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Toeside-rail entries: overcoming fear in skateboarding
Learning to do toeside-rail entries can be scary, but facing that fear is key! Start easy and work your way up with safety nets like fences or skate buddies. Alternatively, tackle your biggest fear first. With practice, you’ll get confident and the trick will start to feel natural.
How to not ‘fall out of rail-stand’
The heelside rail-stand dismount is a basic freestyle skateboarding skill which can be bettered with a ‘hippie jump’ technique. This small jump allows for more control and time to prepare for landing. It also helps with future tricks, including rail flips.
Getting over the fear of ‘primo’
So, landing in ‘primo’ (aka rail) is the worst for most skateboarders. But freestyle skateboarders love it. Want to be a rail pro? Modify your board, practice rail-specific exercises, and hit the tutorials.
How to rail toespin
A rail toespin is a cool skateboarding trick that spices up your run. Make sure you have a stable rail, offset wheels, tight trucks, and proper rider balance. Watch out for foot positioning and rotation, and remember not to whip around. With practice, you’ll nail this trick. Check out Tony Gale’s tips for more help.