Thank you for the nice tips :) I will try them soon for me. The other tip from you it was from another video was to have the weight on your front leg so that you can carve easier with your back. I will put more focus to this too!!!
😁☺ Yes your older videos are awesome too ! And yeah i really like snowboarding but i jsut heard about freeboards a few weeks ago and i like the design. But as you said sometimes in your videos the learning is kinda unfamiliar but iam looking forward to drive down the hills like a pro 🤩@@easy_riders
Thank u so much for your content! I ordered a second hand board and i am really exited to learn it. I am an snowboarder and hope to learn freebording till the end of the year 🤞🏻. Protectors also ordered 😅. I really enjoy your videos with your chilled voice and your with love made videos. I can feel your love for freebord through the videos, please keep it up!
I'm glad you enjoy the content and this kind of comment means a lot! Let me know how you find it, my most recent video had a section on a snowboarder's first day freebording which you mind find interesting/useful! 🤙
You ever notice how the fall line of the road is quite important especially as a beginner. I remember not being able to drift in one direction till i realised the road was falling off to one side.
@@easy_riders gradient? Like if the road falls off to one side you have to lean harder when drifting or carving against the fall line. It's quite similar when snowboarding as freeboarding. I was kinda befudeled when I was first starting since I never had problems with the road while Longboarding.
@@easy_riders there still would be a fall line it's just pointing the same direction as the road. Yeah you probably just automatically compensate for a road falling off to one side without thinking about it or the roads in England are super level😂. You might notice it more when snowboarding.
I hope there's an award for best Freebord content creator, cause you're winning it bud 🎉🎉🎉
Ah thanks man, your positive feedback really goes a long way! Cheers duddeee 😎
you should come out to our wasatch freebord invitatioal next year. its a blast man!
Id love to! Although that's a long flight journey away 😂
Thank you for the nice tips :) I will try them soon for me. The other tip from you it was from another video was to have the weight on your front leg so that you can carve easier with your back. I will put more focus to this too!!!
I'm really happy my older videos are helping you! Keep it up, you're going to love it when you can carve down any hill you see 😎
😁☺ Yes your older videos are awesome too !
And yeah i really like snowboarding but i jsut heard about freeboards a few weeks ago and i like the design. But as you said sometimes in your videos the learning is kinda unfamiliar but iam looking forward to drive down the hills like a pro 🤩@@easy_riders
Thank u so much for your content! I ordered a second hand board and i am really exited to learn it. I am an snowboarder and hope to learn freebording till the end of the year 🤞🏻. Protectors also ordered 😅. I really enjoy your videos with your chilled voice and your with love made videos. I can feel your love for freebord through the videos, please keep it up!
I'm glad you enjoy the content and this kind of comment means a lot! Let me know how you find it, my most recent video had a section on a snowboarder's first day freebording which you mind find interesting/useful! 🤙
You ever notice how the fall line of the road is quite important especially as a beginner. I remember not being able to drift in one direction till i realised the road was falling off to one side.
I actually dont know what you mean by a fall line? Maybe for ep2 we'll do a wider road 😆
@@easy_riders gradient? Like if the road falls off to one side you have to lean harder when drifting or carving against the fall line. It's quite similar when snowboarding as freeboarding. I was kinda befudeled when I was first starting since I never had problems with the road while Longboarding.
@@easy_riders yeah not really related to your vid just something I thougt of thinking back to my total beginner days.
@@cereal_thinker ahh that makes sense, so pressumably no fall line is easier to learn on, right?
@@easy_riders there still would be a fall line it's just pointing the same direction as the road. Yeah you probably just automatically compensate for a road falling off to one side without thinking about it or the roads in England are super level😂. You might notice it more when snowboarding.
That's some very great content! I hope the board you won in Lausanne might help him to get started! ;)
Thats a good idea but I dont really have spare trucks 😬 He's definitely going to get one either way though, he loved it! 😎
@@easy_riders as long as he gets started that's dope!
He will, do you know when the 5x comes back in stock for eu?
@@easy_riders it should be end of this month
Is that path surrounded by thorny berry bushes!?!? 😮😂
🤙🏼🤙🏼
Does the beginner have any snowboarding experience? Either way it seems like a week of solid practice might get a beginner to a respectable level.
Not at this point he didn't, it would definitely help if he did. Likewise trying snowboarding after knowing to freebord saves a lot of time!
Seems like you can't push like a skateboard? So it's just for hills?
You can push but not for long distances. So roughly speaking yeah, only hills and skateparks/freestyle spots 👌
@easy_riders I can snowboard and skateboard pretty well, but somehow I think I'd still be struggling to learn to freeboard. Looks really fun though