I've been learning this trick at the local snowdome and mostly got the first 180 part nailed when I ride into the trick switch. If I ride into the trick riding regular I really struggle to shift my weight onto the nose. I'm not sure why this is or if you have any tips on doing this in general about getting the weight over the nose for doing nollies? In the video you mention that you also prefer riding into the trick switch as it's more comfortable, is this because your back leg is stronger and more dominant? Just wondering what the reason is?
It's basically because just like how you have a preference to riding regular or goofy you also actually have a preference to which way you prefer to spin, clockwise or counterclockwise. Skiers call this easy or hard way, as they don't have bs or front side when it comes to spins. So for me I prefer to spin clockwise (when you look at me from above) which is why I hate spinning this trick nollie. However my left foot isn't necessarily weaker, for if I was to do the same trick backside I much prefer it popping a nollie off my left foot as, despite it being backside and this being frontside, I'm still spinning clockwise like how I am in this trick. Hope this makes sense!
Ha, it never occurred to me I might have a preference to the direction I spin, that makes perfect sense. I just assumed it was linked to whether you ride regular or goofy!@@malcolmmoore
I would practice a lot of nose and tail presses on both switch and normal. It has helped me a ton on getting confidence for putting my weight over the tail or nose
Yeah I struggle on the nose presses. No problem. on the tail though to the point where the tail has slipped out from under me a few times I'm getting the weight too far over it doing the switch cab@@JesseSarkkinen
@@Mani3878 Also, this might be obvious, but are you riding a true twin? If you have a directional board or even an offset stance, the nose will be longer than the tail and require more effort to press.
@malcolmmoore no way. I'm 6'2. I never thought 154 would be a good length I have a 160 I'm tired of cause it's so heavy. I thought about dropping to 157. But thanks for the heads up. I see alot of how I wiggle in your riding pattern
Just had my week in Briançon on the villaneuve side, I just have to thank you Malcolm, I didn't catch one edge the entire week. I was terrified on flats and by the end I was doing over 40 kph on them. I would replay your videos in the evenings and work on different areas as I progressed, I went from green to speeding down reds within the week. But it was this video that you made about when you can make the earliest edge change that helped me the most! A switched just clicked in my head and I had it! ruclips.net/video/s3dbXVK8hws/видео.html Thanks once again man! Lifetime subscriber here and hope to bump into you on a slope some day 👍
First time I have ever subscribed to anything in my life but this is the best coaching I’ve watched and I’m 55 and still learning. Great work Malcom 🙌🏾
Thank you so much for the incredible content! The way you break down the trick into incremental milestones each with their own tips helps so much. I can't do the full cab yet but I've been able to progress while feel safe and in control.
just what I was learning this past week...your timing is bonkers! this is really really well explained. thanks for putting in the work man. love your vibe & riding style
@Malcolm Moore, can you do a video on what we can do at home to practice our snowboarding technique and build muscle memory? No for tricks, just better body positioning, control, heel to toe switches, the basics. I live in the desert, so i don't get to go up and board often enough to pull a lot of your exercises together during the seasons.
Up until this video, I didn't know that move was called a nose roll! That nose roll move is also used as turns on steeps and moguls. If you believe it's useful, I'd like to suggest a video on nose roll turns for riding in steep terrain and moguls. A problem I have on steeper terrain is that when I do the nose roll, the back of the board catches on the hill. I'm probably not swinging the back end high enough.
Hi Malcolm, I'm boarding between Kaprun Ketsteinhorn at 3000M and Zell Am See until the end of March 2023. I've got my carving going well, I'm switching 180 and 360 both ways after spending 3 days riding out of my comfort zone (Goofy). 2 problems, one is just actuall getting the jump done without catching the wrong edge and also starting my first Jumps of the small ramps and tables in the various fun parks and Saalbach's Nitro park. How do I overcome my total lack of confidence and go for it? In Kaprun, there is also an amazing 1/2 pipe which I ride right up to the edge, but this is only because I ride verts on the skateboard in the Netherlands. So, I think it's all about confidence.
One of my absolute favorite tricks, I must do it at least a couple of times per run. Was feeling very confident this last weekend that I could get the 5 around... didn't go quite as well.
