@@leviborbely9727 I went today and I was able to toe side with minimal issues. It helps to build your confidence too but make sure to take your time and work your way up.
I agree 100%. I was struggling with turning for 2 days and after watching this video and visualising this as explained I managed to learn it in an hour. Thanks a lot!!!
Tommie, I have been watching your videos for a week up till today, which was my first day on any slope, ski or snowboard. I chose to stick to snowboarding, and your videos made the difference. Your turning mechanics and tutorials MADE THE DIFFERENCE for me. I picked it up like a natural and was controlling my speed and turning and even switching stance with ease. I even got the confidence up to hit a few bunny jumps. I had such a blast and I think I just found a new passion. Thank you so much!!!
I'm a life long snowboarder, but a new instructor/coach. These videos are so great for vocalizing what I know intuitively and are going to be a great resource to help me teach people how to slide on snow safely.
Excellent video. I started as a skier. Late in life, a good snowboard instructor said he knew how to "fix" that problem. :) Skiers know uphill, downhill and fall line. None of this heel-side toe-side nonsense. Who can possibly keep track? Skiers rotate shoulders to face the fall line, and the weight is always on the bottom ski...or shifting to a new bottom ski when turning. My snowboard instructor's advice was independent of toe side or heel side. Either way, lean slightly forward (toward the nose of the board) as Tommie has said. Because you are dug in on the upper edge (whether heel or toe) the front of the board will naturally flex in a way that initiates a turn down the mountain. Be patient. Don't panic with the added speed. Keep looking forward/where you want to go. Don't look down at your board and the tiny distance that separates its downhill edge and the snow...which keeps you from falling downhill (face-forward if you're trying to be heel side and screw up or skull forward if you're trying to be toe side and screw up...hurts either way). Ride out the turn and tilt up the mountain a bit to establish the new edge. This leaning forward method has worked well on slopes that are not too flat, and more or less naturally I have learned to turn faster and where I want (priorities 1 and 2: avoid trees and moguls). Tommie has added nice ways to speed the turns along with that open-the-door and bug-squashing guidance. Maybe I can use that to turn still faster. As a holdover from skiing, I tried up-unweighting (with a corresponding shift of weight towards the nose of the board). I think this works too. Maybe there's a Tommie video on that...have seen others. Anyway, great video. Hopes this helps others who learned to ski first.
really pleased I found the channel. As a beginner with a total of 2 weeks on the mountain these tutorials are really easy to follow. Super clear footage too.
Thanks SO much! I've watched a lot of videos on this and have been having a really hard time transitioning from j turns to connecting the turns and making them S turns. Your breakdown of the steps, frequent examples, showings the shapes with your hands, and little tips here and there have really helped me finally understand it! Phenomenal stuff! You're a great teacher
At first i was like why is Tommie talking so fast?!? But then i realized he adds so many little verbal details that there is no question what needs to happen-and if he spoke slowly it would not sync with the video. Ive watched 100 of these beginner videos and by far these are the best!! Thanks dude!!
It’s not every day that I hear someone say “going to change the game” and have it actually change the game. The “Squishing the Bug” technique has really improved my riding. Thanks!
I love boarding. Started this weekend at 30, and it was actually super sick because I did my homework and watched you and others plus, as I mentioned, the skateboarding/ripsticking background
Not only do you rip! but you are also an excellent teacher. I'm well seasoned and clicked this video for reflection, and you nailed it. Folk's, this guy got it down to an easy science 😎👍
Thanks for the tips! I went snowboarding for the second time this past weekend (first time in over 10 years) and was able to learn the heel and toe J turns in both directions in one day because I remembered opening the door, squishing the bug and being patient going down the fall line.
Been practicing a few weeks but the turn is always super hard. Im gonna try this today! Too bad even the easiest route in our hill is very steep and sometimes super icy.
This really helped me do toeside turns, other videos suggested to look uphill, but it created other issues like not looking where im going. the smash bug tip helped
Video was awesome! I'm always looking to fine tune my riding and sometimes I get sloppy with it but watching you Johnathan and Knapton there is just so much knowledge there! I'm just sitting here absorbing it and can't wait to translate it to the mountain
@@tommiebennett I come back to the states from this deployment Next week actually so I'll be doing some feel good rides the following week then hitting vermont feb 18-25!! I'm so stoked!
