HARDSTYLE2767
Posts: 595 - Karma: 19
try just popping a 270 on the ground once you get that just take slow speed and try it on a box then once you get that down try it fast, its realll easy once you get it down
Feb 19 2007 10:55AM
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mid-west-jibbin
Posts: 78 - Karma: 10
If you carve before that's probably screwing you up. Keep straight going on and straight spin on. Thats what I do and it works great.
Feb 19 2007 11:01AM
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pianoman
Posts: 2503 - Karma: 779
adjust your positioning to compensate for where you miss and dont wind up for them (it looks worse and i think it makes it harder to get locked on)
Feb 19 2007 12:58PM
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