Great explaining! May I ask which board you ride (Lenght, name) and how tall and heavy you are? The board seems to be super soft (what I think is great). GReets
Hello Malcom! I love you content and would like some help please. Every time I'm on black runs or very steep blues when I go onto my toe edge I pick up insane amounts of speed then I'm going across the fall like way to fast and not in control. I'm committing to the turn and trying to do it quick but even if it's quick i do a super fast half circle and I'm out of control. Trying to keep weight on front foot, use my knees and hips but still can't get it
Great explanation, you make it look so easy! I will have to work on the revert and switch riding first as it is always in the back of my head that I will catch an edge. Thanks for another excellent tutorial / video
Please please show us more tricks to progress. Terrain here in my local small resort is very limited, so tricks are the ideal ones to practice Thank you very much !
Cool video Malcolm! I will learn this trick until the end of this season. For some time I’m already naturally doing the first half of the trick, so it should not be that hard to finish it. But the movement with the hand is something I might’ve been doing wrong all the time. Thank you 🙂
Thanks Malcolm. Can you do a video on how early intermediates who can carve blues cleanly should approach black runs? They are steep so carving isn’t an option at this skill level, so I think gripped turns are the way to go but I’m not certain
What i really don't get is if it is more like a Nollie, or more like a "catching the Edge" on the frontside nose section. Actually i got some decent pops and torque momentum if i catch the Edge. Judging from the Video, you are catching the edge as well in the Frontside Nose Roll section. But i have seen other tutorials where it looks more like a Nollie.
Love some trick tutorials! Always looking forward to new videos. Hope the season holds up so I can practice more but it's already getting quite hot, fingers crossed for this weekend (I'll go to Ponte di legno/Tonale).
Cab. Fakie. Nose Roll. I find myself easily overwhelmed with snowboard terminology. 😵💫 So one day an instructor asked: “What is an Ollie?” I: “It’s the opposite of an Nollie.” 🤣🤣🤣 I know. Cheeky little devil. 😬
I immediately recognized l'alpe d'Huez ! ❤❤ God I love this end of the day specific sunlight... such good memories that come up. Will be going on march. Can't wait
The inventor of the trick, Steve Caballero, once said "stop calling it full cab". There's the cab (caballerial), and the half cab. Full cab is redundant. He must know something about it.
Nice video malcolm. I have short legs and really struggle making the board pop for anything. I'm 165cm and usually ride 151-153cm boards. Do you thigh it would be easier to pop the nose and tail with a shorter binding stance or longer binding stance (legs closer together or farther apart) does it matter?
EXCITED - Basic tricks video's are great! Please more of these. Also, curious if you've done a clip about dorso/planter ankle engagement and how those fit into the advanced turns tutorials (low cross under, etc). Congrats on the kiddo.
Neat trick, nice tutorial! What's the difference between a full cab and a frontside 360 popped from a nollie? Not sure if I understand the terminology.
A cab spin is supposed to be popped from a fakie (or switch nollie). When Malcom is doing the ones he mentions are uncomfortable with his left foot forward, those wouldn't technically be a cab spin for a regular ride, but a cab spin for a goofy rider. He's just showing off both. So basically, nothing other than the riders preferred stance.
Exactly as ZeeBone says! I come from skateboarding first, and a full cab is a trick named after Steve Caballero. He did a fakie (switch nollie) 360 and it became known as a Caballerial or a Full Cab. It is always a frontside spin off the switch nose, or fakie, end of the board. In snowboarding 'cab' has just kind of become normal language for any switch frontside spin. For instance 'cab 9' meaning switch frontside 900. For me however, a true cab, like in skateboarding, is popped off the nose whilst riding switch!
Hey Malcolm, off topic but whilst I was away recently I was thinking about binding angles and just though it would be cool if you did a video about different binding angles and show people how different angles effect your riding.
You take the cool out of your tricks wearing that pansy matching outfit, thats for skiers, makes me feel embarrassed to be an english snowboard. 🫣🤦♂️ Nice tutorial though.
Thank you for pointing out how the nose pushing into snow to create lavage point, personally i have a mental blind spot that i cant do 180 because it feels like the nose will dig into the snow and cause me catch.