Thank you, thank you thank you so much for making this video. I’ve been struggling with switching from Tide to Heelside and I’m goofy footed and I keep trying to watch other snowboarders switch and I just could not understand but the knee steering and the weight distribution makes so much sense. I’m literally on my way up to the mountain now so let’s see how it goes😂
im a never ever snowboarder this will be my first season and im so stoked. i find it funny one of my gear said just because i can skate/surf doesnt mean you can snowboard.
You did a great job explaining all of the fundamentals in this video. I had my first experience snowboarding in Breckenridge two weeks ago and it went absolutely great! Obviously I’m going to be studying snowboarding a lot over the summer in the fall, but I can’t wait to get out there next season. Thanks again, cheers!
Went yesterday and watched this before hand-Whenever I thought "crush the bug" it really got me on my toe side. Thanks dude! Still need help connecting them though 😂
I know this is an older video but I’m getting down my turns and I am watching this video on repeat, it’s so helpful!! Thank you 🙏 I hope I run into u or Buckhouse in BeaverCreek haha
Oh man, I had watched several of your videos before trying snowboarding for the first time the other day, but I wish I had seen this one. I did start to open my knees naturally over a lot of trial and error, but I think that the "squashing the bug" technique would definitely have saved me from a few spills. Excellent visualization, and I'll remember it for next time I go out!
Thank you, Tommie! I followed your knee steering and bug-squeezing tips to practice riding switch! It worked so well! I have finally taken my switch riding to a steeper green while keeping my center of mass between my feet! Thank you! 🙏🏻
Going to be starting again from scratch teaching my Wife this Weekend, but honestly didn’t know where to start, this video helped tremendously! I’ve a a game plan now! Thanks dude!
So I was talking to an instructor a few weeks back after riding again for the first time in about 6 years. He explained it to me that you’re basically “twisting the board”. I’m uncomfortable on toe side after catching heel edge way too many times and he explained to me “weight on the lead leg, twist the lead foot to toe side and twist the trail foot in the heel-side direction to kick the back of the board out.” I haven’t seen any videos explain it like that and I’m curious if you, or anyone else on here agrees?
TOMMIE ! bro , my friends told me to squish the bug too ! but i was never squishing with my knee bro !! i was squishing by driving my heel into my board to try and get more pressure on the balls of my feet. really excited to get back on the mountain and try this. feel like this is going to be a gaming changing tip for me. thank you
Ive watched a lot of your videos now tommie. Im 32 and only started snowboarding a couple of years ago. Ive only had 2 weeks proper on the mountain because i live in england and it sucks for snow and landscape so i have to get on a plane to board for real. Your videos have been amazing not just for learning. But actually understanding what is happening through my movements. Ive had a week on snow this past month and thanks to your videos my confidence and ability has improved x10. Hopefully going to huez in france in 2022. Killing it bro ✌ so much love for your knowledge and insight.
Thank you sooo much for this video! I watched 2 times before going to practice it! It was a game changing for me. I was struggling w the toes side turns forever. My boyfriend explained in a total different way n I couldn't get it! Your way It's much easier to understand n doing! Thank you a million!
Man, I had so many progress today after watching your video, it was unbelievable! Thanks a lot for that, I had a moment of euphoria today, soooo nice! Finally I learned how to turn my board towards my toes! 👍 Happy new year to you, this one started good for me! :-)
I have gone snowboarding 3 times now. I made my biggest improvements this last time- I switched my lead foot. Many "tests" would say im goofy. Right first first but I just couldn't do toe side turns/tilts or any transitions to straight or heel. But go left foot first and boom. I am making it down slow but all the way toe and heel.
This is super helpful thank you!!! Had my first lessons yesterday and enjoyed it a lot. I'm coming back to the mountains tomorrow and try practicing on my own. I'm gonna keep these in mind!
This helps for sure, I just can't seem transition fast enough and often enough (I end up going way faster than I want to by the time I finish the turn, and end up rocketing from one side of the hill to the other before I can initiate the next turn).
Just discovered your vid. Finally, an instructional video by someone who has good form! Any suggestions for transitioning to switch when you've been riding for years? The fear of beginner falling is real.
Great video. Well broken down. The video clips of your mogul riding are excellent! First-class down unweighted turns with beautiful smooth execution. Would you consider doing a video on Advanced turns riding steeps and riding Moguls?
