For anyone watching this video 2021-forward, something that really helped me commit to this trick was popping into it on a small, square rail (gotta be small so you dont fuck yourself up) while standing still. It will make you used to the feeling of being blind while sliding hahaha. Also, a different trick that will help are fakie fs lipslides.
As soon as I got over getting scared of turning my body in the awkward position. I started sliding and landing these 😆 . Just turn 90 degrees get your arms out the way so you can see where your going and your good 👍. Ty skate hacks
Yo please do a vid on Slappy's!!! It's my favorite trick and I can't for the life of me find a way to explain it to my homies. You're the best trick tip channel on TH-cam. It'd be so sick to see a vid about the hardest/easiest trick ever made. Hahaha once it clicks it's such a fun trick that takes almost zero energy to do but learning it makes almost zero sense. It took me forever to wrap my head around such a simple trick.
Hey there, I have a weird problem with this trick. I learned fs boards a while ago, going low, slow, and short, so they weren't the best. Soon after that I learned fs boards to fakie and I found them easier and more fun to do, so I did them more and never really did them to regs. Now that I wanna start skating handrails, fs board slides to regs seem like a good idea, but when I've tried to relearn them I've found it near impossible to break my habit of turning my body all the way over and turning back to where I'm going. Does anyone have any tips to help me fix this???
I found it easiest to just teach yourself to turn only your hips and keep your shoulders facing forward, so when u are near the end you can turn back to your stance when u get out of the slide, you made this comment 3 months ago so you probably figured it out by now but yea this is what I do.
how do you commit to your first try on a rail? its super hard to commit for me and it would help to get a lil tip to help out please oh and I forgot I can do bs board slides easier on curbs its more comfortable for me idk why but when I try a rail I feel like everything goes out the window bc im too scared lol
I get the same way when I try a new flat bar. What I do is find a ledge or a box that’s around the same height and slowly Ollie into a stall. That way I get comfortable popping up and locking into boardside position. When I get that down multiple times, then I try to boardslide the tip of the rail. Hope this helps!
@@bhrriss most def! another good way to practice boardslides on low obstacles are parking blocks. like any parking block you find in empty parking lots. you'll probably need to wax it like crazy or install some rails to your board to get the slide effect.
He made one, it helped me a lot th-cam.com/video/OzrOkeyOAaI/w-d-xo.html One thing i’d say is important in this video is the tip he gave to have a reference point. Before I used to try to tweak my ollies I practiced them like kick flips over and over again on flat but I never really progressed. The best thing to do (atleast what worked for me) is to have an obstacle thats close to or is your highest ollie and practice ollieing over it everyday until you get it almost every try. Once you’re at that point either try to bone the ollie at the peak everytime you’re over it or just get a higher obstacle and repeat the process. There comes a point where if your form isnt correct, you wont be able to just pop over the obstacle and thats what helped me get high ollies down.
ZELKAO move your front foot towards the middle of the board more, wait for the pop a little longer and then make sure to lift your back foot. if you have the right front foot rolling/sliding motion the tail of the board should pop fight up to your back foot.
Slide your foot up and forward. Pull your foot out but not ofg the board. For pop focus on the tension and then quickly pop the ball of your back foot.
Isn't this a backside boardslide since you are turning your board backside to slide? Is it frontside because you turn /rotate frontside to land? Technically though you sliding backside. I'm confused lol.
@@delplaya5 boardslides are when your front truck goes over on the other side of the rail and lipslides are when your back truck goes over the rail. so a front board is when you're facing the rail and your front truck crosses over the rail
@@thatboyzerk1680 So a backside bs is when you are not facing the rail. So if he was doing a backside bs in the vid he would've been on the other side of the rail. So which direction you board kinda rotates doesn't matter, what matters is from which side you approach the rail and whether you're reg or goofy. Thanks dude.
This is the backside boardslide men!Because its like doing a backside 180.And the real frontside boardslide is what you call a backside because its like doing a frontside 180.So yeah youre wrong !
