How to spin off of rails on skis (pedaling)

I made this tutorial so that you guys can learn how to spin off of boxes, rails, and handrails on skis. Doing a frontside 270 off or a backside 270 off rails is something that I think most of the ski community expects people to just know how to do. But there an easy way to teach people how to do it. It is not that hard but with this video you should be able to get it relatively quickly as long as you can slide rails right. I made this video because when I first started learning two's on I actually got them relatively easily but shortly after I was not able to get onto to the rail anymore. I i was trying 270's on and kept messing up and sam gave me one simple piece of advice that helped me do 270's onto any rail. He told me to do a 270 on that all you have to do is act as if you are going onto the rail normally and watch your tips go over the rail, if it is an urban style rail, and then finish your rotation. So it is very important to set a 270 on but not spin too early. This trick works best if you are patient and smooth. 270 ons are a trick that are decently technical and score well in comps as well as make your edit a little more interesting. Hope you guys enjoy! Also check out my new website skitutorials.com for more videos as well as a schedule for what videos are coming out when. I will be uploading a new "how to video" every friday at 12:00pm.

[@justi694]

Great video, very descriptive and helpful

[@justi694]

who are you

[@bennettware4620]

at 3:51 "it's easy to grip because it's round and skinny" lmao

[@xxjaggi2901]

That’s what she said

[@antonclaessonn]

One of the few good tutorials out there, thanks man!

[@dylankachmann6211]

awesome video, now i can 270 off rails thanks to you! post some more awesome stuff!

[@fatcat44101]

Thanks for the tutorial, I'll definitely will have to give this a try sometime soon.

[@caza00caza]

Wow I now master the 270 off. Thanks pedaling

[@TwinTipz]

Amazing tutorial, best tip I have EVER had

[@joelridd1072]

Damn that's sick, when I first saw your skis I saw "batalla" a few skiers from the mountain I'm at use them! Sam Krepps Mike Urich and Derek Logenbach

[@kinn4001]

Thanks dude gonna try this in the slopes tomorrow :)

[@kujalite]

Thanks for the video, very helpful!:)

[@KetamineKryan]

Very informative thanks bro🙏

[@F7csgo]

Good video you explain it really good hopefully I'll improve :D

[@waldesi1]

Informative, thanks

[@raiders4661]

one thousand like haha. when you pop off the rail how hard are you rotating? or does the pedaling do most of the work

[@hopNglo]

Thank you

[@veenur1]

great video, translating some ski terms into my language

[@bennettware4620]

really helpful video thx

[@Veehlo]

can you make a video that shows how to hit a rail properly. like from the side

[@jasperwilliams9855]

John Landry that’s called an urban hit

[@Hybridnox]

Thanks man!

[@SkyeBeatsBrazy]

awesome 👍

[@garrettryon4981]

What company are you ski pants? I've been looking for a baggier pair and just can't find any.

[@justinsmith5546]

Under armour it seems. At some points of the video you can see the logo

[@gert5072]

Milostar123 mainly to stay a little bit warmer, or just an extra layer so that when you fall, the don't get hurt as much

[@rrxqz]

Gnarly tutorial

[@kevinjevin1508]

THANKKKKSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kucherov9290]

Great vid. What skis are those?

[@koreyholt8993]

What's easier front side or back side?!?!

[@turbomike21690]

I never push my front toe down for blind 270s, or maybe I just don't notice.

[@RohithIntrestEmporium]

Holy fuck just had an epiphany watching this

[@grantpetracca1]

what are you skiing on? Are you at like a skate park? Doesn't that damage your skis?

[@mullski10]

its at liberty snowflex in virginia and no its not a skate park its like this bristly turf material with 3 inches of padding under it and sprinklers constantly blowing water on it and it does not damage your skis to much but i always try and use an old pair on them just to keep one pair fresh

[@spencerbarlett3040]

Are the edges of your topsheets beveled? It looks like there's a lighter strip all the way around the perimeter of them and I've been thinking about doing that so that my topsheets stop chipping

[@mullski10]

no they actually aren't haha. That is just the part of the ski under the top sheet showing because of so much use

[@l8Os]

Where are your skis mounted? Just curious.

[@MotikMusic]

They are centered and park tuned

[@mullski10]

Writers Block yea

[@salsamanrocks]

Writers Block What does park tuned mean?

[@MotikMusic]

Silas Gramaglia It means that your edges are dulled before you get your actual ski. When I say the skis are dulled, they are so that you don't catch your edge when you go sideways on a box or rail in the park. But when your edges are dull, you won't be able to carve with as much ease as with your edges being sharp. But you could always sharpen or dull your edges at home if you get tired of it a certain way. You could just buy some tools online

[@benware7973]

dont worry ur skis have already been dulled down enough naturally. i watched a video on that yesterday i had no clue that it was a thing, im gonna do that to mine cuz i got caught on like 5 rails at okemo

[@turnerbrown4748]

where is that?

[@TheBDUBProduction]

wut skis are they

[@mullski10]

They are Batalla reapers, I highly recommend them

[@grantpetracca1]

And where are you?

[@mullski10]

liberty snowflex in virginia.

[@Nisse49]

Nice tutorial but wtf are you wearing