Stop skipping the progression. Most people have trouble with 3’s because they have yet to master 180’s. Take your time and progress confidently. Don’t rush 👊🏽
he hardly can progress from this trained false upper body position ... its already in his muscle memory... ones a trick is working, but with wrong body position, it is hard to correct it just by next attempt and saying "yes I will send it" before. But anyways, he landed it and fast progression is always hard
I can totally feel the guy. Getting more pop takes more courage as jumps can really send you up high. When you don't have full confidence yet you tend to focus more on the spin and make it faster to come around with less height. Which always feels rushed of course. So I am guessing the best course of action would rather be to do lots of straight airs with more height first, then go back to the back 3.
Nev’s snowboard addiction are the best, honest and humble! They really want to help all riders in the world without emptying There pockets. Watching your tutorials sinds 2008/09. Bought a hoodie for support. Keep it up Nev!
im here mostly watching because im a snowboard instructor and i love your teaching style, you dont push them out of their comfort zone but you also have them push themselves. brilliant.
Watching these video to get ready for winter and this afternoon i was struggling with my 180 backside on skateboard and i apply the tips on looking backward and not trying to spot the landing. Help a lot to stay balanced on the landing !
With skateboarding back 80's are all about that front foot, and staying centered over it. Try landing a few in pivots/reverts to get the feel down better. It will help a lot when the time comes to start doing them full and throwing them down stairs.
its not a question of sending it. he needs to clean up the upper body position from bending over and teasing the lip with his hand before takeoff.. because if he starts from this position popping it, he will end up in cork and crash hard.
@@winterzahn youre overcomplicating things. the whole reason people do 180s before 360s is because it allows you to get used to the popping and the line you need to take for any spin trick without having to actually wind up and spin. the speed isnt really a factor at his level when the knuckle is so small, even 360s on flat are childs play if you can pop
No back 1s because I suck at switch. Man, I feel that so much. My time on the hill is so limited, riding switch keeps getting re-prioritized to the bottom of the list haha.
His stance seems too wide also. Would definitely Narrow it down so he can actually be able to use more pop . You loose lot of pop and pressure when the stance are too wide! Also would check the angles of his bindings .
@@pierceb2105 Seriously? I ride wakeboard, i just started snowboarding last winter and only did it like 3 times in total. But i feel so uncomfortable riding switch. Is it really that critical? I feel like this winter ill be able to try 360s but 180s i dunno cause of riding switch. I always envy seeing this guys riding switch like nothing, but if it is that important riding switch next winter i can try to practice and focus on that even if it take more time to improve.
@@zargator10 if you can't ride switch, you're seriously limiting what you'll be able to do in the park. It also helps general all mountain riding, as it can be tiring only riding one stance. The learning curve for switch should be pretty easy if you can ride well regular (or goofy depending what's normal for you). I'm not a great rider BTW, but I can ride goofy just as well as i can ride regular. In fact I was stomping switch fs 3s before regular fs 3s.
@@zargator10 yeah it's pretty important. Once you grasp switch it will open up 50% more tricks. You shouldn't be doing 360s without solid 180s. And if you want to do 540 you're back at square one. The only way to learn switch is to keep doing it. The more you fall the more you'll learn what not to do. I force myself to do switch 50% of the time. Just remember to learn forward foot heavy while switching heel to toe else you'll catch.
@@SnowboardAddiction yes if he pops with rear hand drag, he will end up in cork position almost miller flip like , but crashing hard. Upper body position is completly off axis by doing hand drag, so he eliminates every chance for pop
Andrew Hua it is okay to do but personally learning 1’s first is a whole lot easier, it’ll help you figure out what’s more comfortable and natural feeling eg backside or frontside
It might be okay, but what if your first 3 attempt comes up short on rotation and you have to land switch? That exact thing happened to me on a few of my first attempts. I forced myself to learn switch over about 3-5 days of concerted effort during my first season, and continued to practice until I could ride regular and goofy equally on a twin board. I currently don't even know which stance is more comfortable for me, and think having that flexibility is a great asset and confidence booster in many snowboarding maneuvers. But... each snowboarder does things differently, and one should ultimately do whatever they feel is best for their own style or abilities.
