you are gonna be tempted to do some hard shit. but unless the girl is already a good boarder you will end up spending more time trying to regroup. my advice if she is a beginner just trick around on the bunny slopes. its less time waiting for regroups and if you eat it pulling a trick she wont have to hike back up to you.
Did the same in the 90s. Bought all videos with my friends and watched them over and over again. I watched the tricks that I wanted to learn frame by frame to study how they start the trick before the take off and how to balance the weight and how to steer the rotation during the jump by looking in a certain direction or staying compact etc.
@@sebastiankolter Back in the days I could do a trick or two. It sure helped me a lot to study those videos. I think before being able to land any "complex" trick, you have to really understand it in your hand first, and have the confidence that you can actually land this. And of course, you have to be prepared to eat shit over and over sometimes. I remember one of my favorite days in my snowboarding life, where we had the most epic powder I have ever had, and we build some kickers in the pow and I landed my first backflip, my first misty flip 7 and my first frontside rodeo 7 on that single day. Couldn't believe that. I was so stoked.
I'm still on season one ! Two days snowboarding and as a rider in many other sports (surf wakeboard skateboard) it came so naturally it blew my mind !! it's like I jumped out the chairlift and knew how to ride. Feels so good I can't even look at my skis anymore. Believe it or not I was hitting the park at the end of day two
Same. I surfed and skated and skied as a kid. Mid 40s and went snowboarding. Ate it most of the day learning the board's reaction to things. Hit hard a lot then...I said F it and jumped off the steepest slope at the resort. Everything clicked. It was the first run I didn't fall. I felt connected to the mountain for the first time. Surfed it all the way down. I sure didn't want to fall at those speeds. After that I fell a few times but not bad.
i came off windsurfing. 5 hours into snowboarding (mostly powder) an i can turn, jump and do wheelies ( or however they are called). on steep slopes i can only stop by ninja vanish and never appear again atm 🤣
Gonna try to throw some of these down this season. Gonna be my second season snowboarding, only made it out twice last year but I feel like I picked things up very fast!!
You shouldn’t be worried about tricks yet, it’s my 8th season snowboarding and I’ve noticed that simply getting better at harder terrain such as mogul blacks and stuff of that sort helps you get comfortable on medium terrain in order to do some tricks
@@alpayatayt5121 i'm only worried about tricks because I picked up snowboarding faster than 99% of people, its just natural to me, i've already went down a black diamond and i've only been twice. Some people just take longer and thats fine but not for me :D
Going to try these out this season! Only my second season snowboarding but I'm ready to take it to the next level 🙏🏻 Edit: The amount of support and love from y'all is incredible! I love this community and I'm so happy I got into this sport a couple years ago. Let's own this season, y'all!! 🤙🏻
same here! last year my friend taught me, luckily ive been longboarding for the past 10yrs so getting on the snowboard and bombing the trails almost came naturally. but this year i wanna do some cool shit lol
@@soapyzion I run Burton bindings with the photon boot style. They are solid and very convenient. I’ve never had a malfunction with it. The step ons I used to run as a kid used to come loose all the time, but burton did a great job designing the next generation.
I’ve been snowboarding for a couple years and i only know a few tricks (one of them is in the video) so i felt a bit stuck lately and like I’m not improving. I’m definitely going to try at least one tomorrow! Thank you so much!
I’m going on my 15th year snowboarding and I’ve got down the speed like a demon runs and now all I wanna do is being able to add onto those runs to make them look better
I actually did the BS tail drag once, not fast of course but still very fun. It was my first 3 days of snowboarding. I can't wait it to be winter again. 3 weeks no snow is really depressing D:
I went snowboarding for my first time and I basically did some weak ninja vanishes because the "beginner" slopes at this mountain were super steep and I would pick up speed as soon as I got on my feet. Naturally I would do toe turns and kick up snow 😅 Looked impressive I bet, until a couple moments later when I would do a heel turn and slide on my butt 💀
softer flex boards will make any trick where you are flexing the board/bending the board easier, but it can still be done with a stiff board usually. probably the only one in this video you need a board with at least a medium-soft flex is the tail block. everything else you should be good
As someone who is going to try snowboarding for the first time in a few months. I'm totally going to try some of these just to see if I can lol. Not the side hits though, I don't want to risk slamming into a tree.
