Hey I just came here to thank you sincerely for all of the work you’ve put in to helping riders of every level.

As someone now in my 40s, who used to only be able to ride once every year or two, I never felt like I was progressing beyond a beginner level.

I moved to Norway a couple of years ago right around my 40th birthday and have been devouring your videos, getting up to my local ski hill two or three times a week after work the last two seasons. Practicing your methods, reciting your teachings in my head with each run. Sometimes pulling up your videos on my phone right there on the lift or on the piste.

It’s been by turns frustrating, exhilarating, humiliating, inspiring and painful. But I could feel progress being made. I just spent the last 3 days at one of Norway’s biggest resorts and everything just sort of clicked. I rode harder than I’ve ever ridden with a sort of confidence I haven’t felt before. No blacks, but I shredded blues and reds of varying conditions over the last 3 days, even conquered the flats. Zero falls. All carves, gripped turns, always felt in control.

My head is still spinning, I never thought I’d get here. Thanks again for your commitment to improving people’s riding.

Being a good snowboarder is one thing, being a good teacher another. You’re both Malcolm, thanks for your thorough and easy to understand explanations!

This PoV is really cool. Functionally, it shows your line. Artistically, seeing the mountain behind you with the sun and the sky is just absolutely beautiful.

Would love to see a video on how to snowboard narrow sections of runs. As a beginner I found this challenging on a blue run I did yesterday and wasn't sure how to navigate it effectively.

3:36, we finally see Malcolm fall! He's one of us!

Always a good day when we get a new Mr Moore video.

About skidded turns. They are a required part of the arsenal and not being able to do them smoothly shows the rider that they are lacking in edge control/feel and should work on that.

4:34. Essential technique when riding the steeps. Quick edge change, carve the front and then control the speed with the rear and repeat. Not being able to do this results is riders who endlessly side slip down steeps and cause skiers to moan at us for removing all the fresh snow!

Definitely stuck in that ‘skipped to gripped’ stage on my last trip. The way you explain the differences and how they feel is what I’m trying to figure out. Thanks for the ideas!

Sir, you are my snowboarding master! I'm learning a lot from you.
I'm waiting for the next winter season to come watching your videos and imagining snowboarding.
Thank you.

Malcom, your last several videos have really shown how much you have really refined your teaching. You just keep getting better.

I wasn’t sure I was going down steeps correctly but after watching this video about gripped turns it makes sense now!! i’m still uncomfortable with going too fast so i cut speed a lot but have been trying to maintain mostly gripped turns lately!

I love how much command of the board you have that come through in the videos. Fantastic teacher!

I love skidded turns! The floaty feel and the sound of the snow fanned off the tail of the board are very satisfying. Nice and loose 😊

I have done snowboarding three days as I move to the alps 7 weeks ago. Your videos really give me a practical meaningful understanding of this beautiful sport. Just subscribed thank you so much.

Love having your basics reminders at there start of my season.  Cheers

You’re an awesome teacher! Makes me realise I could have done with some classes back in the days, as I picked up a bunch of bad habits.
Small feedback: I think you could frame the shots wider so we can see the entire board at all times! Great stuff!

As a beginner this is one of the most useful videos I've come across. Gonna try and put it into practice next month!

one of the best concepts out there!! you dont carve everywhere!

I find it amazing that you can teach with so much detail, all while riding and holding a camera stick!

This video helps a lot of. I had searched a lot regarding the difference between gripped turn and carving turn in Chinese websites, but no one explained as clearly as you did. And the practice for gripped is great, cant wait to have a try on slopes. Appreciate!

Thanks again for your videos, Malcolm. I took the day off today and went riding. Did my first blue run ever (and I didn't even fall). Your videos have really helped get me to this point. I'm still not where I'd like to be - There's too much skid in my turns, but I can see the progression, and I know what I need to work on. Your "Early Edge Change" and "Short Turn Videos" were instrumental in helping me get to this point today. I only skidded out a couple of times today when I was trying to carve on a slope that was too steep (for me) and also too narrow, in slushy conditions. Thanks again.