Hey Malcom, could you help with something, Beginner - intermediate level, flat sections thats also pretty icy, how do we not land on our face all the time ? One section on a great pist in Greece gets icy on a flat section
Can you do the same pop off the side of the Piste on a raise bank and land in the soft stuff on the other side? Also, can you show it in some deeper, softer stuff please?
Cristal clear explanation! I just learned switch from your other video and I'm confident to try this one now. I like how you mention how you use your arm to switch the weight, never occured to me to make use of my arms to initiate that.
Great explanation. Snow looks mighty soft and powdery. Does this make a big difference compared to hard groomers? Noticed you are still with the supermatics, how are they holding up trough the season? (Thinking of getting them but read some reviews about people having issues with them/the mechanism)
Soft and slushy here, hard groomers would be fine, but icy wouldn't be the best. Supermatics are holding up fine, but that doesn't mean that other people's aren't failing, I can only speak for my own! When I'm teaching, which is typically 5 or 6 days a week I have them on and they do make my life easier!
Yeah I mean they do the job, there's a bit of extra weight and obviously they cost more, but they do work. They're by no means any better than normal bindings but obviously you don't have to strap in with these, you get the step in functionality, so if you need that functionality then yeah, I think the supermatics are the best of the bunch! I have a couple of reviews of them on my channel that go deeper into them if you haven't seen those.
Yeah, I have them on almost all the time when I'm teaching, they just make my life that bit easier. I teach 7 hours 6 days a week and they're perfect for that. I still use normal bindings too, but it's more that I just have the supermatics on one board, and my now bindings on another board.
Have you addressed how to Ollie (Better/higher) in any other videos? I feel like my not great Ollies are holding me back from a lot of the things I want to do.
Snowboard addiction has a good video on that, I'd also like to comment that boards have different stiffnesses, I borrowed a friend's powder board and all the tricks I know became much harder because it was less flexible. A springy board definitely helps with ollies
hei Malcolm, this is a really fun one and i was practicing in slushy snow on Monday since carving was really difficult. thank for the tips. how do you find the Dada for buttering since it's mainly a powder board? does it fights you for during the presses? does it pop?
I've been learning this trick at the local snowdome and mostly got the first 180 part nailed when I ride into the trick switch. If I ride into the trick riding regular I really struggle to shift my weight onto the nose. I'm not sure why this is or if you have any tips on doing this in general about getting the weight over the nose for doing nollies?
In the video you mention that you also prefer riding into the trick switch as it's more comfortable, is this because your back leg is stronger and more dominant? Just wondering what the reason is?
It's basically because just like how you have a preference to riding regular or goofy you also actually have a preference to which way you prefer to spin, clockwise or counterclockwise. Skiers call this easy or hard way, as they don't have bs or front side when it comes to spins. So for me I prefer to spin clockwise (when you look at me from above) which is why I hate spinning this trick nollie. However my left foot isn't necessarily weaker, for if I was to do the same trick backside I much prefer it popping a nollie off my left foot as, despite it being backside and this being frontside, I'm still spinning clockwise like how I am in this trick. Hope this makes sense!
Ha, it never occurred to me I might have a preference to the direction I spin, that makes perfect sense. I just assumed it was linked to whether you ride regular or goofy!@@malcolmmoore
I would practice a lot of nose and tail presses on both switch and normal. It has helped me a ton on getting confidence for putting my weight over the tail or nose
Yeah I struggle on the nose presses. No problem. on the tail though to the point where the tail has slipped out from under me a few times I'm getting the weight too far over it doing the switch cab@@JesseSarkkinen
@@Mani3878 Also, this might be obvious, but are you riding a true twin? If you have a directional board or even an offset stance, the nose will be longer than the tail and require more effort to press.
My Instagram discovery feed is full of Japanese riders doing these flatland tricks, great timing to start learning!
Yeahh enjoy
Lmao mine too!
Hhahaha japaneses are changing everything!
@@LB2Fan Same 😂
Same here 😂
I am bad at pressing the nose ( I am regular, hard to press the left side) don’t know why lol
quick question, how tall are you and whats that board size.
