wow i would have payed money to hear those 4 simple steps before snowboarding today, instead i wasted my time watching those expert village videos ffs
I thought you were going to be like the other twats.. but you weren't this is one of the best like the top comment says straight to the point no bull shit :) Great :) Had my first lesson yesterday got to lvl 3 (Britain, indoor at Hemel) and it was great. lvl 3 basically is from 0:40 to 0:48 so turning then stopping not linking them without stopping :) going on my trip on saturday and hopefully ill be able to link them since theres not a great difference between stopping a turn to linking :)
@glaciusinferno...if this is a serious question, yes, when going down the hill. If you are on the lift or getting off the lift, only one foot. You should have a stomp pad on your board for when you have one foot out.
@89CRAZYCRAZY do you mean that the tail of your board is in front now?if that's the case tht just means your holding your turn for too long. lighten up on your turns and it should help
@89CRAZYCRAZY...your body weight is projected too far forward. If you are turning on your heels you need to bend your knees and almost sit back to prevent you from falling forward. You also may be pushing too hard too fast on your heels causing the board to stop faster than your body, and your body shoots fwd. Same thing, lean back, hold your weight backwards behind the board.
He makes it sound a lot more difficult than it really is. Listen guys, if your a first time snowboarder, don't write all this crap down. It's pretty simple. Just get out there and try it.
just a quick question: On groomed trails, would I keep my weight on the front foot or back? I totally forgot since december :p...And for powder it is the back right?
@Lbjdw333 had my lesson yesterday and the cool instructor who was fucking amazing told me to always keep my hips (body weight) over the leading foot. Dunno if that helps so basically keep your weight forward.
I was on a slope too steep and icy for me to comfortably try this, I could only falling-leaf down it. Any tips for getting comfortable with digging in toe-side?
@UncleChu stick to the bunny slopes until you shred those. there's nothing wrong with going slowly. in fact, moving slowly and easefully is the easiest way for you to feel like you're part of the mountain.
in addition: as you get better it's great to take a couple runs on bunny slopes to get used to the conditions and to work out any kinks in your body before you work with greater inclines, speed, carves, etc.plus, the kids learn from you. they learn that it's okay to keep riding there
can't even tell u how many bad 'help' videos are on youtube especially expert village! thanks for finally bringing a real step by step to the tube guys
great video for beginer snowboarders like me. thanks man !!
alanpalazon123 23 hours ago
нихуя у меня не рулится кароче, может крепы криво стоят?
MegaDidodo 3 days ago
Kinda like skateboard turning, simple turning of course. I guess? :) If you cant see from the comment, i have never snowboarded, so far ;)
TheMrSchmidty 5 days ago
thank you
Jayjacksonful 6 days ago
It's fine when you have a nice wide hill to setup a turn. How do you turn or stop on a narrow straightaway; even if it's not sloped too much?
ktrock77 1 week ago
Super helpful
themanimal07 2 weeks ago
I should've seen this before. Went on my butt a dozens of time... Bruises all over my body.
sickhawkz1 2 weeks ago 3
why didn't i watched this before i went down the black diamond.
Sn1pezzz96 3 weeks ago
@Sn1pezzz96 c.o.p. calgary??
iluvhotgirlsman 6 days ago
Hello Dylan, That's very useful video!
Thanks so much !!!!
99r3sap 3 weeks ago
wow i would have payed money to hear those 4 simple steps before snowboarding today, instead i wasted my time watching those expert village videos ffs
trevdog110 3 weeks ago
btw check out sierrasnowboard !! nice channel
Seilerone 1 month ago
Yeah vid is great. But in time when he sound like asking "is he a snowboard instructor at Killington VT" was funny.
Seilerone 1 month ago
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I thought you were going to be like the other twats.. but you weren't this is one of the best like the top comment says straight to the point no bull shit :) Great :) Had my first lesson yesterday got to lvl 3 (Britain, indoor at Hemel) and it was great. lvl 3 basically is from 0:40 to 0:48 so turning then stopping not linking them without stopping :) going on my trip on saturday and hopefully ill be able to link them since theres not a great difference between stopping a turn to linking :)
andig4 1 month ago
omg that was actually helpful lol
KalebTAnkeney 1 month ago
hahaha that is so funky
bartek9506 1 month ago
about > expert village
AnArrogantFool 1 month ago
I'll try this tomorrow! Thanks alot!
secret777m 1 month ago
who saw that video when the guy is like for snowboarding u need a snowboard
HRtruffles 1 month ago 2
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@HRtruffles ik lmao!!!
andig4 1 month ago
1 person fell when attempting this
GuamProductions 1 month ago 7
very nice video man, helped me out alot!
happyboyable 2 months ago
Your instructions relly helps!!