My instructors in Bulgaria advised that’s it’s good to thrust the hips forward and create a banana-like stance in your body when facing directly up (board horizontal to the slope) or down ( when board horizontal to slope) as it spreads the body load much better and takes pressure off of your ankles/calf muscles.) is this correct?
Thanks for the great info. I have a question my wife got my a powder board because it was one of the few that was big enough for my 6ft 2in 270lb frame with 11.5 boots. I have only been 4 times. Where I can go doesn't have any powder should I get an all mountain board to learn on or is there not much of a difference. Unfortunately the slope doesn't rent boards in my size. 167cm 258mm wide.
Wow, what a great video! I'm an old man learning to snowboard cause why the f*ck not? Plus, my kid wants to learn, so he has someone with him now. :) Thank you.
My instructor had my group focusing on changing our lead foot multiple times. Maybe necessary for a first day snowboarder but it never let me focus on my complete turns...it seems 90% of snowboarding (for a beginner) is lead foot forward even with turning. Hopefully your tips will smooth things out for me.
Went to the mountain and really struggled with this. Next time I go I will definitely need to spend a few seconds going down the hill before I start the turn. I kept trying to go from heel side to toe side without gaining any speed, so on flatter terrain I kept falling over, and on steeper terrain I was so scared.
i m a beginner. is it always we will keep the left leg in the front and practice or else we should also try with right leg too.? sometimes if i am in the edge of the hill i m afraid to do the turn and doing falling leaf and i am not comfortable with the right leg in the front. give me some tips to fix this fear. Thanks. @Tommie
Awesome video thanx. I’m teaching my 9 year Old hos to snowboard. She tend to make the end of her j-turns into an accidental 180. Hos do we prevent this?
very helpful! Thank you so much! When you are on flatter terrain and not trying to lose any speed, could you just not edge at all? Or is it too easy to trip like that?
Thanks Tommie. The “Open the Knee” and “Squash the Bug” really broke down the mechanics of the turn. Made a big difference.
facts. I had no like idea really how to control my board and that changes everything
@@nickbizzaro2808 i am going to try out 2 weeks from now I can't wait
@@leviborbely9727 I went today and I was able to toe side with minimal issues. It helps to build your confidence too but make sure to take your time and work your way up.
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I agree 100%. I was struggling with turning for 2 days and after watching this video and visualising this as explained I managed to learn it in an hour. Thanks a lot!!!
Tommie, I have been watching your videos for a week up till today, which was my first day on any slope, ski or snowboard. I chose to stick to snowboarding, and your videos made the difference. Your turning mechanics and tutorials MADE THE DIFFERENCE for me. I picked it up like a natural and was controlling my speed and turning and even switching stance with ease. I even got the confidence up to hit a few bunny jumps. I had such a blast and I think I just found a new passion. Thank you so much!!!
Hoping this is me when I go in a month… have been contemplating snowboarding or skiing
I'm a life long snowboarder, but a new instructor/coach. These videos are so great for vocalizing what I know intuitively and are going to be a great resource to help me teach people how to slide on snow safely.
Excellent video. I started as a skier. Late in life, a good snowboard instructor said he knew how to "fix" that problem. :) Skiers know uphill, downhill and fall line. None of this heel-side toe-side nonsense. Who can possibly keep track? Skiers rotate shoulders to face the fall line, and the weight is always on the bottom ski...or shifting to a new bottom ski when turning. My snowboard instructor's advice was independent of toe side or heel side. Either way, lean slightly forward (toward the nose of the board) as Tommie has said. Because you are dug in on the upper edge (whether heel or toe) the front of the board will naturally flex in a way that initiates a turn down the mountain. Be patient. Don't panic with the added speed. Keep looking forward/where you want to go. Don't look down at your board and the tiny distance that separates its downhill edge and the snow...which keeps you from falling downhill (face-forward if you're trying to be heel side and screw up or skull forward if you're trying to be toe side and screw up...hurts either way). Ride out the turn and tilt up the mountain a bit to establish the new edge. This leaning forward method has worked well on slopes that are not too flat, and more or less naturally I have learned to turn faster and where I want (priorities 1 and 2: avoid trees and moguls). Tommie has added nice ways to speed the turns along with that open-the-door and bug-squashing guidance. Maybe I can use that to turn still faster. As a holdover from skiing, I tried up-unweighting (with a corresponding shift of weight towards the nose of the board). I think this works too. Maybe there's a Tommie video on that...have seen others. Anyway, great video. Hopes this helps others who learned to ski first.
