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 Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 6:44 pm
OK i decided that since i sucked so bad, i was gonna try to learn freestyle.
SO i went out and started trying to do primo/rail and i got it down in about half an hour.
But now i want to learn more freestyle tricks AND i want someone to tell me how to do a rail flip >.<
SOOOOO,,,,, any advice on freestyle and rail flips would be appreciated
^-^
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Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2008 7:07 pm
Oh yea..
i also need to learn how to get to a primo/rail while im on my board...
sweatdrop
Lol...
i just set it up with my hands when i did it today >_<
just to see if i could get from the rail and land back on my board =D
SO yea..
Help with Getting to primo while on my board, and how to rail flip would be nice...
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Posted: Fri Aug 22, 2008 6:57 pm
its been 2 WEEKS AND NO ONE IS HELPIN MEH
D:<<<<<<<<<<<
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Posted: Fri Aug 29, 2008 6:07 pm
Omfg ive had this thing up for 1-2 months and no one is answering
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Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2008 4:31 pm
Hi. I'm new here. I'm not an amazing skater, but I know a thing or two about some flatland. Still Primos really aren't that hard to get into (I have no clue how Mullen does them moving, I guess he's just amazing). I'm regular, so if you're goofy-footed then just flip the left and right foot in my explanation.
OK, first there are two types of primos. Heelside and toeside. I don't know which one you're attempting so I'll give you tips for both.
First, the toeside primo (board flips toeside)
This one's actually a lot easier than heelsides to pop into. Just quickly push the toeside of the board down with your toes, and hop up to the wheels.
Next, the heelside primo (board flips heelside)
First, place your left toes over the front of the board a little, kinda like if you're going into a heelflip. Move your right foot off the heelside of the board (not on the tail, but near the bolts). First, apply slight pressure to your left heel. Then, quickly pop the board up by adding pressure to your right toes and releasing the tension from your left. As soon as you pop the board in this manner, hop up slightly. Practice a lot to get your feet to land on the board just as it lands on its side. It takes a while, but you should be able to get it if you practice hard for 15 minutes.
Hope that helps.
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