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How do you spin off rails?

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Ncaron1018
Posts: 14 - Karma: 52
I want to learn how to spin off rails such as front 270 and back 270 i don't understand how to pedal ir whatever it is called please help me out !
Sep 13 2015 3:07PM
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r.simp
Posts: 361 - Karma: 670
Dig your front skis inside edge in to grip the rail and then push on your heel to go frontside or dip your toe in to go backside. It's definitely confusing and might take a lot of practice but you'll get it. Good luck

Forgot how to embed but great video by jake muller explaining it.
https://youtu.be/GzzAKKsYl34
Sep 13 2015 3:17PM
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270on420out
Posts: 7494 - Karma: 50,826
Rember to pop at the end of the rail
Sep 13 2015 3:23PM
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Swandog7
Posts: 4955 - Karma: 9,019
You gotta lead with your head and shoulders, and you get power from your HIPS. I see too many people barely getting a sloppy 270 around because they don't use their hips at all. Its really important you do you that. For starting the spin you gotta scissor. Someone already gave the link to the best video on the internet on how to do it, watch his skis and his upper body
Sep 13 2015 3:39PM
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murphyboiiii
Posts: 712 - Karma: 1,550
preparation

1. 180 off of a jump

2. 180 off of a box

3. slide a rail and exit switch

once you've gotten these down try to side a rail, when you're approaching the end of the rail, pop and spin whatever way you feel comfortable with ( i think of it as when I'm sliding left foot forwards, i put my left foot forwards and right foot back once i reach the end while spinning with my torso,

give it a go
Sep 13 2015 4:19PM
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jackdonovan
Posts: 2248 - Karma: 3,079
RsimpsonDig your front skis inside edge in to grip the rail and then push on your heel to go frontside or dip your toe in to go backside. It's definitely confusing and might take a lot of practice but you'll get it. Good luck

Forgot how to embed but great video by jake muller explaining it.
https://youtu.be/GzzAKKsYl34

This video has helped a lot of friends that were learning them and also helped a lot of people on NS
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/754362/How-to-spin-off-of-rails-on-skis--pedaling-
Sep 13 2015 6:25PM
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brett_fisher
Posts: 2417 - Karma: 10,493
back 270 you drop your tip front 270 i just drop my tail kinda and dig my edge into the rail and if you want to do swaps its the same thing just set edge and pop spin done.
Sep 13 2015 7:23PM
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Bonzalo
Posts: 2593 - Karma: 1,812
I became to realize this year that technique is not that important, locking your rails? getting the sweet shuffle at the landing? all those thing come with time, for me, there is no way I could've learned 270 or 450 if I was concentrated in getting the perfect setup before the trick.
First try to get the rotation around, just getting it nothing else matter, if you are not finishing the rail well, fuck it go around anyway, jump as hard as you can.
There is no such thing as textbook instructions to do tricks, just do them how you feel them, style and relaxation will come with time.
Sep 13 2015 7:44PM
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Ncaron1018
Posts: 14 - Karma: 52
Thanks guys this helps Soooo much
Sep 13 2015 8:29PM
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H.V.HotDogger
Posts: 102 - Karma: 135
http://boostyourbangers.com/how-to-front-side-270-off/
Sep 13 2015 8:54PM
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Dadcore
Posts: 237 - Karma: 683
2s came really easily once i learned how to follow my head last year. 4s should involve hips, etc. But does anyone know how to spin ON rails?
Sep 13 2015 9:18PM
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jackdonovan
Posts: 2248 - Karma: 3,079
Dadcore2s came really easily once i learned how to follow my head last year. 4s should involve hips, etc. But does anyone know how to spin ON rails?


first learned by hucking them, but never got them down consistently until I watched this:
http://youtu.be/wl0Thry2nn4
this really helped me, and now I can throw them consistenly and slide well, and throw them pretty easily
Sep 13 2015 9:51PM
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littleman34
Posts: 1328 - Karma: 3,974
jackdonovanThis video has helped a lot of friends that were learning them and also helped a lot of people on NS
https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/754362/How-to-spin-off-of-rails-on-skis--pedaling-


yea this video really helped me. also hucking them is good on flat stuff
Sep 15 2015 6:09PM
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