6"2, the board is a 154 amplid dada, it's volume shifted
@malcolmmoore no way. I'm 6'2. I never thought 154 would be a good length I have a 160 I'm tired of cause it's so heavy. I thought about dropping to 157. But thanks for the heads up. I see alot of how I wiggle in your riding pattern
@@mynervv ride warpig, ride superpig, K2 party platter, Salomon dancehaul, all good volume shifted options!
ight I am a size 13 boot, won't matter with volume shifted cause its wide already right?@@malcolmmoore
P.S I'm 1.86 tall and using a Jones All-Mountain.
One of the best guides to the next progressive trick I need to learn. Please do more of these, you're an awesome instructor
Thanks ☺️ will do!!
Just had my week in Briançon on the villaneuve side, I just have to thank you Malcolm, I didn't catch one edge the entire week. I was terrified on flats and by the end I was doing over 40 kph on them. I would replay your videos in the evenings and work on different areas as I progressed, I went from green to speeding down reds within the week. But it was this video that you made about when you can make the earliest edge change that helped me the most! A switched just clicked in my head and I had it!
ruclips.net/video/s3dbXVK8hws/видео.html
Thanks once again man! Lifetime subscriber here and hope to bump into you on a slope some day 👍
Awesome, that's great to hear, and glad the vids are helping!
@@malcolmmoore it is, same for me I’m really doing better and building confidence on my board thanks to you!
First time I have ever subscribed to anything in my life but this is the best coaching I’ve watched and I’m 55 and still learning. Great work Malcom 🙌🏾
Welcome aboard!
I'mma....go and hug the snow... 🤪
Perfect timing! exactly what I'm learning at the moment!
Can't wait to try it with your step by step tutorial!
Amazing hope it helps!!
Thank you so much for the incredible content! The way you break down the trick into incremental milestones each with their own tips helps so much. I can't do the full cab yet but I've been able to progress while feel safe and in control.
just what I was learning this past week...your timing is bonkers! this is really really well explained. thanks for putting in the work man. love your vibe & riding style
Awesome! 👌
@Malcolm Moore, can you do a video on what we can do at home to practice our snowboarding technique and build muscle memory? No for tricks, just better body positioning, control, heel to toe switches, the basics. I live in the desert, so i don't get to go up and board often enough to pull a lot of your exercises together during the seasons.
Up until this video, I didn't know that move was called a nose roll! That nose roll move is also used as turns on steeps and moguls. If you believe it's useful, I'd like to suggest a video on nose roll turns for riding in steep terrain and moguls.
A problem I have on steeper terrain is that when I do the nose roll, the back of the board catches on the hill. I'm probably not swinging the back end high enough.
Hi Malcolm, I'm boarding between Kaprun Ketsteinhorn at 3000M and Zell Am See until the end of March 2023. I've got my carving going well, I'm switching 180 and 360 both ways after spending 3 days riding out of my comfort zone (Goofy). 2 problems, one is just actuall getting the jump done without catching the wrong edge and also starting my first Jumps of the small ramps and tables in the various fun parks and Saalbach's Nitro park. How do I overcome my total lack of confidence and go for it? In Kaprun, there is also an amazing 1/2 pipe which I ride right up to the edge, but this is only because I ride verts on the skateboard in the Netherlands. So, I think it's all about confidence.
Props to your camera man, following you and managing to film you expertly at the same time! That can't be easy
I should probably pay him more than the occasional beer 🍺🤔
One of my absolute favorite tricks, I must do it at least a couple of times per run. Was feeling very confident this last weekend that I could get the 5 around... didn't go quite as well.
Haha, yeah, it's the next step but the toe edge catch can get you!
Gonna learn this one I think in march. Cheers for the introduction
Great explaining! May I ask which board you ride (Lenght, name) and how tall and heavy you are? The board seems to be super soft (what I think is great). GReets
Hello Malcom! I love you content and would like some help please. Every time I'm on black runs or very steep blues when I go onto my toe edge I pick up insane amounts of speed then I'm going across the fall like way to fast and not in control. I'm committing to the turn and trying to do it quick but even if it's quick i do a super fast half circle and I'm out of control. Trying to keep weight on front foot, use my knees and hips but still can't get it
Lost count of the number of skiers that decided you and the camera man were slalom gates
😂
Smooth. Simple. Easy riding. Experienced 👌🏼
A cab is always full, otherwise its a halfcab...