Mountain I went to for first time didn't really have this, then again they had a couple "easy" slopes, but I stuck to the entrance where it was the least tree populated 😂 when I looked at the map we were only in 1/8 of the section of mountain available, so I know when I get my skills up I'll try going further up some day.
Hi there ! I want to shred and work on basic spins and grabs in the park and I’m looking for an intermediate/advanced all-mountain freestyle board that is playful and stable enough but not too stiff (around 4 to 6 flex), do tou guys have any recommandations ? What do you think about the Jones Tweaker or the Capita Doa ?
@@ShredSchool1 mostly gunna be riding resorts in California. Maybe some Colorado trips. I am looking to improve my skills on the mountain with small tricks and getting a little more speed Edit: I have an orca for the more powdery conditions
@@MrBobDigits if you want to learn more tricks, personally I would go for a 154. I'm 6'1 175lbs and ride a 154 for rails and early season, and 156 for big jumps and free riding. Honestly, I've never ridden a 158. I would probably only ride it for big mountain terrain if I was charging steep chutes etc... and jumping off cliffs.
a 155 to 158 with a flex rating of 4 is tons of fun, honestly it doesn't matter if its a 156 or a 158 flex is what you really feel, hard flex is for hard conditions and speedy carves with a lot of pop, low flex is for the butter tricks and lower speed stuff, both do park but i like soft boards better. It sound like you don't ride a ton so here is a tip I ride all weekend every weekend for the past 17 years (since I was 3) I watch people get so hung up on the details of this board or that board oh these bindings and boots have this or that, at the end of the day any new board will be great, just ride and ride until you wear the board out, just ride until you figure out what you like but figuring that out is different for everyone and takes a while
So what’s the probability of snapping your board trying to the tail block? I have a 2021 Burton Custom and while i expect it to be some solid build quality, I’m still mildly paranoid lol.
Nice Vid 4 sure 🤙🏽 but i kinda missed that u didn't mentioned the tripod... tbh i dont even really know if u can classify it as a "ez" trick but its such a fun trick ... but not if u have to buy every season new gloves 😂 Tripod = Glove shredder
@@ShredSchool1 going for playback underneath the "alle down" signs if its safe ... Bad story i once ripped out the flag ( got stuck like duckt tape on my Googles 😂😅 ) but as responsible i am i hiked like 100m up the mountain again and put it back where it belong to not like others i saw who just didn't care about it cuz they are "TO COOL" for that.
Love this! So helpful! This is my first season only snowboarding so I’m still learning beginner tricks but I have two older brothers who are a lot better than me and I have some really experienced friends and I found that it helps im e improve so much to ride with them! Does anyone have any tips on 180s?
I wanna try the tail block.. I already do side hits.. Im just not skilled enough to hit huge ones. I am use to homemade jumps so when I was younger so I like the parts of the mountain that weren't groomed to be jumps.. They're raw and feel amazing
I want to hit the tail block too. Sometimes I misjudge my speed going up a wall, usually just ride back down but doing the tail block is gonna be way better.
Tried the tailblock, forgot how icy the slope was and ended up doing a 360-ish flip and slamming my head into the ground, it was fun, eventually got the hang of it, but I'm pretty sure my friends busted a lung laughing at my attempts lmao
I believe that someone called it that, I just don't think that's what it's really called. Do you have the origin? Hot garbage in the early 2000's was always an overturned front board
Doing flips is a whole other thing, but I'm scared to do even any kind of grabs in general because I'm terrified of holding the board for too long and end up landing on and breaking or completely severing off my fingers. Is that a reasonable risk or would you consider that to be just an irrational fear of mine?
Just start out by bringing your legs up to your chest when you do a jump. After that, try tapping your board wherever you want to grab it. After you get more and more comfortable, try grabbing a hold of it for a little. Just take the small steps and you’ll get there.
hey guys!! new here , cool stuff I really like how the tricks are done in regular because im still learning switch. Could you make more strictly for riding regular?