He has the same problem with pops that I just realized I had. He tries to pop at the lip, where it's too late to do it. If he saw the snowboard addiction video about pop, he'd know to gradually extend his legs as he's going up the ramp!
@@SnowboardAddiction thanks! His courage to take up the medium kicker even though it was the first time was a plus too. That, combined with Nev's encouragement, makes a good combo for great improvements ;)
His issue isn’t his rotation it’s the way he approaches the jump, he slips the lip too much people are saying that he is too low in the air but it just looks like he’s going for a back 3 tuck knee he just has to work on popping off
dude is gonna hurt himself not using any pop on anything...Even the method was just like a run off....You can tell he is not comfortable with his board....Good teaching though.
No progression at all during this video. His problem is that he's leaning too far backward and on the tail - up the hill, resulting in a more of a cork type spin.
I would like to ride with the snowboarding guys from America together, I think they would give me a discount for my age of 36 years 1 month I ride and my pronunciation can be written to me
first off his stance is way to wide. I wish wide stance riders would realise wide stance is going to limit your abilities drastically. it's just simple physics.. second he's losing all his pop and momentum by squatting his knees they way he is before the take off. again wide stance riders you're majority limiting your abilities with spin and pop and just everything
I disagree, maybe you are small with smaller sized feet so wide stance doesn't suit ,I am bigger guy ,wide stance much more stable for me ,more surface area to land on ,his pop is limited from his upperbody not be used properly,back aligned ,front arm lifting on takeoff ,head in right place, everyone has different body types etc that is why stance will always be different but narrow stance riding rails ,to me anyway looks 'wack'
The biggest mistake is that he landing it on wrong edge. If you land it on toe side, the rotation is not thamed, that's why you must land it on heelside edge :)
these live coachings are pure gold.
Stop skipping the progression. Most people have trouble with 3’s because they have yet to master 180’s. Take your time and progress confidently. Don’t rush 👊🏽
I like how he made almost no progress and coach Nev just kept telling him that he was doing better even though he wasn't
Stance too wide. Cant ride switch. Won't progress
I think it is called encouragement.
he hardly can progress from this trained false upper body position ... its already in his muscle memory... ones a trick is working, but with wrong body position, it is hard to correct it just by next attempt and saying "yes I will send it" before. But anyways, he landed it and fast progression is always hard
Dude looked exactly the same off every jump and coach straight up lied to him. Zero pop, poor rotation…buddy needs to go back to 180 school
I can totally feel the guy. Getting more pop takes more courage as jumps can really send you up high. When you don't have full confidence yet you tend to focus more on the spin and make it faster to come around with less height. Which always feels rushed of course. So I am guessing the best course of action would rather be to do lots of straight airs with more height first, then go back to the back 3.
Nev’s snowboard addiction are the best, honest and humble!
They really want to help all riders in the world without emptying There pockets.
Watching your tutorials sinds 2008/09.
Bought a hoodie for support.
Keep it up Nev!
Live coaching is the best way to show common problems!!!!!!!!!!!!
im here mostly watching because im a snowboard instructor and i love your teaching style, you dont push them out of their comfort zone but you also have them push themselves. brilliant.
Very helpful! I thought my jumping days were behind me, but this gets me stoked to get back into it!
Same comment as Andre 2 years later. These live coachings are top notch. I watch all the snowboard vloggers. These are the best.
New video tutorial style is magic
I've been following your channel since ages dude and your new live coachings are a game changer! I love it!!
Do you use ollie popo or both feet pop for these tricks
Watching these video to get ready for winter and this afternoon i was struggling with my 180 backside on skateboard and i apply the tips on looking backward and not trying to spot the landing. Help a lot to stay balanced on the landing !
With skateboarding back 80's are all about that front foot, and staying centered over it. Try landing a few in pivots/reverts to get the feel down better. It will help a lot when the time comes to start doing them full and throwing them down stairs.
Nev´s voice somehow turns into Gordon Ramsey´s voice for a second when asking "you hate back ones?" @07:12 lol
I love this stuff but my man in black just doesn’t want to send it. He’s afraid to get air.
