Popping boardslides over

[shit_for_brains]

I want to hop over the other side of a flat rail or whatever on boardslides and the various things you can do into boardslides. I can sometimes get them to feeble so that's like what... 70%?

Tips?

[Iceman]

frontboard pop over to fakie is the easiest imo.

rail and direction you go for reg front board: ll

rail and direction you go for frontboard pop over: X

obviously i'm not very good at them.

[shit_for_brains]

Alright I'm going to try and if I don't get it I'm going to be so fucking mad at you.

[ill_Murray]

To either pop over or nollie shuv etc it usually just takes me the conscious effort to land in the slide with your shoulders already over the side you want to pop to then it's just a quick pop and slide of the feet to bring the board back under you. 

[shit_for_brains]

What I'm ultimately hoping to do is halfcab boardslide (fakie boardslide?) back to fakie on the other side. I can get it to what I guess would be hurricane sometimes but then I just fall out. I can never get my wheels over.

[ill_Murray]

I can totally picture what you're saying, I think it's just a matter of how you're leaning, like if you're leaning back behind the board in the normal way then it'll be much harder to pop it over you actually have to adjust yourself so that you're straight over the board for the pop

[Esquivel]

yeah the body positioning is key and i also try to use the squareness of the rail/ledge to kind of pop my board be it either forward or fakie. this renders popping out of round bars a distant dream and possibly my post useless 

[shit_for_brains]

Well I didn't get it thanks a fucking lot everybody

[Tracer]

Try harder young blood

What works for me is sliding more up front then using the extra torque to pull over.

[Juan Castillo]

Only one i've ever done was back board to regular in the middle. I seemed to help to get the back wheels real close to the rail, more leverage that way.