Best Beginner Tips I've learned From Snowboarding OVER 3500+ Days!
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- Today's video Tommie gives you his best beginner tips for navigating the lifelines, chairlift and more. If you find any of these snowboard tips useful, give this video a life. Also, if you're looking to improve your snowboarding, join Tommie at his snowboard camp! Click the link below for more information.
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The fact that that lady was skating with her foot in front of her board as Tommie talks about how bad that is is hilarious 😂
I was looking for someone else who notice that
everybody in the frame in front of him too, not just her. there's a few other boards you can see during that bit, and every one of them is doing it.
I admit, I do it too once i get to a certain part of the line. it's easier to maneuver around sometimes, and I prefer it for when i actually sit onto the lift. but for covering larger distances, definitely skate/push from the heel side.
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Lol I wonder if they heard him as he was recording lol. Like, y'all doing it wrong, wrong, WRONG!
Lmaoooo😂
Love that, at 1:10, as you're explaining how skating by pushing from the toe edge of the board is a common mistake, the girl right in front of you is doing just that xD
exactly, I was laughing so hard at that part😭
There’s nothing wrong with pushing on the toe edge. It depends on whatever feels most comfortable. Just like riding regular or goofy.
@@alejandromut Unless you're riding with a really big angle on your front foot, pushing from the toe edge puts way more strain on your knee and hips, because you have to rotate your body considerably more to be able to push.
Resorts should mandate that Every beginner should watch this before going up the lift!!!!
I love the microphone work on this video! It's so cool to see you effortlessly ride and explain at the same time. Somehow after all this time of snowboarding I forgot you can just scrape the snow out of the bindings with the ratchet, so that was my favorite tip. Also, sweet goggles!
Using your lead foot, you can slap the board on the ground by lifting and stomping the board like a beaver tail - flicks out the crap
The way you casually caught an edge on purpose was amazing!
Good practical tips - especially standing up to put your board on. You always see beginners struggle with these simple things that experienced boarders take for granted, but I'm afraid to say anything because I don't want to feel like I'm being "that guy".
1:07 red pants instructing how not to push off with foot in front of board! Perfect timing.
hahaha, exactly
All the tips on RUclips are for riding… this is the only video with tips on actually getting to the ride 😅which is def needed. Awesome video.
Another tip for beginners: do NOT keep the protection always open'as he does, while staying on a lift...
True 😅
Such an awesome video. The tiny tips are soo important and can be the difference between loving the sport or stopping at the early stages. Great resource especially for self taught people
The thing with shoulders is definitely true. When I learned to snowboard, my instructor taught me to point were I want to go as a start and it actually helped to lead my body in that direction
I've been riding 125/year since the mid 80's, skiing way before that. This year I taught ski/ride for a ski school(1st time) and watched vids for affirmations and ways to explain points to raw beginners etc. Yours worked best for me. I make commercial rafting vids in the summer, I know the time and energy it takes so I tell all my students to "look up Tommy Bennett tonight" as a payback and my next goggles will be yours. Thanks.
Oops...Tommie 😉
I appreciate you suggesting people check out my channel and you're a bad ass. 125 a year for that long, thats amazing
Thanks Tommie! I'm very nervous about snowboarding for the first time this weekend and your videos are educational as well as more chill so it helps ease my anxiety a little.
How did you do? I just snowboarded for my first time yesterday and I’m beat up 😂
@@AssMcBlast Yeah I fell a lot too. I'm still uncomfortable on my heel side but I am able to stay on it enough to link a few turns in! I'm super sore haha
The facing uphill to strap in tip is dope! It's so simple makes so much sense I can't believe I never thought of it. I've been going back and forth this season with Step On's and Supermatic's and facing downhill even while dug in, I still struggle to balance with these types of bindings. I can't wait to try the uphill tip with them tomorrow!
Please tell us how it went!
Doesn’t work as well with step ons in my opinion, because you need that extra heel click, and facing down the hill allows you to get that extra pressure to pop in. Just my experience.
@@romaniasvic213 Night and day difference! I’ve done three trips and over 30 runs and this tip is the best. No more trying to balance myself with my arms waving everywhere looking like a newborn baby deer. I get off the lift, skate past everyone, stop on my toe side and face uphill, drop into my Supermatics, and I’m off. All takes less than 5 seconds
@@AceSpec I agree facing downhill is easier with Step Ons, as you need to go heel first then toe
@@angelocriniti Thank you! I'll try it fot sure!
