Trick Tip
BS Tailslide

You got your Backside 180 Ollie straight? Time to combine some of your skills! What about going in for a Backside Tailslide? There are just a few tricks that have the same amount of style.

A well executed BS Tailslide is not only a lot of fun, but it gets you the fame and the respect of your friends. But you have to earn it, because the BS Tailslide is a bit more complicated. So what are you waiting for? Let’s get to practice!

Learn here how to do a BS Tailslide!

BS Tailslide
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BS Tailslide

BS Tailslide
Sequence

Trick Tip Sequence: BS Tailslide

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BS Tailslide
Step by Step

Trick Tip Step By Step: BS Tailslide

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1. To perform a Backside Tailslide, approach the ledge that is located behind you almost parallel.

Put your feet in the Ollie position and ollie up towards the ledge.

2. Once your board is above the ledge, start turning your hips and turn your board backside 90 degrees and lock in with the tail on the edge of the ledge.

3. Then shift all your bodyweight on the tail to get a proper backside tailslide stance.

4. Try to center your bodyweight to avoid slipping out.

5. At the end, you can come out of the slide either to Regular or to Fakie.

You can also try to pop out off the side of the ledge with a little pop down movement of the tail.

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It’s a long way to get the BS Tailslide on lock, we know. But stay on it, it’s worth a try! Once you got the hang of it, why not go for BS Lipslides now?

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