QuaRRamond 2 months ago
i know why its 0 dislike!! :O
morganghoster 2 months ago
So I'm getting into snowboarding. My question is, are both of my feet supposed to be in the bindings?
glaciusinferno 2 months ago
@glaciusinferno i heard it helps
spriteisftw22 2 months ago
@glaciusinferno yes. the only time both arent in the bindings is when your getting on or off the ski lift.
aeb93 2 months ago
@glaciusinferno...if this is a serious question, yes, when going down the hill. If you are on the lift or getting off the lift, only one foot. You should have a stomp pad on your board for when you have one foot out.
AdolfOliverTitsov 1 month ago
plz answer?! when i carve going forward( ur second turn) i try to push hard on my heels,and i flip forward? help?
89CRAZYCRAZY 2 months ago
@89CRAZYCRAZY do you mean that the tail of your board is in front now?if that's the case tht just means your holding your turn for too long. lighten up on your turns and it should help
aeb93 2 months ago
@89CRAZYCRAZY...your body weight is projected too far forward. If you are turning on your heels you need to bend your knees and almost sit back to prevent you from falling forward. You also may be pushing too hard too fast on your heels causing the board to stop faster than your body, and your body shoots fwd. Same thing, lean back, hold your weight backwards behind the board.
AdolfOliverTitsov 1 month ago
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0:48 WOOHOO!!!!
macdadydoo 3 months ago
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@macdadydoo What noob would mark you as spam... lol :) thanks for pointing it out
andig4 1 month ago
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macdadydoo 3 months ago
He makes it sound a lot more difficult than it really is. Listen guys, if your a first time snowboarder, don't write all this crap down. It's pretty simple. Just get out there and try it.
TwinStatesBassClub 3 months ago
No more fucking Expert Village. THANK YOU GUYS! :)
Boy00998877 5 months ago
this vid explains it very well i couldnt stand the chick with the ginourmous googles anymore.
tuber928 6 months ago
Thumbs up if you're riding goofy!!
xStr3aks 6 months ago 10
just a quick question: On groomed trails, would I keep my weight on the front foot or back? I totally forgot since december :p...And for powder it is the back right?
Lbjdw333 6 months ago
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@Lbjdw333 had my lesson yesterday and the cool instructor who was fucking amazing told me to always keep my hips (body weight) over the leading foot. Dunno if that helps so basically keep your weight forward.
andig4 1 month ago
This makes soooo much sense. This video helped me. I have been snowboarding for over a year and this video helped. Thank you for posting this video.
lam43090 8 months ago
Is the guy goofy footed or am I just confused? Thanks
Nufftastic 11 months ago
@Nufftastic
why is it so important
TheMrShakesz 9 months ago
@Nufftastic He is goofy footed. I ride that same way.
lam43090 6 months ago
noice.
Assassin523 1 year ago
It took me going through 20 crap videos to get to this one which is perfect.
guerrillatactical 1 year ago
im learning on dry ski slope and it is SO steep - the second my board in pointing down the hill i just accelerate and eventually fall over!!
any tips??
:(
darthmoo7 1 year ago
@darthmoo7 Yes, don't be so shit at it
lifeshort 11 months ago
@lifeshort
great thanks for that - very helpful
darthmoo7 11 months ago
nice job , thanks man!
ohwedo 1 year ago
I was on a slope too steep and icy for me to comfortably try this, I could only falling-leaf down it. Any tips for getting comfortable with digging in toe-side?
UncleChu 1 year ago
@UncleChu stick to the bunny slopes until you shred those. there's nothing wrong with going slowly. in fact, moving slowly and easefully is the easiest way for you to feel like you're part of the mountain.
in addition: as you get better it's great to take a couple runs on bunny slopes to get used to the conditions and to work out any kinks in your body before you work with greater inclines, speed, carves, etc.plus, the kids learn from you. they learn that it's okay to keep riding there
mushie1221 1 year ago
Best turning lessons I've found! Straightforward and simple. No bulls**t. Keep it up.
MrDaynews 1 year ago 44
thanks, that's what I needed
pbobecki 1 year ago
can't even tell u how many bad 'help' videos are on youtube especially expert village! thanks for finally bringing a real step by step to the tube guys
tmcuzzan 1 year ago 36
Thank you~!
stealth123789 1 year ago