@@Name-wi2im Whenever an obstacle is used in a trick, you name it after the way your body faces the obstacle, not how your body rotates. His front is facing the ledge, hence a front board.
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Hey man, thank you. Straight to the point and clear. Thumbs up! :-D
just the trick that i want to learn right now, thanks
I enjoyed watching this video.
You are good at skateboarding.
Have a good day.
Already know how to do this but this helped me a little bit more with it
i was waiting so long for this one
For anyone watching this video 2021-forward, something that really helped me commit to this trick was popping into it on a small, square rail (gotta be small so you dont fuck yourself up) while standing still. It will make you used to the feeling of being blind while sliding hahaha. Also, a different trick that will help are fakie fs lipslides.
Thank you so much, man, for this video!
Thank you for this! Back lips would be a cool next video. :D
you look like jaws
@@RegularFootisChris Haha thanks!
Good one. Can you make one for fs smith on ledges and rails?
Nice tricktip. Try to practice the fs boardslide in the next days. :)
This video is so helpful
Thanks for the help
You're one of my favorites, man. Just saying.
Thank you! Can you do front 360 next please?
The frontside/backside debate brought me here 😂
Working on these right now…. Took such a brutal slam on by butt cheek after my board got stuck … 🤕
As soon as I got over getting scared of turning my body in the awkward position. I started sliding and landing these 😆 . Just turn 90 degrees get your arms out the way so you can see where your going and your good 👍. Ty skate hacks
Same!! 😂 I just went through that yesterday
Never learned this trick lol and can do more difficult rail tricks. Scary ass trick
JBean i always thought this one is the least scary trick so this was my first rail trick ^^
those pants are sick
THANK YOU BRO
Any tips on learning fakie grinds and slides.
Strange that it’s called frontside even though you’re turning backside to get into the slide
Indeed it is, it’s because the rail/ledge is infront of you
It's because you're hopping onto the rail from the front, bruv.
it's because if you mess it up you smack your front side of your body on the rail
@@daft_wizard I think this is the best answer!!
Well I’m from the 80s skate scene and that is not front side
Yo please do a vid on Slappy's!!! It's my favorite trick and I can't for the life of me find a way to explain it to my homies. You're the best trick tip channel on TH-cam. It'd be so sick to see a vid about the hardest/easiest trick ever made. Hahaha once it clicks it's such a fun trick that takes almost zero energy to do but learning it makes almost zero sense. It took me forever to wrap my head around such a simple trick.
If it’s a sloppy krook then you should watch geroge poulos he explains them very good!
this is charlie (moist crtikal) when he serious in skateboarding
Bro I was thinking the same thing
do front lipslides please !!
Lipsslide could be great for another video. Thanks
Next mission !
similar to frontside rock n roll (obviously)
Tried today and completely ate shi lol had a fun time though
Hey there, I have a weird problem with this trick. I learned fs boards a while ago, going low, slow, and short, so they weren't the best. Soon after that I learned fs boards to fakie and I found them easier and more fun to do, so I did them more and never really did them to regs. Now that I wanna start skating handrails, fs board slides to regs seem like a good idea, but when I've tried to relearn them I've found it near impossible to break my habit of turning my body all the way over and turning back to where I'm going. Does anyone have any tips to help me fix this???
I found it easiest to just teach yourself to turn only your hips and keep your shoulders facing forward, so when u are near the end you can turn back to your stance when u get out of the slide, you made this comment 3 months ago so you probably figured it out by now but yea this is what I do.
I thinks it's important to emphasize that its ALL in the hips. Look over the shoulders too
How to fs feeble please
how do you commit to your first try on a rail? its super hard to commit for me and it would help to get a lil tip to help out please oh and I forgot I can do bs board slides easier on curbs its more comfortable for me idk why but when I try a rail I feel like everything goes out the window bc im too scared lol
I get the same way when I try a new flat bar. What I do is find a ledge or a box that’s around the same height and slowly Ollie into a stall. That way I get comfortable popping up and locking into boardside position. When I get that down multiple times, then I try to boardslide the tip of the rail. Hope this helps!
