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Spinning RIGHT onto the rail?

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Gr33nThumb
Posts: 144 - Karma: 10

i can do 270's on fine spinnin to the left, but i want to try 2 on spinnin to the right...

is spinnin to the right harder than the left??  any tips would be nice!

thankss

Nov 30 2008 12:07PM
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Petey.
Posts: 5736 - Karma: 4,881
I've always felt more comfortable spinning to the right..

Does that make me weird? o_o
Nov 30 2008 12:11PM
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Gr33nThumb
Posts: 144 - Karma: 10

^^ i always felt more comfortable spinnin to left.

and im right handed.. idk

Nov 30 2008 12:13PM
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h_bar
Posts: 1611 - Karma: 506
its called natural and unnatural if im not mistaken.

so, if youre a lefty at spinning, right would be UNNATURAL for you. So it might be a bit awkward for you.
but then agian, if you spin right/unnatural into the rail you would land natural.

get the picture?
Nov 30 2008 12:24PM
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j.saaaarela
Posts: 1859 - Karma: 856

start on the butter box!!:] but ya, when i was learning unnaty, i would start w/ 90s on, to 180s on......

just go in a flowing progression.

also, try switch 270s, they helped me to get over not seeing the jib for a second....

good luckz!

Nov 30 2008 12:28PM
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TheGreen
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thats not the case for everybody for example, my natural spinning side is left, and my natural sliding side is left foot first. But only a minority are like me, so i guess im just weird
Nov 30 2008 12:37PM
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Gr33nThumb
Posts: 144 - Karma: 10

yeah i was goin to try them on little boxs first to get the feel.

and im right handed and my natural stance is right foot first, but i spin left..??

am i weried??

Nov 30 2008 12:41PM
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jason...
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for sure do this if you feel uncomfortable about spinning unnatty onto boxes/rails. This is how I learnt 270's on, get err dialed on a butter box, step your game up and toss it on a real box.
Nov 30 2008 12:42PM
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Gr33nThumb
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^^ will do
Nov 30 2008 12:52PM
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Powdered_Donuts
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zzomg sam made a thread@!

you'll get that shit your progressing fast this year cuz
Nov 30 2008 1:17PM
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Smuffy
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no, thats the most common. people who are left handed usually spin right.
Nov 30 2008 1:20PM
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Gr33nThumb
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jea i know i like it, 3rd day and im throwin down haha
Nov 30 2008 1:24PM
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TechnoPotamus
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same, i spin right when i 270 onto rails. i'm sure its just like what you're used to (left) but the opposite. or at least that's how i'd imagine it'd be if i spun left onto a rail
Nov 30 2008 1:38PM
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Am.Aaron
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I had to learn to  switchup or 270 off of a rail by going in switch... Anyone else the same way? Might help for 270's on as well.
Nov 30 2008 2:37PM
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heFF
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just start practicing on small boxes and shit...it will feel weird at first but after awhile you will get the hang of it...just like when you started spinning left
Nov 30 2008 3:14PM
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Gr33nThumb
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should i kept my weight centered? when i spin rightside?
Nov 30 2008 3:31PM
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p-oskier
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Not for me cause I turn left side and on rails its my left foot thats in front. So its easy for me to do 270 on but its hard to do sw 270 on's.
Nov 30 2008 3:34PM
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doritos
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Yeah, spinning right on to rails is tough... I tried it once on to a right-curving C Box because I felt it would be easier to slide it facing away from the ground and instantly annihilated myself. It should, in theory, be easier to maintain balance once you land though because you slide right foot first. It just requires you to execute and commit to a 270 right-side spin. I think the idea of progressing from 90, to 180, to 270 is a good one. I can slide unnatty no problem doing a regular (left-side) 270 on, but sliding unnatty by doing a right-side 90 on fucks my shit up way more because of the right-side spin, so building up to it sounds promising.
Nov 30 2008 3:49PM
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Jwalk
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id work on like rightside tricks off jumps then get comfortable then try it on a rail
Nov 30 2008 4:57PM
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KarmaSkiier
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yeah i spin left on everything. in the air on a rail and on butter boxes. i wanna spin right onto the rail so i can spin left off of the rail. lol just gotta get corodinatede going both ways... no homo
Nov 30 2008 9:11PM
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Calb3rt
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just picture it in your head. go through all your motions you would naturally then try to mirror that. put a line of tape down and stand behind it and practice jumping and spinning and then landing on the line as you would a rail. then start taking it to snow and trying it on box's and rails. thats how i learned them this summer.
Nov 30 2008 9:17PM
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KLovelace
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my natural spin is right.. i feel like im the only one
Nov 30 2008 9:20PM
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.jr
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times two!
Dec 1 2008 10:39AM
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GnarNinja
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well then that makes me weird

Dec 1 2008 10:43AM
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Gr33nThumb
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i was doin them on skates.

i would just stand by the rail and spin 2 on, to just get the feel for it, and i got it like 4 times.

i kinda got the feel for it, now just have to get it on skis

Dec 1 2008 10:56AM
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Joshua.
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it all comes down to what your comfortable with. most people like spinning left and grinding right
Dec 1 2008 10:57AM
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