need help with doing slippys

[dorito dave]

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first of all, it's called a slappy, second of all, get out

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1.) Stop calling them "slippys" and "slippy grinds." Don't even call them slappy grinds, just "slappys."
2.) Find a curb that has a slight incline on the sides. Parking blocks work well but if you don't press into the grind on them you can slip out and get worked, so a plain curb with a slight incline from the ground to the edge is the best. Better if it's painted red or white.
3.) Ride up at about a 30-40 degree angle, take your weight off while hit the curb, kind of like how you hop a little when you pop off of a sidewalk crack.
4.) Lock in and stand up on the grind like you would on coping.

Also, learn backside first before stepping up to frontside.

Now you have a whole world of variations opened up: slappy 5-0's, 180's out, etc.

ok thanks. lol I'm pretty sure they're called slippys though

[LOU.502]

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first of all, it's called a slappy, second of all, get out

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1.) Stop calling them "slippys" and "slippy grinds." Don't even call them slappy grinds, just "slappys."
2.) Find a curb that has a slight incline on the sides. Parking blocks work well but if you don't press into the grind on them you can slip out and get worked, so a plain curb with a slight incline from the ground to the edge is the best. Better if it's painted red or white.
3.) Ride up at about a 30-40 degree angle, take your weight off while hit the curb, kind of like how you hop a little when you pop off of a sidewalk crack.
4.) Lock in and stand up on the grind like you would on coping.

Also, learn backside first before stepping up to frontside.

Now you have a whole world of variations opened up: slappy 5-0's, 180's out, etc.

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ok thanks. lol I'm pretty sure they're called slippys though

hahahah oh god...

[ivegotlevitation]

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first of all, it's called a slappy, second of all, get out

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1.) Stop calling them "slippys" and "slippy grinds." Don't even call them slappy grinds, just "slappys."
2.) Find a curb that has a slight incline on the sides. Parking blocks work well but if you don't press into the grind on them you can slip out and get worked, so a plain curb with a slight incline from the ground to the edge is the best. Better if it's painted red or white.
3.) Ride up at about a 30-40 degree angle, take your weight off while hit the curb, kind of like how you hop a little when you pop off of a sidewalk crack.
4.) Lock in and stand up on the grind like you would on coping.

Also, learn backside first before stepping up to frontside.

Now you have a whole world of variations opened up: slappy 5-0's, 180's out, etc.

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ok thanks. lol I'm pretty sure they're called slippys though

you must be joking.

[Tarela]

Slippy/Slappy trick tip


Wallrides, Pole Jams and Slappys are all attitude

[earlygrab]

Any time I play Starfox 64 I just let Slippy die so I don't have to hear him bitch.  Falco and Peppy are my boys though.

funniest shit ive read on this forum in awhile.

[planman]

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first of all, it's called a slappy, second of all, get out

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1.) Stop calling them "slippys" and "slippy grinds." Don't even call them slappy grinds, just "slappys."
2.) Find a curb that has a slight incline on the sides. Parking blocks work well but if you don't press into the grind on them you can slip out and get worked, so a plain curb with a slight incline from the ground to the edge is the best. Better if it's painted red or white.
3.) Ride up at about a 30-40 degree angle, take your weight off while hit the curb, kind of like how you hop a little when you pop off of a sidewalk crack.
4.) Lock in and stand up on the grind like you would on coping.

Also, learn backside first before stepping up to frontside.

Now you have a whole world of variations opened up: slappy 5-0's, 180's out, etc.

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ok thanks. lol I'm pretty sure they're called slippys though

get out.