I thought the same thing as I watched him crash down on the knuckle on those medium jumps. Don't blame him though, I'm the same way lol.
its not a question of sending it. he needs to clean up the upper body position from bending over and teasing the lip with his hand before takeoff.. because if he starts from this position popping it, he will end up in cork and crash hard.
i think he really just needs to practice the back 180s, it'll be easier for him to focus on the pop and not the spin
@@winterzahn youre overcomplicating things. the whole reason people do 180s before 360s is because it allows you to get used to the popping and the line you need to take for any spin trick without having to actually wind up and spin. the speed isnt really a factor at his level when the knuckle is so small, even 360s on flat are childs play if you can pop
So cool you being out there and helping people like that. Very nice. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Great video Nev! These type of tutorials make it so much better for learning. Please do more.
Love your channel and live coaching - SUPER helpful...put it to work tomorrow!
No back 1s because I suck at switch. Man, I feel that so much. My time on the hill is so limited, riding switch keeps getting re-prioritized to the bottom of the list haha.
You'll find that it should only take a day or two before you feel comfortable.
Take the time, and you'll not regret it
His stance seems too wide also. Would definitely Narrow it down so he can actually be able to use more pop . You loose lot of pop and pressure when the stance are too wide! Also would check the angles of his bindings .
No back 1's, = no progression.
Agreed! No switch, no progression.
Ideally you want to be able to ride both ways, before trying to hit 3s either direction
@@pierceb2105 Seriously? I ride wakeboard, i just started snowboarding last winter and only did it like 3 times in total. But i feel so uncomfortable riding switch. Is it really that critical? I feel like this winter ill be able to try 360s but 180s i dunno cause of riding switch.
I always envy seeing this guys riding switch like nothing, but if it is that important riding switch next winter i can try to practice and focus on that even if it take more time to improve.
@@zargator10 if you can't ride switch, you're seriously limiting what you'll be able to do in the park. It also helps general all mountain riding, as it can be tiring only riding one stance.
The learning curve for switch should be pretty easy if you can ride well regular (or goofy depending what's normal for you).
I'm not a great rider BTW, but I can ride goofy just as well as i can ride regular. In fact I was stomping switch fs 3s before regular fs 3s.
@@zargator10 yeah it's pretty important. Once you grasp switch it will open up 50% more tricks. You shouldn't be doing 360s without solid 180s. And if you want to do 540 you're back at square one. The only way to learn switch is to keep doing it. The more you fall the more you'll learn what not to do. I force myself to do switch 50% of the time. Just remember to learn forward foot heavy while switching heel to toe else you'll catch.
No switch no progression.
awesome tim!! keep that shredding progression going 👊
I really like this style of video
Whats with those rear hand drags..? Kills his potential to pop
CustomChingy style points I think🤔😂
@@SnowboardAddiction
yes if he pops with rear hand drag, he will end up in cork position almost miller flip like , but crashing hard.
Upper body position is completly off axis by doing hand drag, so he eliminates every chance for pop
I love these videos!
Do you think it's okay to go straight to 3s instead of learning 1s due to limitations with switch riding?
Andrew Hua it is okay to do but personally learning 1’s first is a whole lot easier, it’ll help you figure out what’s more comfortable and natural feeling eg backside or frontside
It might be okay, but what if your first 3 attempt comes up short on rotation and you have to land switch? That exact thing happened to me on a few of my first attempts.
I forced myself to learn switch over about 3-5 days of concerted effort during my first season, and continued to practice until I could ride regular and goofy equally on a twin board. I currently don't even know which stance is more comfortable for me, and think having that flexibility is a great asset and confidence booster in many snowboarding maneuvers.
But... each snowboarder does things differently, and one should ultimately do whatever they feel is best for their own style or abilities.
Wonderful vid. Wish i had a teacher like you
Also one question m, on your website the tramp boards first pic is the board with no bindings on it. Does it come with the bindings or no?
That 1 guy that went woooooo
Great format video - please more of these! @Nev - do you do Private lessons at Whistler?
Great format !! I’m waiting for moreeee!!!
thank you so much for posting this
Nev I love your style. So much steeze brotha 👍
i think his biggest issue is not enough pop but overall a pretty solid rider, good one Nev
He has the same problem with pops that I just realized I had. He tries to pop at the lip, where it's too late to do it. If he saw the snowboard addiction video about pop, he'd know to gradually extend his legs as he's going up the ramp!