If i were you id just bite the bullet and learn switch completely. Then you'll know two tricks for every one regular trick. Also, you'll have complete mountain riding comfort to mix reg. and goofy which opens up creativity to the max. Just an opinion here tho. I ride regular and did for 15 years before i started to care about switch lol wish i could undo that decision. It would have made so many years much more fun and comfortable and safe and gratifying😆. Just my two cents. Happy riding👍
@@twerkingtwinkies2335 yeah im trying my best but i literally cant even stand hahaha but i guess itll take time but yea was just asking for reg tricks for the meantime so i can still look somewhat cool in whis😂
![How to Backside 180 On A Snowboard [Coolest trick ever?]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Y8R1DfMuNIE/mqdefault.jpg)
![How to Backside 180 On A Snowboard [Coolest trick ever?]](/img/tr.png)
We've got a big goal to reach 100,000 subscribers 🏂. If you’d like to help us, hit that subscribe button! 👐
I got a date with my dream girl to go snowboarding and it will only be my second time so we gonna give it a good try
Get it player!
you are gonna be tempted to do some hard shit. but unless the girl is already a good boarder you will end up spending more time trying to regroup. my advice if she is a beginner just trick around on the bunny slopes. its less time waiting for regroups and if you eat it pulling a trick she wont have to hike back up to you.
You got this bro!
howd it go?
@@Gorgiss not bad we was both on are butt the whole time 😂
Did the same in the 90s. Bought all videos with my friends and watched them over and over again. I watched the tricks that I wanted to learn frame by frame to study how they start the trick before the take off and how to balance the weight and how to steer the rotation during the jump by looking in a certain direction or staying compact etc.
Did it work tho :D
@@sebastiankolter Back in the days I could do a trick or two. It sure helped me a lot to study those videos. I think before being able to land any "complex" trick, you have to really understand it in your hand first, and have the confidence that you can actually land this. And of course, you have to be prepared to eat shit over and over sometimes. I remember one of my favorite days in my snowboarding life, where we had the most epic powder I have ever had, and we build some kickers in the pow and I landed my first backflip, my first misty flip 7 and my first frontside rodeo 7 on that single day. Couldn't believe that. I was so stoked.
@@spraymaster epic!
I'm still on season one ! Two days snowboarding and as a rider in many other sports (surf wakeboard skateboard) it came so naturally it blew my mind !! it's like I jumped out the chairlift and knew how to ride. Feels so good I can't even look at my skis anymore. Believe it or not I was hitting the park at the end of day two
That’s awesome to hear, I do board sports too and I’m going up to the mountains this weekend to try it out! Super pumped to shred some powder!
Same. I surfed and skated and skied as a kid. Mid 40s and went snowboarding. Ate it most of the day learning the board's reaction to things. Hit hard a lot then...I said F it and jumped off the steepest slope at the resort. Everything clicked. It was the first run I didn't fall. I felt connected to the mountain for the first time. Surfed it all the way down. I sure didn't want to fall at those speeds. After that I fell a few times but not bad.
i came off windsurfing. 5 hours into snowboarding (mostly powder) an i can turn, jump and do wheelies ( or however they are called). on steep slopes i can only stop by ninja vanish and never appear again atm 🤣
Gonna try to throw some of these down this season. Gonna be my second season snowboarding, only made it out twice last year but I feel like I picked things up very fast!!
same!
You shouldn’t be worried about tricks yet, it’s my 8th season snowboarding and I’ve noticed that simply getting better at harder terrain such as mogul blacks and stuff of that sort helps you get comfortable on medium terrain in order to do some tricks
well? howd it go?
@@alpayatayt5121 i'm only worried about tricks because I picked up snowboarding faster than 99% of people, its just natural to me, i've already went down a black diamond and i've only been twice. Some people just take longer and thats fine but not for me :D
@@Gorgiss I haven't even had the chance to go yet :( the east coast is pretty bad. But thankfully I did pick up my first snowboard last week!!
