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Thanks for posting the video, Rob. I love the axel-to-side-slide move. Just so you know, I'm totally going to steal that if I can figure out how to do it...

7 hours ago, BrianS said:

Thanks for posting the video, Rob. I love the axel-to-side-slide move. Just so you know, I'm totally going to steal that if I can figure out how to do it...

Work on the stationary stall, snap stall... then axel to a stall. A side slide is a stall that moves.... sideways. I frequently practice dual line 'hovering', see how long I can make the dual line kite look like a Rev.

You can also beat it to death (practice-wise) by repeating that axel-stall-pause-axel-stall-pause sequence and playing with the float or inertia of the stall.

On 1/19/2016 at 9:05 PM, John Barresi said:

You can also beat it to death (practice-wise) by repeating that axel-stall-pause-axel-stall-pause sequence and playing with the float or inertia of the stall.

I have practiced that to death, but I do credit that practice to learning the cascade.

 

I do lots of axel-stall-axel-cascade-stall-halfaxel-stall, etc... Fun, good stuff.