Could you please do one on how to become comfortable/competent at going faster?
@@tommiebennett Thanks! I'm at the "competent at S-turns" stage but am looking enviously at guys going downhill like a rocket with minimal turning.
Ditto this
Walkerlone he released it. Check it if you havent
YES! Too scared. Old lady here. Hahaha
Yes Mee too. I get scared and throw the brakes on
This was actually helpful ! I couldn’t find a video that would explain how to link the J turns Thank youuuuu
really pleased I found the channel. As a beginner with a total of 2 weeks on the mountain these tutorials are really easy to follow. Super clear footage too.
This is the best video on turn basics that I have seen! Thank you!
Thanks SO much! I've watched a lot of videos on this and have been having a really hard time transitioning from j turns to connecting the turns and making them S turns. Your breakdown of the steps, frequent examples, showings the shapes with your hands, and little tips here and there have really helped me finally understand it! Phenomenal stuff! You're a great teacher
At first i was like why is Tommie talking so fast?!? But then i realized he adds so many little verbal details that there is no question what needs to happen-and if he spoke slowly it would not sync with the video. Ive watched 100 of these beginner videos and by far these are the best!! Thanks dude!!
When I grow up, I wanna board like Tommie!
It’s not every day that I hear someone say “going to change the game” and have it actually change the game. The “Squishing the Bug” technique has really improved my riding. Thanks!
I love boarding. Started this weekend at 30, and it was actually super sick because I did my homework and watched you and others plus, as I mentioned, the skateboarding/ripsticking background
Not only do you rip! but you are also an excellent teacher. I'm well seasoned and clicked this video for reflection, and you nailed it. Folk's, this guy got it down to an easy science 😎👍
Took lessons and going to try this “open” and “squish”
Love the demonstration man. 🔥🔥🔥 content as always💪🏼 Gongrats on another sponsor👊🏼
@@tommiebennett Can't wait till you get a giant piece of land one day so I can do some coaching with you!!!
Thanks for the tips! I went snowboarding for the second time this past weekend (first time in over 10 years) and was able to learn the heel and toe J turns in both directions in one day because I remembered opening the door, squishing the bug and being patient going down the fall line.
This is the best help I’ve seen in a beginner guide
Been practicing a few weeks but the turn is always super hard. Im gonna try this today! Too bad even the easiest route in our hill is very steep and sometimes super icy.
This really helped me do toeside turns, other videos suggested to look uphill, but it created other issues like not looking where im going. the smash bug tip helped
Look uphill? Boy, that sounds like a bad idea. Look where you're going or want to go.
Thank you for inspiring me to practice and improve my Snowboarding skills!!
Video was awesome! I'm always looking to fine tune my riding and sometimes I get sloppy with it but watching you Johnathan and Knapton there is just so much knowledge there! I'm just sitting here absorbing it and can't wait to translate it to the mountain
@@tommiebennett I come back to the states from this deployment Next week actually so I'll be doing some feel good rides the following week then hitting vermont feb 18-25!! I'm so stoked!
Thank you, thank you thank you so much for making this video. I’ve been struggling with switching from Tide to Heelside and I’m goofy footed and I keep trying to watch other snowboarders switch and I just could not understand but the knee steering and the weight distribution makes so much sense. I’m literally on my way up to the mountain now so let’s see how it goes😂
im a never ever snowboarder this will be my first season and im so stoked. i find it funny one of my gear said just because i can skate/surf doesnt mean you can snowboard.
This guy is LEGIT, watch and learn guys and gals!
You did a great job explaining all of the fundamentals in this video. I had my first experience snowboarding in Breckenridge two weeks ago and it went absolutely great! Obviously I’m going to be studying snowboarding a lot over the summer in the fall, but I can’t wait to get out there next season. Thanks again, cheers!
Went yesterday and watched this before hand-Whenever I thought "crush the bug" it really got me on my toe side. Thanks dude! Still need help connecting them though 😂
Looking for videos to teach my older kid (9 year old) and I thought this was one of the best explained videos I found. Thanks.