Going to try these out this season! Only my second season snowboarding but I'm ready to take it to the next level 🙏🏻
Edit: The amount of support and love from y'all is incredible! I love this community and I'm so happy I got into this sport a couple years ago. Let's own this season, y'all!! 🤙🏻
awesome 🏂
same here! last year my friend taught me, luckily ive been longboarding for the past 10yrs so getting on the snowboard and bombing the trails almost came naturally. but this year i wanna do some cool shit lol
Best of luck I'm in season 2 as well
@@MrShaggy58 me2 hahshaha
good luck man same with me haha
My best trick involves rolling head first out of my step on bindings or just jumping straight into my board.
jumping two feet straight in to the step ins is impressive
What brand step in do you have? I was thinking about getting some this season
@@soapyzion I run Burton bindings with the photon boot style. They are solid and very convenient. I’ve never had a malfunction with it. The step ons I used to run as a kid used to come loose all the time, but burton did a great job designing the next generation.
I’ve been snowboarding for a couple years and i only know a few tricks (one of them is in the video) so i felt a bit stuck lately and like I’m not improving. I’m definitely going to try at least one tomorrow! Thank you so much!
you got this!
the 180 grab is so cool
Thanks for this video. Looking forward to trying it this season.
I’m going on my 15th year snowboarding and I’ve got down the speed like a demon runs and now all I wanna do is being able to add onto those runs to make them look better
shred it!
Hey dude I keep getting shred school adds and they are so good I always watch them!
Ninja vanish, tailblock, backside tail draggers - thanks guys!
Yesssssss!!! I love Side Hit Euphoria
so good, Arthur Longo is a beast
Magnifique board et super tribune 👌
Keystone had some nice slopes!!! Loved it there!!!!
I don’t have a single clue how to snow board, I’ve never snow boarding once in my life but here I am watching a video of how to do cool tricks
Thank my friend ) really helped me ) now I turned professional after your video)
really needed that, you got a new subscriber
Thank you so much this helped me a lot
I actually did the BS tail drag once, not fast of course but still very fun. It was my first 3 days of snowboarding. I can't wait it to be winter again. 3 weeks no snow is really depressing D:
I went snowboarding for my first time and I basically did some weak ninja vanishes because the "beginner" slopes at this mountain were super steep and I would pick up speed as soon as I got on my feet. Naturally I would do toe turns and kick up snow 😅
Looked impressive I bet, until a couple moments later when I would do a heel turn and slide on my butt 💀
Snowboarded only 3x. These youtube videos helped me quickly become a okay level rider
Love your channel man,I watch every day, trying to improve myself. Excellent job,keep it up brotha
thanks brotha! Glad you like it, keep it up as well
@@ShredSchool1 oh I will,I'm on the mountain every day studying
never even seen a snowboard in person but this will come in handy one day
Going with friends this weekend and gonna try the board flip for the first time ever. Expecting to get a chuckle when I wipe out.
The last one is a good way to break your bindings - go for it! :D
Revert carves should be on this list if you know how to switch ride. Such an easy trick
That spray in the intro!!! haha😂
gotta spray the skiers! 😜
@@ShredSchool1😂😂👌👌👌
This my first season and this will help me so much
awesome!
I will Do These
definitely doing these
Does it matter the flex of the board or can this be done with any board stiffness?
softer flex boards will make any trick where you are flexing the board/bending the board easier, but it can still be done with a stiff board usually. probably the only one in this video you need a board with at least a medium-soft flex is the tail block. everything else you should be good
butters and jibs are where soft boards really shine
im out for a couple weeks due to a fractured wrist, once im healed im going back doing some of these under the lifts lol
This is so rad!
nice video thanks
Keystone has the best side hits!!
Nice vid man, what were the black pants you were wearing? The pants in your description where for your overalls
excellent!
I’m On my way to a mountain rn ima try some of these
Thank you so much this helped me a lot
Glad it helped!
one weekend? that would be cool. Imagine 1 day or at most 2 and weeks appart
Indy grab should be on this list
It’s July why am I watching this
It’s November 5th rn for me. I’ve been normally snowboarding for 4 in a half years no so I decided how bout some tricks. Lol
As a beginner I can impress my friends going down the slopes without crashing! Sometimes.....