The ratchet ice/snow removal was a nice tip!
Still watching and learning. I’m going into my 2nd true season this coming year. I’ve learned regular riding, I took the time to learn switch(which was difficult but WORTH IT!!). I learned a lot especially hitting small jumps and knuckles now. Switch is your best friend! It’s saved me from so many falls. Learn slowly as I did and keep going back like I am to relearn and maybe catch something I missed.
I plan on going snowboarding in CO for the first time at the end of February. I found this video to be very informative and now I feel more confident about snowboarding thanks to Tommy's tips and tricks.
Howd it go?
Big Props to sound, good job to only hear Tom and not a lot of sound around :)
1:00 too bad the 2 people in front of you didn't hear that tip...
So funny came to say the same😂
The tip about strapping looking up is great. I never saw that but makes sense
Recovering from bruised ribs, s0 not running. This is a great work out to stay in shape
Thanks for the tip of using the ankle strap to clear snow from the footpad.
Wow this is the earliest I’ve ever commented on Tommie’s videos.
I’ve been boarding for 2 years now and it’s always great learning some new from your videos. I also regularly go to Copper so it’s cool to recognize all the locations you film at there
Yoooo! Copper is legit and stoked you like the nerd!!!!
Thank you for your help, it's one of the best videos for beginners, it made my life much easier.
Riding with chest shoulders aligned and using those to guide direction of path are game changers, Also keeping most of the weight on the front foot. It’s going to be harder to turn with weight toward the back foot. That’s something I’m working on. Thanks Tommy you’re awesome and thanks for all your content, you’re really helping all us to become better riders.
Great video Tommie. Liked the chair lift tips! We are going off to France for a few late season days soon and since Covid we have only been boarding at the indoor slope and using the button lift. It’s easy to forget things after 3 years, so thanks for the timely reminders. Lots of great info in there and love your coaching style - you have a great gift there and we are lucky you share your knowledge with us. Great stuff! Top job Tommie!👍
I was pleased with my purchase and so was my 7 year old! It's sturdy and the perfect size for him!
Thanks for these vids Tommie, they've helped me out so much. Just finished a week in Val Thorens and have improved beyond recognition! Still a way to go, but I'm getting more confident and got into a good rhythm with the turns, remembering to squash the bug on the steeper bits. Brought my daughter along too and she loves it, so I'm a very proud dad too! Keep up the good work 👍
What do you mean by squash the bug?
Your tip about strapping on standing is OUTSTANDING (pun intended).. at the end of a full day of boarding, what sapped my energy the most was sitting down strapping my boots into the harness and then getting back up.. Because everytime I fell, I always just try to fall on my back.. so that push back up... the more times I did it during the day, the harder it became..
If I can get off the lift and then strap up standing up, then that one less push up!!
Your tip made perfect sense. I am gonna try it next time I go! Thanks heaps.
You’re the man Tommie! Thank you for another detailed vid!
Thank you for this awesome video! I think I picked up at least 3 new tips on getting off the lift and strapping in while standing in spite of watching many videos on the subject.
Loved this…. First time snowboarding in 2 months time, this is such helpful info!
Chair lift tho…. Nothing to hold you in?? 😅😅😅
Thank you I’m snow boarding on mount Bolton
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I would love to hang out with you one day and get my turns faster.. I was just at Cooper this weekend too
Love the stuff brother! Thanks. Please keep em coming 🤙
I went snowboarding for the first time in April. These tips would’ve been so helpful had I known. Also, as an islander, I quickly realized that just bcuz I surf, doesn’t mean I can snowboard lmao. It’s so different 😂 I fell 100x before I got the hang of it ”carving”
Tommie! Hope you had a great day brother!
even as experienced rider it's nice to see can't wait for the season to begin. french Pyrenees open next week :D
Amazing, thank you Tommie!
Great video man 👍🏻 thank you very much 🙏🏻 love, peace and good energy ❤️🙏🏻
Amazing Thank you
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Great tips. Thankyou
Taught my skier wife to snowboard last week. She'd had one lesson 5 years ago and hated it.
Heel edge feather was all she had, within 15 mins toe turns. "COMMIT COMMIT COMMIT"
End of day one: linking turns on steep blue.
Let her down on the flats though
Thanks bro!
