Intermediate Snowboard lesson: Linked Turns

After getting basic turns down, the next step in progression will be linking your basic turns and improving your ability to makes them evenly and at a constant speed and comsistent turn shape. This video tutorial is designed to help the beginer rider advance their basic skills and link their turns on more challenging terrain.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• Snowboard
• Snowboarding
• Lesson
• Linked
• Turns

[MrPogi87]

i hate your intro!

[QuigagMonster]

Well said dude! Lean down the mountain, it's a great feeling once you get used to it.

[guitarraplayer12]

did anyone hear the guy yell "oooowww!" at 2:33?

[thebastQSmw3ps3]

he is black



[johnnyMarkusBadovi]

Look out for that robot skier at 7:54!!!! Phew...that was a close one!!!

[poohead95streaker]

im fucking watching this at night and this loud wolf sound comes on :(

[menios058]

@backfromreality what more ..??? he said everything !!

[BastardRevolver]

mt hood?

[chiefmungomartin]

@addictedtolax062397 When turning from heelside to toe side you need to flex your knees and ankles and drive your weight toward the nose of the board. I used to constantly catch a back edge when trying to link heelside to toeside because I was too upright and stiff. Keep your knees soft and be more dynamic in your transition through the turn.

[BlankKnightMLG]

in this and other videos you express the importance of pressing your toe but to me it just looks like your shifting your weight more onto the toe rather then actually using your calf to press your toe down like a dancer would do am i wrong or am i just an idiot .

[JonKerner]

Another excellent instructional. Well done. Thank you.