Butter 3:45 its the only trick I can do, learned the begining of this season (can do Ollies too)
4:00 I can totally see my self catching back edge here and eating shit lmao
im out Saturday im gonna remember to do these
As someone who is going to try snowboarding for the first time in a few months. I'm totally going to try some of these just to see if I can lol. Not the side hits though, I don't want to risk slamming into a tree.
Good luck mate. The season just started where I am. Only had a 5 days on the Mt ever and I finally think I'm ready to try these out
Mountain I went to for first time didn't really have this, then again they had a couple "easy" slopes, but I stuck to the entrance where it was the least tree populated 😂 when I looked at the map we were only in 1/8 of the section of mountain available, so I know when I get my skills up I'll try going further up some day.
went snowboarding yesterday, not easy at all I did 3 flips down a hill and knocked the wind outa myself 🤝
I love these videos! I can’t wait to try them out, where did you get the jackets from?
Glad you like them 🙏 which jacket?
@@ShredSchool1 any and all of them, but mainly the all black one
I snowboard and love it
Hey man what mountain are you riding at?
You forgot the backside indie double cork 1080. So easy and beginner friendly
Agreed
bro no way, is the beginning intro part Breckenridge, Colorado? I was there yesterday
Hi there !
I want to shred and work on basic spins and grabs in the park and I’m looking for an intermediate/advanced all-mountain freestyle board that is playful and stable enough but not too stiff (around 4 to 6 flex), do tou guys have any recommandations ?
What do you think about the Jones Tweaker or the Capita Doa ?
Tricks begin at 1:22
Is that a green lobster board sickkkk!!!
Cant wait to try but havent boarded for 2 years... gonna keep safety as priority tho
what kind of board do you run im looking at a new one thats not a beginer board
good video
Ninja vanish is my favorite
Can you recommend a board size to me? I’m looking at a capita and I’m 5’9 160-165. Should I get a 156 or 158
what kind of riding do you do? Where do you live?
@@ShredSchool1 mostly gunna be riding resorts in California. Maybe some Colorado trips. I am looking to improve my skills on the mountain with small tricks and getting a little more speed
Edit: I have an orca for the more powdery conditions
@@MrBobDigits if you want to learn more tricks, personally I would go for a 154. I'm 6'1 175lbs and ride a 154 for rails and early season, and 156 for big jumps and free riding.
Honestly, I've never ridden a 158. I would probably only ride it for big mountain terrain if I was charging steep chutes etc... and jumping off cliffs.
a 155 to 158 with a flex rating of 4 is tons of fun, honestly it doesn't matter if its a 156 or a 158 flex is what you really feel, hard flex is for hard conditions and speedy carves with a lot of pop, low flex is for the butter tricks and lower speed stuff, both do park but i like soft boards better. It sound like you don't ride a ton so here is a tip I ride all weekend every weekend for the past 17 years (since I was 3) I watch people get so hung up on the details of this board or that board oh these bindings and boots have this or that, at the end of the day any new board will be great, just ride and ride until you wear the board out, just ride until you figure out what you like but figuring that out is different for everyone and takes a while
Dude I want the skeletonkey so bad.
You are so underrated. Keep up the great work!
thank you brother 🙏
So what’s the probability of snapping your board trying to the tail block? I have a 2021 Burton Custom and while i expect it to be some solid build quality, I’m still mildly paranoid lol.
Never seen it happen and I’ve seen and done thousands of tailblocks, plus, the custom is a solid board. That being said, can’t rule it out entirely
Your 3s and 5s are crazy clean man. Wicked fun to watch 🤙🏻
I’m shready!
Yeeeew 🤙
incroyable bien filmer et bonne astuce
Merci!
Great video man! Beautifully made
thank you 🙏
Nice Vid 4 sure 🤙🏽 but i kinda missed that u didn't mentioned the tripod... tbh i dont even really know if u can classify it as a "ez" trick but its such a fun trick ... but not if u have to buy every season new gloves 😂 Tripod = Glove shredder
Tripod is a good one for sure! What else for part II of this video?
