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a fs boardslide is when your slideing backwards on the rail a fs lipslide is where you approach the rail with ith the rail in front of you and you ollie over the rail into a bs boardslide basiclly it confusing at first

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(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.

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