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5 Drills For Going FAST AF on a snowboard!!!!

Tommie Bennett

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Wanna snowboard as FAST as possible? If so, you're in the right place! In this video I give you 5 drills that will help you go faster while having the ability to handle the pressures and terrain associated. Like the video if you got any value out of these awesome drills!

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20 Comments

@AngrySnowboarder 3 years ago Pinned

Now theoretically speaking if you were to say hop on my back and I were to piggy back you, do you think that our speed would exceed the maximum velocity of an African Swallow?

@ShredddT 3 years ago

Riding 21 years now, decently gnarly rider, still like watching all your vids.

@Wynton25 3 years ago

3:06 that guy in the back was MOVING lol

@Isaac-tp7hr 3 years ago

I would show how to slow down too, I personally fly and slide and have super spectacular crashes off a cliff every time I break my speed record 😂💀

@jeff2932 3 years ago

Been riding for years, and I have definitely gotten too complacent in my form. Always good to get these reminders to re train myself and body. Thanks Tommie

@Ozzy1kneeboard2snowboarder3 3 years ago

It’s so good to have you back on the learning curve. Something we have been missing 🤟🤟🤟🤟

@willdykema 3 years ago

unrelated to the video but dryland training just the past month or two leading to the season has made me so much better already this year.

@lesliemiller4265 3 years ago

Was just starting to learn everything you discussed in this video the end of last season. I was looking for more info on tips to get better & bam!! Just what I need with the season early here. Thanks for putting out these amazing vids. I used your videos last yr, along with some lessons, and did so much better than I ever imagined.

@fatimabelmokhtar8660 3 years ago

Im binging your videos to make sure I know what I wanna work on when I get back on the slopes. Your content really helps alot💪

@soulure 2 years ago

Your form is so clean, love it

@MusashiSamurai 3 years ago

I didn't realise Bill Burr was a Snowboard instructor. 😀
Jokes aside; good stuff. Thanks

@benjaminsimoens8890 3 years ago

30 years of SB and i like to go fast. I agree with all your drills, i love drill 3 (superfast edges changes) if i have muscle contractions on the slopes. I saw it being called undercarving in an old tutorial. Great work Tommy!

@chuck__van 3 years ago

Really helpful Tommie, thanx 😊
Tips for getting the belly button lower and avoiding the waist bend thing would be a good video if you didn't already make one.

@thomasconner9743 3 years ago

Come see me Aspen Highlands! Gotta show these people how to do the Highlands bowl

@Felix-kd8tn 3 years ago

I /really/ loved how you crossed your arms before and after demonstrating bad form, that helps me keep it straight subconsciously!

@MrJanmilly 1 year ago

Awesome explained

@viBolelli 3 years ago

Glad to see you back my dude

@G2thesecondpower 3 years ago

Cannot for the life of me seemed to hold a straight line on my toe Edge. I almost always start getting pulled further to my right. Lately I've been experimenting a bit by opening up my front knee so that it's pointing more down the fall line, so that my body is facing forward slightly following my knee. (Not counter - rotated) That seems to help counteract the boards inclination to turn).