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FS Lipslide (Rail).
FSリップスライド（レール）
レール上でのリップスライド。落下リスクが高い
How to
Step by stepBe solid on boardslides on a box or rail before trying this.
Approach straight with your chest facing the direction of travel, on a gentle line, at a steady medium speed that keeps you flowing. Look past the rail to where you will exit (just beyond the end of the rail), not at the entry.
Just before the rail, bend both knees to sink down (around 60 to 70 degrees) and set a neutral stance with even pressure across both feet, not tipped onto the toe edge or the heel edge.
Leaning either way here makes the board slip out as you start the spin.
Right at the rail, press through the tail (back foot) and pop an ollie high enough to clear the rail.
Getting the whole board above the rail so the base does not catch is the first hard part of this trick.
At the peak, open your chest toward the direction of travel and turn the board 90 degrees frontside (toes leading, so the toe edge swings forward).
Turn the lower body (the board) first and let the shoulders follow only halfway, so you land on the rail with your body opened to the far side of it. This is the opposite of a boardslide, where the board turns toward your back.
Land with the rail under the middle of the board (between your front and back foot), keeping the board at 90 degrees.
At touchdown, keep pressure even between front and back foot and drop your center of mass straight down over the rail.
While sliding, stay low with both knees around 60 degrees and keep your upper body opened toward the direction of travel.
Do not lean onto the toe side or heel side. Stack your head, hips, and the rail in one vertical line and ride directly on top to avoid getting pushed off. Keep your eyes on the exit the whole time.
As the end nears, lead with the back foot to spin the board back into the direction of travel (the same 90 degrees in reverse), point the nose downhill, and land with even pressure on both feet.
Absorb the landing with your knees and ride away.
Tips & common mistakes
In the app — learn while you logRiding with even pressure across both feet on the approach keeps the board from slipping to the toe or heel side as you start the spin. Tipping onto one edge on the rail breaks your balance fast, so a neutral entry decides how long you stay on.
The board catches on the rail and gets bucked off → not enough ollie height, so the base hits the rail. Press firmly through the tail (back foot) just before the rail and pop high enough for the whole board to pass over it. Keeping a steady medium speed makes the pop easier.
The rest of the tips, fixes for each mistake, and what to try next are in the app — learn them while you log. Intermediate+ tricks are for Members.
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