(Pretend you're regular footed)
A backside boardslide is when you do half of a fronside 180 ollie and slide on the rail or box. (You should start this trick on the right side of the rail or box. Your nose should be to the left of you and you're tail to the right when you perform the slide.)
A frontside lipslide LOOKS the same when you actually slide, but the way you get into it is different. For a lipslide, you start on the left side of the rail and frontside 180 ollie OVER the rail. Then you should land in the same position of a backside boardslide, the only difference is that you ollied OVER the rail.
Look at videos online or check them out in person, but study them, it does take time to fully understand the difference.
boardslide back to regular/ boardslide to fakie
Lipslide was created in 1996.
A boardslide is a trick in skateboarding where the boarder stands on the centre of the board, on the rail between the two axles.
fs boardslide or 50-50 grind
It's called grinding. It takes alot of practice, the basic grinds are 50-50, boardslide, 5.0, Smith. You have to Ollie onto it and move your board depending on the desired trick, it takes some people years! Some more advanced are Overcrooked, Lipslide, darkslide and Nosegrinds! Hope I helped :)
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the same way u fronside but just the other way
you should be able to kickflip,shuvit,ollie,180- ollie,boardslide,and almost be able to heelflip. you should be able to kickflip,shuvit,ollie,180- ollie,boardslide,and almost be able to heelflip.
The boardslide emerged from the rocknroll, and was originally done in pools by Peter Kiwi Gifford in the late 1970s. Many people have been credited with invented the street boardslide, but a large group of people would credit Corey O'Brien with invented it on double-sided curbs. Others may credit John Lucero, who is always widely credited with inventing the slappy. Lucero also skated a lot with Neil Blender, who had the first photo of a board slide on a bench. Later, Steve Caballero was on the cover of Thrasher Magazine doing a frontside boardslide on a curb, but again, there were many people learning a lot of things and it's probably best credited to many people, or simultaneous invention. As for a boardslide on a handrail, Mark Gonzales and Natas Kaupus were the first two people to skate a handrail and they learned the trick the same day on the same rail in Oceanside, CA.
if you're talking about the game on miniclip? go to change player and unlock the trick for 80 coins.
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