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Summary: Lip sliding a rail is a great snow ski trick for advanced skiers. Learn how to lip slide a rail in this free winter sports video.
Brad Disabella has been snowboarding for five years. He has worked at a variety of shops as a snowboard tech, as well as a retail salesperson. He has worked at the Sun Diego Boardshop...read more
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"The trick I am going to be walking you through now is the basic lip slide on the down slope rail. This trick varies a little bit in that you come from the other side of the rail and you swing your tails over as opposed to swinging your noses over so if I were coming from this side I am going to hop 180 and swing my tails over like this and it is going to put me in the exact slide position that I was in before and I am going to come up and pop regular again and ride away so it is going to be pretty much the same as soon as you get on the rail so focus on bringing your tails up and over it."
eHow Article: Lip Sliding a Rail Snow Ski Trick
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