Haha 😂
so calm and educational. much better than so many bigger channels. im gonna be practising these on sunday!
I can't do switch yet. Am I able to do this?
Thanks Malcolm!
😊😊
Are you riding on a soft flex board for this? I have a medium stiff board and I'm wondering if I can pull it off on this board.
yes you can
Great explanation, you make it look so easy! I will have to work on the revert and switch riding first as it is always in the back of my head that I will catch an edge.
Thanks for another excellent tutorial / video
Please please show us more tricks to progress. Terrain here in my local small resort is very limited, so tricks are the ideal ones to practice Thank you very much !
Thanks dude for dividing trick on small steps because it really helps me learning)
Thanks 🙏😊
Dear Malkolm, what mark of snowboard you have in this tutorial?
Thank you, greetings from Serbia!
Cool video Malcolm! I will learn this trick until the end of this season. For some time I’m already naturally doing the first half of the trick, so it should not be that hard to finish it. But the movement with the hand is something I might’ve been doing wrong all the time. Thank you 🙂
🙌
Awesome, looks so easy - hope to try it out soon!
Thanks Malcolm. Can you do a video on how early intermediates who can carve blues cleanly should approach black runs? They are steep so carving isn’t an option at this skill level, so I think gripped turns are the way to go but I’m not certain
Yeah, gripped turns, this video goes over everything you'll need: ruclips.net/video/TEcjZmM4B7o/видео.html
Great vid!. Are you using a shorter board to do this? If Im using a mid flex 5 board, would that be okay to learn these tricks?
What i really don't get is if it is more like a Nollie, or more like a "catching the Edge" on the frontside nose section. Actually i got some decent pops and torque momentum if i catch the Edge.
Judging from the Video, you are catching the edge as well in the Frontside Nose Roll section.
But i have seen other tutorials where it looks more like a Nollie.
What is your board size and your height?
I think my board(156 cm) is too big for me being 167cm tall
Great camera work as always
I'll tell my guy 🙌🙌
I'm not sure to understand what you call revert in this video, is it this 180 move on the ground after the in the air trick part ?
Good content. Would be great if you had one that you considered great where you talk us through in voice over in slowmo
What is your board size and brand? And also what is your sizes?
Do you need a Twin Shape for this trick or can you also do it with a directional board?
FS 360 on the slope tutorial, pleaaaase!!!
Love some trick tutorials! Always looking forward to new videos. Hope the season holds up so I can practice more but it's already getting quite hot, fingers crossed for this weekend (I'll go to Ponte di legno/Tonale).
Yep, we desperately need more snow!
Cab. Fakie. Nose Roll. I find myself easily overwhelmed with snowboard terminology. 😵💫 So one day an instructor asked: “What is an Ollie?”
I: “It’s the opposite of an Nollie.” 🤣🤣🤣
I know. Cheeky little devil. 😬
😂😂😂😂
i would say this is more of a maneuver than a trick unless you are doing it off of something or onto something
It's not a caballerial unless you're fakie
I immediately recognized l'alpe d'Huez ! ❤❤ God I love this end of the day specific sunlight... such good memories that come up.
Will be going on march. Can't wait
The inventor of the trick, Steve Caballero, once said "stop calling it full cab". There's the cab (caballerial), and the half cab. Full cab is redundant.
He must know something about it.
We should maybe address snowboarders calling anything switch frontside cab as a starting point 😂
how soft is your board? i cant bent mine almost at all. grr
Nice video malcolm. I have short legs and really struggle making the board pop for anything. I'm 165cm and usually ride 151-153cm boards. Do you thigh it would be easier to pop the nose and tail with a shorter binding stance or longer binding stance (legs closer together or farther apart) does it matter?
Malcolm, could you make a series for beginner tricks? Like bs/fs 180s then bs/fs nose/tail rolls etc.. would love to watch em
This is a very small board for your size?
