How Do You Spin On A Rail In Snowboarding?
Snowboard terrain parks usually have at least one rail for riders to practice their grinds on. Once you learn the basics of grinding a rail, including the frontside, backside and 50-50 rail slides, you can move onto rail spins. These are a bit harder than the slides, but they’re also way more stylish and add more flair to your run. Approach the rail on your board so that it’s facing the front side of your body. For example, if you ride with your right foot back, the rail should be downhill and to your right. Ollie onto the rail and ride it for a few feet using a normal boardslide. If you’re feeling adventurous, try grinding 50-50 for a while. Cork your upper body by twisting your shoulders away from your board. Make sure you keep your eyes on the rail, though, or you’ll lose your balance. Take a small hop off of the rail. At the same time, uncork your upper body, and turn your shoulders in the direction you want to turn. Push the snowboard forward with the toes of one foot while kickin