Planning to teach my friends ao things helpful to think about from their perspective
I know this is an older video but I’m getting down my turns and I am watching this video on repeat, it’s so helpful!! Thank you 🙏 I hope I run into u or Buckhouse in BeaverCreek haha
I’m a first season ride and was struggling with my toe side turns, but that bug squashing helped soo much! Thanks for the tips Tommie 👍
Oh man, I had watched several of your videos before trying snowboarding for the first time the other day, but I wish I had seen this one. I did start to open my knees naturally over a lot of trial and error, but I think that the "squashing the bug" technique would definitely have saved me from a few spills. Excellent visualization, and I'll remember it for next time I go out!
Best damn tutorial for newbies on RUclips👌👌👌
This is the best break down video I have watched so far although I still don't quite understand close turns and open turns. Thanks
BEST TUTORIAL ON RUclips! 👏🔥🏆
Thank you, Tommie! I followed your knee steering and bug-squeezing tips to practice riding switch! It worked so well! I have finally taken my switch riding to a steeper green while keeping my center of mass between my feet! Thank you! 🙏🏻
Going to be starting again from scratch teaching my Wife this Weekend, but honestly didn’t know where to start, this video helped tremendously! I’ve a a game plan now! Thanks dude!
So I was talking to an instructor a few weeks back after riding again for the first time in about 6 years. He explained it to me that you’re basically “twisting the board”. I’m uncomfortable on toe side after catching heel edge way too many times and he explained to me “weight on the lead leg, twist the lead foot to toe side and twist the trail foot in the heel-side direction to kick the back of the board out.” I haven’t seen any videos explain it like that and I’m curious if you, or anyone else on here agrees?
TOMMIE ! bro , my friends told me to squish the bug too ! but i was never squishing with my knee bro !! i was squishing by driving my heel into my board to try and get more pressure on the balls of my feet. really excited to get back on the mountain and try this. feel like this is going to be a gaming changing tip for me. thank you
Ive watched a lot of your videos now tommie. Im 32 and only started snowboarding a couple of years ago. Ive only had 2 weeks proper on the mountain because i live in england and it sucks for snow and landscape so i have to get on a plane to board for real. Your videos have been amazing not just for learning. But actually understanding what is happening through my movements. Ive had a week on snow this past month and thanks to your videos my confidence and ability has improved x10. Hopefully going to huez in france in 2022. Killing it bro ✌ so much love for your knowledge and insight.
Thank you sooo much for this video! I watched 2 times before going to practice it! It was a game changing for me. I was struggling w the toes side turns forever. My boyfriend explained in a total different way n I couldn't get it! Your way It's much easier to understand n doing! Thank you a million!
Best beginners video ever 👍 hands down
Keeping all this in mind when I have my first snowboard lessons tomorrow! Stoked!
Man, I had so many progress today after watching your video, it was unbelievable! Thanks a lot for that, I had a moment of euphoria today, soooo nice! Finally I learned how to turn my board towards my toes! 👍 Happy new year to you, this one started good for me! :-)
Cool!
Super helpful video Tommie. Thank you.
This video helped me realise that i was trying to go from step 1 to step 3 too fast. Thanks so much!
Another great video Tommie, great job on breaking it down for beginners!!!
Love this. Just learning in my 50s. You are easy to learn from.
The best beginner turning video by far! Thanks!
Fucked my body up the other day with practicing and trying to get better at carving. Hopefully I can apply this
I have gone snowboarding 3 times now. I made my biggest improvements this last time- I switched my lead foot. Many "tests" would say im goofy. Right first first but I just couldn't do toe side turns/tilts or any transitions to straight or heel. But go left foot first and boom. I am making it down slow but all the way toe and heel.
I squash the bug, open the knee all day.. was a great help. thanks tommie
Love the way you explain every snowboard techniques. So helpful! Thnx Tommie your a boss ✌
Any tips of getting over the "going fast" fear? Its holding me back!!!
Nice one 2 days and couldn't get head round the s turns . First run today and nailed them. 2 'c' shapes genius
Nice tutorial Tommie! Like it, I am moving to intermediate and need lessons how to do 180 forward. Thank you
Tommie that video was so sick that i just had to comment. Your techniques may save me from another day of falling on me arse 30+ times
Great video well explained. Since I've watched I've finally found where I've been doing it wrong with turns. Thanks a lot Tommie!
Hi Tommie,watched this video 10 times
This is super helpful thank you!!! Had my first lessons yesterday and enjoyed it a lot. I'm coming back to the mountains tomorrow and try practicing on my own. I'm gonna keep these in mind!