EXCITED - Basic tricks video's are great! Please more of these. Also, curious if you've done a clip about dorso/planter ankle engagement and how those fit into the advanced turns tutorials (low cross under, etc). Congrats on the kiddo.
Neat trick, nice tutorial! What's the difference between a full cab and a frontside 360 popped from a nollie? Not sure if I understand the terminology.
A cab spin is supposed to be popped from a fakie (or switch nollie). When Malcom is doing the ones he mentions are uncomfortable with his left foot forward, those wouldn't technically be a cab spin for a regular ride, but a cab spin for a goofy rider. He's just showing off both. So basically, nothing other than the riders preferred stance.
Exactly as ZeeBone says! I come from skateboarding first, and a full cab is a trick named after Steve Caballero. He did a fakie (switch nollie) 360 and it became known as a Caballerial or a Full Cab. It is always a frontside spin off the switch nose, or fakie, end of the board. In snowboarding 'cab' has just kind of become normal language for any switch frontside spin. For instance 'cab 9' meaning switch frontside 900. For me however, a true cab, like in skateboarding, is popped off the nose whilst riding switch!
Thanks for the clear explanation, I understand!
Awesome vid. Great breakdown! Just curious, what model board are you riding? And what length is it? Thanks & Cheers! -Eric
Amplid Dada, a volume shifted 154!
Hey Malcolm, off topic but whilst I was away recently I was thinking about binding angles and just though it would be cool if you did a video about different binding angles and show people how different angles effect your riding.
Hi Malcolm, would love to see an instructional on buttering. Thanks!
I wanna see you do it on a full camber board!
Is 5 or 6 Stiffness to hard for these things? I kinda not getting the hang of it
Hello. What the best flex for tricks ?
What happened to the warca? Very good videos and instructive. Keep the excellent work!
Always so helpful. My First try did it sloppy but my third was perfect.
Love your videos❤
I do find it easier to back cab for some reason thoe lol
Been doing half cabs since forever but i never thought of trying a full cab, ffs
Haha go for it!!
@@malcolmmoore coming with feedback, thanks to your tips managed to land an agreeable cab 3 after a couple of tries. It's really fun!
You take the cool out of your tricks wearing that pansy matching outfit, thats for skiers, makes me feel embarrassed to be an english snowboard. 🫣🤦♂️
Nice tutorial though.
Have a word with Jeremy Jones and tell him his outerwear sucks 👍
@@malcolmmooreGoogle Jeremy Jones and see how many images you see with him wearing matching pants and top/Jacket.
@@jonathanthemad7071 alright then, I get it, fashion police isn't a fan of this look. Don't let it embarrass you too much though, have a good day!
Thank you for pointing out how the nose pushing into snow to create lavage point, personally i have a mental blind spot that i cant do 180 because it feels like the nose will dig into the snow and cause me catch.
Amazing break down !! 🤩 so safe. Thank you 😊
Hey Malcom, could you help with something, Beginner - intermediate level, flat sections thats also pretty icy, how do we not land on our face all the time ? One section on a great pist in Greece gets icy on a flat section
Va movement oive been makin wiv me arms
Hi Malcolm, if you have time, please try break it down Ryan Knapton nose roll. He has some of weirdest and yet very cool nose roll.
Yeah, a good idea for next season!
Hey Malcolm! What's the place called where you are?
Alpe d'Huez France 🤩
@@malcolmmoore Cheers! Hope to catch up for a few lessons in manage to get there!
I really dig these break down videos! Superb explained, you make us all ride better and better and better … THX!!! 🤜🤛
🙌 cheers man, hope you're well!
@@malcolmmoore Yeah! Counting down my days to finally make some deep turns into real snow. 24 to go. 😅
@@thomasgebhard3332 haha awesome!
@@malcolmmoore 3 days to go. Stoke level is high! I will DM you some pictures via instagram, be prepared! 😂
@@thomasgebhard3332 haha awesome!
If these tutorials help to this trick your name will remain with golden letters in my snowboarding history. Thank you, it is fantastic trick 🙂
Aha, okey.
Awesome!
Thanks for the explanation.
Where is that please?