@@ShredSchool1 going for playback underneath the "alle down" signs if its safe ... Bad story i once ripped out the flag ( got stuck like duckt tape on my Googles 😂😅 )
but as responsible i am i hiked like 100m up the mountain again and put it back where it belong to not like others i saw who just didn't care about it cuz they are "TO COOL" for that.
this was absolutely filthy. I can't wait to try this out with my scott stevens board
I'm in Colorado now snowboarding each day it's amazing! I'm only at level 3 but think I'm going to try these tmrw
The “Ninja Vanish”?????
That trick has been called “The White room” since the eighties.
Love this! So helpful! This is my first season only snowboarding so I’m still learning beginner tricks but I have two older brothers who are a lot better than me and I have some really experienced friends and I found that it helps im e improve so much to ride with them! Does anyone have any tips on 180s?
Spot your landing and your body should follow. Practice riding switch so when you land 180s you don't get all awkward and fall.
@@NuclearTestSubject thank you so much! I will definitely try this! So hyped for this season❤️
Getting content pre youtube when you're a kid with no job was so difficult. Don't miss those days.
Did my first backflip last year
that's sick! How many tries did it take?
I’m going on a school camp with my class and I wanna show off so baf
Definitely hit the like at the before RUclips comment lol
Dope vid
When I die I’ll be happy knowing I impressed my friends.
Board Flip or Acid Drop?
"Side hit euphoria" is a crazy serious tbh
I wanna try the tail block.. I already do side hits.. Im just not skilled enough to hit huge ones. I am use to homemade jumps so when I was younger so I like the parts of the mountain that weren't groomed to be jumps.. They're raw and feel amazing
I want to hit the tail block too. Sometimes I misjudge my speed going up a wall, usually just ride back down but doing the tail block is gonna be way better.
I’m going to hit all of these for sure😁
Good luck to icecoasters on the Ninja Vanish. It'll be more like a Ninja slide.
Tried the tailblock, forgot how icy the slope was and ended up doing a 360-ish flip and slamming my head into the ground, it was fun, eventually got the hang of it, but I'm pretty sure my friends busted a lung laughing at my attempts lmao
Keystone is so underrated
agree
"babe babe, just watch me. Ok now go. Kick your leg" Explosion 💥 "good job but you didn't do what I told you, k watch me again!"
are you in keystone during this
yeah a lot of keystone in there
Awesome video!! Super stoked to try these tricks out next week!!!
Where i can buy gravitee jacket? Txh
Gravitee Boardshop, Copper Mountain Colorado
Man this video makes me miss Keystone!
1:11 does anyone know binding brand is? The white one
They look like Union bindings, not sure the model
The trick that you called a tail drag is called a hot garbage
I believe that someone called it that, I just don't think that's what it's really called. Do you have the origin?
Hot garbage in the early 2000's was always an overturned front board
Does someone know the song
Hey bro, where are your stickers? I want buy some for my helmet and board and I also want to buy a hoodie , so ?
Nice
Doing flips is a whole other thing, but I'm scared to do even any kind of grabs in general because I'm terrified of holding the board for too long and end up landing on and breaking or completely severing off my fingers. Is that a reasonable risk or would you consider that to be just an irrational fear of mine?
that’s irrational, 99.9% of boards aren’t nearly enough sharp to do that
Just start out by bringing your legs up to your chest when you do a jump. After that, try tapping your board wherever you want to grab it. After you get more and more comfortable, try grabbing a hold of it for a little. Just take the small steps and you’ll get there.
The “side hits” into the run are called “Jerry Jumps”, side hits are wall hits.
hey guys!! new here , cool stuff I really like how the tricks are done in regular because im still learning switch. Could you make more strictly for riding regular?
If i were you id just bite the bullet and learn switch completely. Then you'll know two tricks for every one regular trick. Also, you'll have complete mountain riding comfort to mix reg. and goofy which opens up creativity to the max. Just an opinion here tho. I ride regular and did for 15 years before i started to care about switch lol wish i could undo that decision. It would have made so many years much more fun and comfortable and safe and gratifying😆. Just my two cents. Happy riding👍
@@twerkingtwinkies2335 yeah im trying my best but i literally cant even stand hahaha but i guess itll take time but yea was just asking for reg tricks for the meantime so i can still look somewhat cool in whis😂