This helps for sure, I just can't seem transition fast enough and often enough (I end up going way faster than I want to by the time I finish the turn, and end up rocketing from one side of the hill to the other before I can initiate the next turn).
Where I did learning was very crowded and was not much room for practise. The place you riding at looks huge
Just discovered your vid. Finally, an instructional video by someone who has good form! Any suggestions for transitioning to switch when you've been riding for years? The fear of beginner falling is real.
Tommie, your the best!!!
Thank You! This is the best video so far. I have been try to learn this S turn !!! This video help me a lot!!!
Thank you for that help. I learn a lot with your videos, and this one helped me turn it around.
Thanks again. 💪💪💪
You ride rocker for the most part? It's hard for me to tell. I'm fairly new to snowboarding at age 30. Fell in love with it.
He’s great!! I’m 54 and just starting hreat coach !! Awesome!!
Great video. Well broken down. The video clips of your mogul riding are excellent! First-class down unweighted turns with beautiful smooth execution. Would you consider doing a video on Advanced turns riding steeps and riding Moguls?
Great demonstration video!!! Very detailed and informative will take these tips to the mountain!!! Thanks tommie!
Amazing video!! And very easy to understand! Thank you!
Fantastic video! Very helpful. Thanks
Just what I need man thanks for the sick tutorial 🤘🤘
I find turning at low speed super hard, often get stuck in the snow and fall off. The faster I go the easier I find it to turn/carve
Its like riding a bike. Go to slow, you wobble and have to get off it.
Nice! I finally got how to not change edges early!
Thank you. Danke. Gracias . Cam on. Merci!
This is exactly what i needed.😂😂 I know how to stop but find it difficult to turn. I started snowboarding this season
MUY BUENO !!! Saludos desde Arg.
My instructors in Bulgaria advised that’s it’s good to thrust the hips forward and create a banana-like stance in your body when facing directly up (board horizontal to the slope) or down ( when board horizontal to slope) as it spreads the body load much better and takes pressure off of your ankles/calf muscles.) is this correct?
Can you make a video for what angles to use as a begginer that want to learn groundtricks ?
can you do one that elaborates more on the issue of going directly from Step 1-3? Like how to make sure you go back to the fault line?
Going from being a long time long boarder to picking up a snowboard for the first time. Any tips and tricks managing the transition?
Great video. Thank you putting this out.
This video is great and really helped
Thanks for the great info. I have a question my wife got my a powder board because it was one of the few that was big enough for my 6ft 2in 270lb frame with 11.5 boots. I have only been 4 times. Where I can go doesn't have any powder should I get an all mountain board to learn on or is there not much of a difference. Unfortunately the slope doesn't rent boards in my size. 167cm 258mm wide.
Wow, what a great video! I'm an old man learning to snowboard cause why the f*ck not? Plus, my kid wants to learn, so he has someone with him now. :) Thank you.
You are Amazing Bro ! Thanks for the tips 🎳
Great job I’ll be in Colorado dillon lake Friday 🤙🏽
learnt too much of this vid ty
One of the best RUclips teachers I’ve come across so far! 🤙
My instructor had my group focusing on changing our lead foot multiple times. Maybe necessary for a first day snowboarder but it never let me focus on my complete turns...it seems 90% of snowboarding (for a beginner) is lead foot forward even with turning. Hopefully your tips will smooth things out for me.
Went to the mountain and really struggled with this. Next time I go I will definitely need to spend a few seconds going down the hill before I start the turn. I kept trying to go from heel side to toe side without gaining any speed, so on flatter terrain I kept falling over, and on steeper terrain I was so scared.
Cool🤙thanks for teaching us
Godbless you🙏
i m a beginner. is it always we will keep the left leg in the front and practice or else we should also try with right leg too.? sometimes if i am in the edge of the hill i m afraid to do the turn and doing falling leaf and i am not comfortable with the right leg in the front. give me some tips to fix this fear. Thanks. @Tommie
Thank you for this video!
Awesome video thanx. I’m teaching my 9 year Old hos to snowboard. She tend to make the end of her j-turns into an accidental 180. Hos do we prevent this?
Great work man! Keep it!
Good tutorial
🤙
Trying to teach my boy with no success so going to forward him this video cheers will let you know how it goes
very helpful! Thank you so much! When you are on flatter terrain and not trying to lose any speed, could you just not edge at all? Or is it too easy to trip like that?