BasedKev thanks! I haven’t skated in a while and probably wont be skating rails in a long time but the edge of the rail thing helps Thanks!
@@bhrriss most def! another good way to practice boardslides on low obstacles are parking blocks. like any parking block you find in empty parking lots. you'll probably need to wax it like crazy or install some rails to your board to get the slide effect.
anyone learning this, here's a tip. Find a rough curb that wont slide to get comfy with it.
Hey man, if you need music for your videos feel free to use mines!
are those the winos?
Yessir
tuto how to ollie high (like really high) ?
He made one, it helped me a lot
th-cam.com/video/OzrOkeyOAaI/w-d-xo.html
One thing i’d say is important in this video is the tip he gave to have a reference point. Before I used to try to tweak my ollies I practiced them like kick flips over and over again on flat but I never really progressed. The best thing to do (atleast what worked for me) is to have an obstacle thats close to or is your highest ollie and practice ollieing over it everyday until you get it almost every try. Once you’re at that point either try to bone the ollie at the peak everytime you’re over it or just get a higher obstacle and repeat the process. There comes a point where if your form isnt correct, you wont be able to just pop over the obstacle and thats what helped me get high ollies down.
ZELKAO move your front foot towards the middle of the board more, wait for the pop a little longer and then make sure to lift your back foot. if you have the right front foot rolling/sliding motion the tail of the board should pop fight up to your back foot.
he already did one
Slide your foot up and forward. Pull your foot out but not ofg the board. For pop focus on the tension and then quickly pop the ball of your back foot.
This is great because I've been doing it but I out it fake
I'm more comfortable doing back lips then front boards
@@oyophant4745 learned it first
Wino standard gang
Isn't this a backside boardslide since you are turning your board backside to slide? Is it frontside because you turn /rotate frontside to land? Technically though you sliding backside. I'm confused lol.
Grinds and slides are based on if your back or front is facing the ledge for frontside boardslide you're front is facing the rail/ledge
@@jmisrad4976 Ah ok got it. Thanks
@@delplaya5 boardslides are when your front truck goes over on the other side of the rail and lipslides are when your back truck goes over the rail.
so a front board is when you're facing the rail and your front truck crosses over the rail
@@thatboyzerk1680 So a backside bs is when you are not facing the rail. So if he was doing a backside bs in the vid he would've been on the other side of the rail. So which direction you board kinda rotates doesn't matter, what matters is from which side you approach the rail and whether you're reg or goofy. Thanks dude.
@@delplaya5 yeah, no problem
I only go to fakie help me
I can fs noseslide perfectly on ledge but cant fs boardslide on rail
You are lying because i can do both
Excuse me... Wouldn't that be Backside?
No, the rail is in front of you when u pop so it is frontside
backside boardslides are easier then frontside in my opinion
Everyone agrees with this
what kidna pants are you wearing? lol
I be wanting to fight niggas that show up to the park and do this trick before anything else because I'm so bad at it 🤣🤣😭
This make no sense to me. You're going the same way as a backside flip would. So ots just different for rails? When did this change.
The rail is in front of you, hence frontside. Always been that way
Why isn’t that backside, ur spinning in a back 180 direction
late reply but his front is facing the rail when he pops into it so its a fs trick
@@owenclark1627 thanks. I learned that a while ago but thanks
@@scottliebowitz4605 algs i had a feeling youd know by now i jus wanted to sound smart 😹
@@owenclark1627 lmao
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This is the backside boardslide men!Because its like doing a backside 180.And the real frontside boardslide is what you call a backside because its like doing a frontside 180.So yeah youre wrong !
You’re new here. Please have a seat
@@SKATEHACKS ok😂
This is backside
@@Name-wi2im Whenever an obstacle is used in a trick, you name it after the way your body faces the obstacle, not how your body rotates. His front is facing the ledge, hence a front board.