Thanks so much 😊 filmed in Alpe d'Huez France
Can you do the same pop off the side of the Piste on a raise bank and land in the soft stuff on the other side? Also, can you show it in some deeper, softer stuff please?
Cristal clear explanation! I just learned switch from your other video and I'm confident to try this one now. I like how you mention how you use your arm to switch the weight, never occured to me to make use of my arms to initiate that.
Casual Malcom slipped out there for a sec @ 1:56 😄
What size is the board ?
looks so fucking ez😩
Nice tutorial and nice trick, esp. if stalled out (still need to work on that). Also easy to catch the heel edge :)
cant wait to try this, hoping i can transfer 20 years of skateboarding into this
🙌🙌🙌
whats the flex of yoru board? it looks extremely soft!
Mid flex, yeah a softer board is easier for these, but not essential!
Are those the supermatic bindings?
Yes 😊😊
Я ничего не понимаю что говорят в этом видео, но вся техника выполнения прыжка на 360° показана поэтапно поэтому все и так понятно без слов👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥
Thank you ☺️☺️☺️
Snowboard play, love it.
Great exercises to get the feel of rotation. And imo essential to safely spin your first 180/360.
Yes 🙌🙌
Supermatic ✅️✅️
I was up Mt Baker yesterday trying these!! 🤙🏽
Getting butters and riding switch a bit more.
Starting to come together 💪🏽🤘🏽
Nice, jealous of you at Baker!
Great explanation. Snow looks mighty soft and powdery. Does this make a big difference compared to hard groomers?
Noticed you are still with the supermatics, how are they holding up trough the season? (Thinking of getting them but read some reviews about people having issues with them/the mechanism)
Soft and slushy here, hard groomers would be fine, but icy wouldn't be the best. Supermatics are holding up fine, but that doesn't mean that other people's aren't failing, I can only speak for my own! When I'm teaching, which is typically 5 or 6 days a week I have them on and they do make my life easier!
Great video and thanks for showing it both ways! Us goofy riders REALLY appreciate it!!
Thanks I got your back 😉
Hey Malcolm, how has it been with the step in bindings? People bash them but you make them look safe and practical. Any advice?
Yeah I mean they do the job, there's a bit of extra weight and obviously they cost more, but they do work. They're by no means any better than normal bindings but obviously you don't have to strap in with these, you get the step in functionality, so if you need that functionality then yeah, I think the supermatics are the best of the bunch! I have a couple of reviews of them on my channel that go deeper into them if you haven't seen those.
@@malcolmmoore thanks! I just watched the reviews. Super helpful. I’ll be buying them for next season ✌️
is it assassin right ?
Another great vid 👏 Props to your camera person too 💪
Thanks so much 😊😊 and I'll let him know 🫶🫶
So much joy watching this. Good camera work too. relaxed
Thanks I'll tell my guy 😊😊
Great as always Malcolm! Just an off-topic question, are you happy with the Supermatica 😊
Yeah, I have them on almost all the time when I'm teaching, they just make my life that bit easier. I teach 7 hours 6 days a week and they're perfect for that. I still use normal bindings too, but it's more that I just have the supermatics on one board, and my now bindings on another board.
Have you addressed how to Ollie (Better/higher) in any other videos? I feel like my not great Ollies are holding me back from a lot of the things I want to do.
Snowboard addiction has a good video on that, I'd also like to comment that boards have different stiffnesses, I borrowed a friend's powder board and all the tricks I know became much harder because it was less flexible. A springy board definitely helps with ollies
Or is it this ?
Man Alps are melting. Same in Tignes. Soon we will be doing mudboarding -_-
Yep, one of the worst winters I've seen in a long time! I'm sure you're fairing better than us though, too many South facing slopes here!
This man just always dropping Ws, thanks for all the help/tutorials they are awesome.
My pleasure!
hei Malcolm, this is a really fun one and i was practicing in slushy snow on Monday since carving was really difficult. thank for the tips. how do you find the Dada for buttering since it's mainly a powder board? does it fights you for during the presses? does it pop?
Hey, I find the dada butters super easily, it's pretty soft in comparison to most other boards I ride, for me it's my go to park board!