Thanks Tommie
Tommie, where do you get those yellow gloves? Always see em on you, love the look of em! Keep killing it my dude!
Coming soon to my website! Just ordered 50 of them!
Thanks for the help
When riding the rift you can rest your board on the free boot to evenly distribute the weight between both legs
I saw on another video, forgot who. But they said it is best to rest it on the back of your bindings, so your snowboard edge doesn’t cut your laces or boot.
Your vids are the best!
Your making me nervous with that lid open on the chairlift
Tommie: take the ratchet and scrap the snow out of the binding.
Me: yeah nice
Me: …. …. Oh oh I got Step On!!!
great tips bro, cheers
I love the nose butter catch and edge
Awesome video 🎉
I put my pass in my glove pocket.
Tip 3 would have saved me. I caught my toe side edge getting onto the lift once. My foot was dragging me under the lift and it took the operator entirely too long to notice. I was about a full second or two from either seriously damaging my leg or falling under the lift
You forgot to put the person you referenced at like 2:15ish in the description, just a heads up.
Also, since I'm already writing a comment ill take the opportunity to say; I truly appreciate all the educational content you make bro. Thanks to channels like yours, Malcom Moore, SnowboardProCamp, and others, I believe I have been able to progress at snowboarding exponentially faster than I would otherwise be able to.
(This next part may be long, I ramble and would consider the rest purely optional reading)
I started about 5 weeks ago(Jan 14th) and I've already started having days where I can just stop thinking and flow down the mountain, which is when any skill you're learning really comes into its full potential of fun in my experience. I'm lucky in that I am working at a mountain this winter for the first time, and so I got a free season pass and have been able to snowboard 3-5 days per week since I started. I've found a new passion(obsession) with snowboarding, and also, for the first time in my life, found a reason to enjoy... maybe even love, winter. It's very exciting, I still have SO MUCH to learn, and I know how to make it possible(working at a mountain during the winter), so I've got years of fulfilling skill building ahead of me. Working to master a skill you truly enjoy and are passionate about is the most fulfilling activity I've found upon this earth so far, and I'm so excited to have found that snowboarding is one of those things for me.
I'm gushing, but I think you will understand. Cheers bro, and may the powder find us all... or "we all find powder"? Idk, I'm going to admit I'm a tad stoned at the moment, which will help explain my comment... maybe.
Yooooo!!!! I just added that instagram account to the description. and I def understand the passion and love for winter/snowboarding. It's def a way of life/lifestyle. What job did you get? def stoked that you got a job and can shred a bunch!
Love it , thanks bro
One time I was on the chair lift and I went to turn side ways so I could guide off but my snow board hit something and I fell and the back end came up and wacked my thigh and left his huge ass bruise. Like I was in the perfect position and all to glide off but nooooo
I liked the penguin walk😂
cameraman never dies 🔥
Great info! Where is this video taken? Beautiful area
the girl in the beginning in front of you with the pink pants was doing exactly what you said not to do 🤣
LOL u didn’t put down the safety bar - if u want 2 be a role model 😂
1 million likes for you 🙏🏼
Your infectious enthusiasm makes it really fun to follow and play! Thank you for such awesome awesome tips! Definitely translating to the mountains!
Great tips.
In your video, you asked viewers to put down the tip they thought was best. I can't do that. I found every single one of your tips to be useful. I did a little snowboarding back when I was stationed in CA. That was from 01 to 07. I haven't been back on the snow since I was injured on my last deployment back in 05. I retired to AZ in 12 and I'm trying to get back on the board. The trouble is I wasn't very good when I was young and healthy. Now in 51 and disabled. Do you have any advice for someone like me? Im actually taking the beginners snowboarding class at the AZ Snowbowl this coming Wednesday. I have back issues, I have a torn LCL in my right knee and a torn MCL in my right knee. I also have a torn rotator cuff in my left shoulder. I have had a few surgeries to correct my issues but I started saying no after the 9th or 10th. I don't remember. I really could use it and would be extremely grateful for any information, tips, and or recommendations you can give me. Even if it's just to tell me to give up the dream and do something else more in tune with my current physical ability.
I have a lot of problem areas. The first is with strapping in. I tried strapping in from a seated position, but very quickly realized once I was strapped in I couldn't get back up. So for that, I picked up a set of step-in bindings. That with the tip I just got from this video, digging a little pocket to keep the board in place is now committed to my long-term memory. I may forget my birthday and me and my wife's anniversary date, but this tip is staying with me.