He's going for bs cork 360 for sure))))
best advice i ever got for backside anything was bend at the knees, don't lean over - which is what he does a little on his first jump.
he lacks pop, that's the solution.
A lot of it!
@Sweet Tea right!!
@@daleyvb he would pop into cork
He keeps staying low; he needs to really pop off
Awesome video, great fornat!
Need proper progression to go far, 180, then 360, 540,....
Breaking at the waist off the lip?
awesome video and style, great progression Tim!! :)
@@SnowboardAddiction thanks! His courage to take up the medium kicker even though it was the first time was a plus too. That, combined with Nev's encouragement, makes a good combo for great improvements ;)
What’s that music playing the background I need to have it in my life
This customer is a boss, he learned 360's so fast that he didn't even own snowboard pants yet.
great video!
anyone know what kind of snow pants the guy in the black is wearing?
Where is this?
His issue isn’t his rotation it’s the way he approaches the jump, he slips the lip too much people are saying that he is too low in the air but it just looks like he’s going for a back 3 tuck knee he just has to work on popping off
wish i could be coached by you im literally the easiest person ot teach cus if you tell me to do something i will do it
first you need baby step.... this dude skips 180s because he scare of landing down his switch... He will improve if he learn 180s....
What is nev helmet
Dude loved the tips, def gonna help my back 3s as well 🙌🏻
Good
Fist jump 3:22 second 6:10 third 9:22 . Looks like he his hyper cautious of catching heel edge.
Hand dragging but it’s progression skipping back 1s nev he doesn’t know how lucky to have a 1 on 1 with ya
Like learning how to run before walking.
Damn Tims outfit is steeezey
I bet this guy read all of these comments and can probably ride switch now lol.
No pop
Hi nev!
Wait I saw Tim in another Snowboard Video just 5min ago😂
I dunno why he keeps going down so low as if he's touching the snow before he rotates.....just food for thought!!!
Tighten stance don’t drag hand off lip
What this kid is doing wrong is he's trying to walk before he learns to crawl.
I wonder if he's comfortable just doing a regular pop off a kicker.
dude is gonna hurt himself not using any pop on anything...Even the method was just like a run off....You can tell he is not comfortable with his board....Good teaching though.
What helmets from a friend?
im certain you are the same guy from might car mods!!! certain!!!!!
this video is missing the random guy busting and wrecking in the backdrop
No progression at all during this video. His problem is that he's leaning too far backward and on the tail - up the hill, resulting in a more of a cork type spin.
4:26
he needs more milk...I mean more pop
this guy need to practice how to ollie and nollie before going on jumps... i doubt he knows how to do it.
I would like to ride with the snowboarding guys from America together, I think they would give me a discount for my age of 36 years 1 month I ride and my pronunciation can be written to me
stop bribing your landings, do the back one.
This guy is so broken at the waist going off the jump he's sliding his hand off the lip that's the 1st thing that needs to be fixed
100%
It's been 3 years, he hasn't fixed it yet lol.
first off his stance is way to wide. I wish wide stance riders would realise wide stance is going to limit your abilities drastically. it's just simple physics.. second he's losing all his pop and momentum by squatting his knees they way he is before the take off. again wide stance riders you're majority limiting your abilities with spin and pop and just everything
He's still riding wide stance in snowboard pro camp videos. Doubt he's gonna change anytime soon.
I disagree, maybe you are small with smaller sized feet so wide stance doesn't suit ,I am bigger guy ,wide stance much more stable for me ,more surface area to land on ,his pop is limited from his upperbody not be used properly,back aligned ,front arm lifting on takeoff ,head in right place, everyone has different body types etc that is why stance will always be different but narrow stance riding rails ,to me anyway looks 'wack'
Jesus Christ kid your hand should never ever entirely ever touch the ground before take off.
Bro made no progress 😂
You can’t always see the progress made in a single day, but it is there!
The biggest mistake is that he landing it on wrong edge. If you land it on toe side, the rotation is not thamed, that's why you must land it on heelside edge :)
Completely and entirely incorrect
8:15 no fucking way that’s my homie who just rocked up behind them😂 that’s sick he works park crew
He’s definitely a rail kid that’s how he does back 3s off a rail I bet
Haha no way I saw my homie in the background