Backside
You can do almost every trick backside, but the easiest of them all is the plain old backside grind. This is only just a little more difficult than the...
You can do almost every trick backside, but the easiest of them all is the plain old backside grind. This is only just a little more difficult than the frontside grind, since you can't see the obstacle you're grinding the same way you can when you're frontside grinding.
When you approach the obstacle, it is even more important that you spot the place where you want to land. Practise jumping up and down on steps or something like that first, and be sure that you have it every single time. As I mentioned before, you can do a lot of tricks backside, – just to mention a few: Backside unity, royale, fahrvergnugen, backslide, and fahrvergnugen.
When you backside grind, you have to remember, that you need to approach the obstacle from the other direction to get the same position.
Written by Anders Toxboe on August 12, 2003
Gabe Glided
30 Mar, 2004
man all you bitches need to answer the ? when they are asked
carl jamieson
30 Mar, 2004
dis is a rite bitch…if ur right footed its an ass. jus keeep pracisingB)
kyle luntz
23 Jun, 2004
man it would be nice to be good with both feet, its friggin hard for me
kyle luntz
23 Jun, 2004
bladerboi44, you can if u angle ur self like its a curb
kyle luntz
9 Jul, 2004
i caught on to the fast, my pal tried it, and said its not much harder, so i tried it and he was right. its a mental thing. ;)
Kevin Parsons
22 Jul, 2004
the only grind so far i know is back side :D
kyle luntz
25 Jul, 2004
if u no a bakside, u shud no a frontside too, its the same thing only the curb or edge is in front of u rather than behind
leon timmins
2 Dec, 2004
its defo a mental thing u hve to get round the fact that u cant really see what ur doing just gotta trust that u will defo land on the rail every time
johnyy doern
11 Jul, 2005
my back blade doesnt want to slide,only the front any help?:(
slim shady
22 Aug, 2005
whats an ufo?
Sam Vasallo
19 Oct, 2005
I <3 backsides
mark mckinney
11 Mar, 2006
ufo's are trying to touch the rail with the arc of your feet
Marcus Mock
25 Mar, 2006
If ur a begginer you should ALWAYS land this trick with you feet spread and you knees bent slightly if u do not heed this you will find yourself on your ass at 2 feet from where u started.
Adisa Allen
17 Aug, 2006
Backsides are just so nice when you do them on a nice long rail… mastered them today they are sooo much easier than frontides!!:D
Eddy 1
23 Dec, 2006
For real i dont really get this grind? i mean is it like a front slide but instead of going at it 45 degrees you go 90? i dk im a new skater…so if anyoneout there can explain this that be cool…later:(
Tony Smith
20 Aug, 2007
I thought the diff was left foot front (backside) rite foot front (frontside). But wat is the diff the aproach do u 180 on the rail and land faceing away.
Sean Lupton
1 Apr, 2008
ive been skating for about 3 weeks and i done this for the first time last week, lost my balance scraped my arm and winded myself, it was chaos like
John ko
1 Apr, 2008
This trick is easier if you are right hander, since your leading foot is left. Anyways, whenever i jumped to rail (square 3") to do this trick, i couldnt slide. If you are having same trouble that i had, try going faster and landing on a right spot of ur in-line. PS. you can do this by just completely standing up : ) like this
-> 0 / I I I—-—-——Eddy 1
1 Apr, 2008
haha…wow i just realized how much of a fagget i sounded on my last comment. but yahh i finally mastered this trick. To me its much easier than a frontside i can actually grind the whole thing. i dk y i cant move alot on the frontside i barely move. Any advice? Later
:D
Aaron C
1 Apr, 2008
backsides are stylish if done right B)
Dan Cruz
1 Apr, 2008
a UFO, in case one acquiested to require such, is almost exactly like a Frontslide, except you would bend your knees inwards, rather than straight in which Frontsliding is 100% easier. It is also known than at the dawn of aggro inline, sk8ers doing UFO's would bend their knees so much that they would touch the rail. You're welcome.
sam pierog
1 Apr, 2008
its wierd i can backside better than i can frontside frontside rinding is just hard for me am i doin somethin wrong??:):(B);):(:D:):D:(;)B);):(:D:):):) LOOK AT THE SMILEY'S!!!
Dean Richards
1 Apr, 2008
learn ufo first its so much easier to balance
stan swanny
1 Apr, 2008
I took a break from vert :( , and tried some grinding. so i laid out a pipe today and tried to frontside. my feet keep flying out from under me like this.
any helpers?
Kevin Houser
1 Apr, 2008
Practice brings all the comfort and skill. A confident mental state is always good too.
I was scared of backsides for a long time because I couldn't see much. They aren't nearly as bad as you think they'd feel. It's the same as a frontside. Just make sure to lean at an angle away from the ledge.
Also, it helps to come in parallel. Coming in at an angle just makes it awkward.
Gabe Glided
1 Apr, 2008
can you backslide on a square rail
charles turner
6 Apr, 2009
just get right over the rail or ledge, and bam, ur there. if you dont get over it, you can’t land backwards. oh, and back banana nugens look sweet.
tom
25 Apr, 2009
ahaha im well happy cos im naturally left footed :D piece o’ cake fo me (Y)