The other big problem I have is with speed. What can I do to start slower than I do now? Is there anything I can put on my board to slow it down so I'm not so freaked while I'm trying to learn? I'm terrible with direction changes. So I mostly end up going too fast and panic. I just don't feel like I have any control at all. Being out of control is 100% new to me. It's definitely a new sensation, it kinda tingles, but not in a good way. So my question is do you know of anything I can do to slow my board down? Just while I'm learning. I would be over the moon if I could just get to the level of riding you did in this video. I don't want to go bombing down the run or hit rails and fun boxes. I just want to do what you did in this video. If you could help me even a little, I would be extremely grateful. Also if you know of anything I could be doing on the off-season, I would greatly appreciate that info as well. I hope you're able to read this. My apologies for making it so drawn out.
I very much enjoyed your video. You have a gift for taking a complicated tasks and explaining them in a way that's very easy to understand. If a Grunt can understand what you are saying, anyone can. Besides all the information you are putting out, your videos also have great editing, and the filming was spot on. Just an outstanding job to you and your crew. I look forward to hearing from you. But I also completely understand if you're not able to. I will keep watching your videos and check out your catalog. I am willing to bet it's full of great information. Much respect to you 🙏. Putting this information out for all to see is promoting the sport and helping keep people safe in the process. Again, much respect 🙏, and my gratitude.
Great!!
🎉great tips!
😂😂The woman in line in front of you was literally doing what you said 'not' to do when skating to the lift.
I'm just here to hear about how you catch birds.
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Min 1: Guy next to you proceeds pushing the wrong way xD hahaha the example right on the spot
Can’t wait to hotbox one of those bubble lifts😂
I’m from Canada and if you ride with your bar up the ski patrol and lifties yell at you if you don’t put it down
Bro, I’m gonna be going to big Bear right now😂
As someone who is 34 years old, 6 foot 4 inches with a bad back... sitting down is way easier than bending down every run. Dont get me wrong if there's some pow to make it easier to get balance, I do it standing up. But I got a pair of crash pants so I can sit on my ass sometimes to strap in and its pretty nice. Im not even a beginner either been riding since I was 10 years old or earlier.
Antensipate brah! Foe real though great tips I learned a ton
Thanks a lot. Great video and tips.
I’m definitely going to die!!! Haha.
I usually put my card in my glove pocket. Fastest access
Thought he said the link to buy the goggles were in the description???
Oh dang. Here it is : shopbenetek.com/products/goggles
Can't imagine him tryna demonstrate how he straps in at the downhill... without him sliding away to the side over there on the steep downhill🫠🫠ohh my fears only bc I've never tried it in my life.
BUT I WANT TO SO BAD
13:16 biutifull
so fckin' great video: changing envirement while you ridin' downhill or your style and knowleadge for every one 11/10
where to strap in, I like it!
Do you have to wear whoop socks?
When you put the bubble down on the American flyer, does it automatically pop up before exiting? I got scared toward the end and quick threw it up manually.
It does but it def feels late and sketchy lol
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Didn't pull the chair safety bar down
Can someone people gimmie the link to his website where I can get the goggles or tell me how to get there
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i like the commentary on pink pants getting on the lift.
Wow didn't realise how snowboard unfit I was 😮 😂
As goofy I like to be at the most right on the chair lift.
me too. fellow goofy, I see u.
And this girl in red pants 😊
😂I’m 47 rode as a teenager/early 20s but gave up while I was raising my kid, started riding again 5 years ago. The gear is so much better but very different, 1st time I rode after all those years. I fell 5 times skating to the lift then got my board caught getting on. I got sucked underneath it, actually hit me so hard my helmet cracked. I’m pretty sure that’s the most terrified and embarrassed my baby brother has ever been. I was so embarrassed but nobody laughed and when I went to buy a new helmet the shop gave me a free 1/2 hour refresher lesson for free it ended up not so bad. I can laugh about it now and I just did, thanks.
ankle tip
“A common mistake is to push from the front of the board”
*lady in front of him is pushing the way he’s saying not to do it*
What you called a “waddle” is called a crabwalk in skateboarding. I’ve never heard of the waddle technique.
Can I ask what boots and bindings you're using in this video?
Burton photon size 8 and Burton cartels size small