Starting out Grinds

[Skating Indy]

I'm going to a skatepark with a really good skater friend of mine and another friend. I started to "cheezy grind" on a mini.

I think it's a little to easy for me so, how should I start. I got one rail. I got it from Walmart a while ago. Would this help? No skateboard though.

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/detail.gsp?image=http://i.walmart.com/i/p/11/12/99/76/86/1112997686585_500X500.jpg&product_id=6528814&iIndex=1&isVariant=false&corpCard=false&type=undefined

[TrAnCe]

Jeah man, hats pretty cool. Grind Rails are priceless, because you can just use them anytime. It seems long and sturdy, so it should be good. Inspect it well first though.

[marleyfan0]

wait. so you are doing some unknown grind called a cheezy grind a mini pipe but thats to easy and you want to do it on a rail from walmart but you dont own a skateboard?

[John_]

wait. so you are doing some unknown grind called a cheezy grind a mini pipe but thats to easy and you want to do it on a rail from walmart but you dont own a skateboard?
yea.. what the hell is a cheezy grind.. it sounds tastey

[Skating Indy]

I was told a cheezy grind is when you got up like a mini on the side, and "grind" up and then back down. Worded it wrong, I have a Darkstar. I meant I don't have the skateboard that came with it. lol

[smurf88]

I was told a cheezy grind is when you got up like a mini on the side, and "grind" up and then back down.
That doesn't take any skill, nothing like a normal grind.

[Skating Indy]

I know. He just told me that to start out.

[Ramp]