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Help with front 2s out of flat down rail.....

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keepskiingweird
Posts: 2 - Karma: 26
I can blind 2 almost everytime easily, out of anything, but i cant front 2 out of the easiest feature....been working on it for 6 days straight.......help help help
Mar 11 2014 11:13PM
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ASkierNamedJaymz
Posts: 1209 - Karma: 339
I would assume you can blind 2 easier because that is the way you like to spin, you could learn getting on the rail with the other foot forward so that you can front 2 out but spin the way you prefer. Good luck
Mar 11 2014 11:24PM
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b.utters
Posts: 321 - Karma: 99
Lock, pop, look, stomp.
Mar 11 2014 11:36PM
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keepskiingweird
Posts: 2 - Karma: 26
no its weird, blind isnt the way i naturally spin off jumps.

im left foot forward on rails, but spin to the right on jumps, so front should be easy......
cant figure out the scissor or something
Mar 12 2014 12:01AM
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jibbpeter
Posts: 1613 - Karma: 4,083
You just got some blocks in your head that keeps you from doing it. Just go for the front 2 no MATTER what the next time your skiing.
Mar 12 2014 12:32AM
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p-fo
Posts: 9372 - Karma: 6,155
Get on the rail normally, do like you would to come off forward again, but pop harder and rotate your hips to switch.
Mar 12 2014 1:37AM
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freestyler540
Posts: 13046 - Karma: 18,292
try locking the shoulders down the rail. With your upper body creating tension, your lower body and skis will follow. Hold back that tension and release at the end of the rail with a pop.
Then, just follow through. Its much easier on a rail than a box.
Mar 12 2014 2:00AM
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milk_man
Posts: 5214 - Karma: 6,494
Hit the rail unnaturally and spin frontside
Mar 12 2014 7:02PM
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