FS Feebles help

[rocklobster]

i just started learning them on a round flat bar after failing at doing fs bluntslides....  when i get my back truck to lock, i just stick and fall over... otherwise i end up in a crooked fs boardslide and just dont move... any advise?

[Commercial D]

practice.

[stagefright]

learn them on transition first, then quit skating

[keeper of the lair]

lean your heel to your backside.

[hamhead]

Haul ass.
Front foot should be just a tippy toe on the board.
Square rails are easier to learn on.

[toy machine]

the way that i do them, is i keep my back foot kind of hanging off the tail and my front foot a little bit below the middle of my board and keep my front foot almost all on the board and slightly pointed, then just ollie and lean back and push with your back foot, and eventually you will get the hang of them.

[toy machine]

Haul ass.
Front foot should be just a tippy toe on the board.
Square rails are easier to learn on.

i disagree round rails are much more easier to grind front feebs on, in my opinion.

[bornindabay]

i just started learning them on a round flat bar after failing at doing fs bluntslides....  when i get my back truck to lock, i just stick and fall over... otherwise i end up in a crooked fs boardslide and just dont move... any advise?

Up, up, down, left + circle+ triangle

[biggums mcgee]

if you're going to learn them on square rails, you might as well learn them on a ledge first. then you can be ahead of the cool new trick guys. but not for long

[beeda weeda]

trick is to approach it like a 5050 (with your shoulder parelell to the rail, ledge) just lean back on it, slightly  its an easy trick if you don't think abou tit much.

[rocklobster]

henry sanchez replied to my topic....  psyched....