Welcome to our first lesson on snowboarding short turns. Today, we're going to talk about a skill that many experienced snowboarders may not necessarily master, which is the separation of front and back foot edging. It can help you keep your snowboard's edge in contact with the snow for a longer time, and during the edge change, it won’t be uncontrollable because the board is flat on the snow. This separation of edging will also make your turns smoother and faster.
0:00 Introduction
1:26 Difference between the two types of turns
2:57 1. Flat ground board twisting practice
3:36 2. Garland turns with board twisting
4:42 3. Gentle slope lead turns "stepping on caterpillars"
6:12 Lesson summary
Welcome to our first lesson on snowboarding short turns. Today, we're going to talk about a skill that many experienced snowboarders may not necessarily master, which is the separation of front and back foot edging. It can help you keep your snowboard's edge in contact with the snow for a longer time, and during the edge change, it won’t be uncontrollable because the board is flat on the snow. This separation of edging will also make your turns smoother and faster.
0:00 Introduction
1:26 Difference between the two types of turns
2:57 1. Flat ground board twisting practice
3:36 2. Garland turns with board twisting
4:42 3. Gentle slope lead turns "stepping on caterpillars"
6:12 Lesson summary