Grinds & Slides

One of the easiest grinds. You slide on both trucks from the very start facing the ledge.

One of the easiest grinds. You slide on both trucks from the very start, with your back to the ledge.

A slide backwards on the middle of the board. Ride up to the obstacle facing forwards.

This trick is a slide performed on the center of the board facing forwards.

A frontside slide on the center of the board. Enter by bringing your rear truck onto the ledge.

A backside slide on the nose and wheels, at a 90° angle to the obstacle.

This is a slide on the front truck while facing the obstacle. A good nosegrind is executed in balance, but laying your nose down on the obstacle is also permissable.

This is a slide on the front truck with your back to the obstacle. A good nosegrind is executed in balance, but laying your nose down on the obstacle is also possible.

This is a trick where you slide frontisde on the the rear truck, with your front truck raised over the ledge.

A basic rear truck slide backwards.

For this trick you perform a backside grind on the nose.

For this trick you slide on the nose of the board facing forwards.

A frontside slide on the tail.

A slide on the tail backwards.

This trick is very similar to the FS Nosegrind but now the board is at a slight angle to the ledge, i.e. a crooked frontside nosegrind.

This trick is very similar to the Backside Nosegrind, only here the board is at a slight angle to the ledge, hence the name.

In this slide you bring your front truck over the ledge, at an angle — and slide on it.

For this grind you bring your front trucks over the ledge, at an angle, and use them to grind backside.

This slide is very similar to the BS 5-0, the difference is a 45° angle shift.

This slide is very similar to the backside 5-0, but you change the angle to 45°. The trick is performed with your back to the ledge.

This slide is very similar to the FS 5-0, the difference is a 45° inward angle shift. The trick is named after Aaron Suski.

This slide is very similar to the BS 5-0 the difference is a 45° inward angle shift. The trick is named after Aaron Suski and performed with your back to the ledge.

This trick is a backside grind on the rear trucks and board, with the front foot going over and lower than the rail.

This is a face-forward grind performed on your rear trucks, and board with the front trucks going over and under the rail.

This is a slide on the rear truck with the front truck hanging below the ledge.

A slide on the rear truck with the front truck hanging below the ledge. Performed with your back turned to the ledge.

For this trick you slide along an obstacle on your tail and rear truck facing backwards.

This is a slide facing forwards, performed on both the tail and wheels, at a 90° angle to the obstacle.

A frontside slide on the nose and wheels, at a 90° angle to the obstacle.

A backside slide on the nose and wheels, at a 90° angle to the obstacle.

Combination of Frontside 180 to Fakie Feeble.

You grind the board upside-down so that it is on the grip tape.