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Originally Posted by xevi89
Wicked: I don't do this, but it has been recommended to someone before. In a situation like that ride with one foot twisted toe and the other heel, so you are riding on both edges. I'm not quite sure if theres anything more to it. I'm sure Snowolf will be back in here and be able to elaborate.
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This is a tricky thing to master at first, but works quite well. I tend to favor riding across flat areas like this. As you are riding, on your toe edge with a very low edge angle, you can very gradually, reduce the toe pressure on the front foot and then pressure your heel edge. The entire time, you are holding toe pressure on the rear foot. What happens is at the nose of the board, the heel edge is gently engaged while at the tail, the toe edge is engaged.