Such good technique on those long turns, amazing because you are not just riding fresh groomed runs, but showing that good technique also works perfectly in slushy, bumpy, end of the day runs as well.
Been riding a +15/-15 and +18/-12 since I started 4 year's ago. I went ham and rode +28/+12 today just playing around and the heelside turn's feel so much better!🤙
He is pressuring feet independent for the start and end. Then you have pressure equalize between feet completely even as you transfer the energy from your board flex into edge control. To board flex to edge control. You will dip your front foot when initiating the turn then back off and slam your back knee into the center of your board and create a flex in your board around the corner that is carvings "ollie" where it will sling shot you into your next edge. You catch it with your edge and equal pressure to transfer the energy and then sling shot to the next turn and "ollie"
"Lifting toes" etc will happen naturally with good form in your balance and edge control. This is just nuances that develop over time on a board naturally... basically
@@dootdoot1867 I usually focus on de-cambering my board with both legs with relatively equal force! Very similar to a barbell squat. Once you know how to initiate the turn using the leading leg, try and become conscious with finding a moment of 'weightlessness' followed by a generation of down word force through both the legs to initiate a solid edge hold, creating a 'grip' than once youve mastered a strong 'grip' begin creating your own style with your upper body and play with different body positions to create your own unique STYLE
@@jeremytoon8106 Listen to the Pros... Like Xavier De Le Rue, You start snowboarding by steering with your head, then shoulders, then torso, then waist, then knees..., then as you progress you move to a seasoned rider.. You ride your board with your feet, Like using an Airplane rudder with two feet, everything is driven from your feet with instant response, compared to your head...... If you simply are squatting and powering out with equal pressure, you are still sitting around an advanced level of riding... As this is something that happens naturally without thinking in the 5th+ season of active progression with just muscle memory. It feels like a strong means to shred at start, but it leaves you with no out. As you have no way of dealing with a sudden shift in terrain as you are fully committed to the edge pressure. Later as you do more free ride carving and edge control, you will find a much more secure means of handling carves on free rides by starting high and then building pressure on your edge as you squat into it. It will actually create more power in your carve, just takes alot more practice to get the feel.
@@dootdoot1867 That tip is derived from Ryan Knapton and some his tutorials. Probably as 'pro' as a carver can get. Those ques are great though, i just don't agree with you entirely. You can go through those ques you mentioned while in the bottom position of an athletic press/push into the board. I dont think it feels as 'good' to initiate my turns with my head then progressively to my feet. All you need to do is de-camber the board to press the edge into the snow to begin the carve. I only speak for myself, and others that know 'whats up' know what i'm talking about. Happy shredding!
@@proflex310 huh? This is what carving is. Digging the biggest trench you can. Using the flex and energy of your board and the edge to sling shot you around corners. Skidded turns and washout is not carving.
Please people dont do carving on the entire width of the slope (4:55), there's nothing more annoying than that! Look at the skier that has to slow down because that annoying move breaks his line. It's very dangerous for you and very annoying for other people so please forget it, thank you!
he has right of way because he is in front so skier has to yield to him. Skiers use the entire slope as well and should be able to do so. People should be able to ride how they wish. We will never forget. Go home
Such good technique on those long turns, amazing because you are not just riding fresh groomed runs, but showing that good technique also works perfectly in slushy, bumpy, end of the day runs as well.
very nice and clear demo
Japanese and Korean carving style are the best
James THANKS!!!
it's great to have English subtitles for this video, thank you very much for the effort 😘
You're most welcome.
Been riding a +15/-15 and +18/-12 since I started 4 year's ago. I went ham and rode +28/+12 today just playing around and the heelside turn's feel so much better!🤙
Is difficult to ride switch when u have +28/+12 stance?
@@tonyyyam Yeah it is. It's more like riding "backwards" than riding "switch" if that makes sense.
かっこよすぎ
4:18 bottom left - LOL
I just died. 😂
IAS - Itchy Ass Syndrome
Wonderful~
May I ask your binding angles?
Awesome video!
What bindings do you suggest? Could you list your top 3?
ヒールサイドのカービングは、上半身は倒さない方が良いのでしょうか？ヒールサイドのカービングでエッジが引っ掛かんなくて困ってます😓
コメントありがとうございます。管理人のTatsuですが回答します。基本的には上半身は起こした ほうが良いです(リーンアウト) 。ただまったく倒さないほうがいいと言うことはないです。スピードによる遠心力があれば倒した分だけ深回りすることができます。これは技術レベルや斜面状況によります。
当たり前と思うかもしれませんが、止まっているときに上半身を倒す動きをしたら逆エッジになります。低速でしたらエッジが抜けて転倒します。
@@snowboardnext アドバイスありがとうございます。参考にして頑張ります！
awesome video, subscribed!
Would you expect people to start off in this stance so they could follow the turns you do?
3:41, its syncs
Size boots,please?? I use a 13... wath table width needed?
Model snowboard ??
may I know which board do you use and what is the size of your boots?
Board is BC Stream SOLID61
The size of boots is about 26
snowboard next generation how long is the board
@@xcivxciv SOLID 161cm
Am I mistaking? Or you put pressure on your back foot 🦶🏻 and knee?
Also do you work with your feet, lifting up toes and heels?
Thanks!!!
He is pressuring feet independent for the start and end. Then you have pressure equalize between feet completely even as you transfer the energy from your board flex into edge control. To board flex to edge control. You will dip your front foot when initiating the turn then back off and slam your back knee into the center of your board and create a flex in your board around the corner that is carvings "ollie" where it will sling shot you into your next edge. You catch it with your edge and equal pressure to transfer the energy and then sling shot to the next turn and "ollie"
"Lifting toes" etc will happen naturally with good form in your balance and edge control. This is just nuances that develop over time on a board naturally... basically
@@dootdoot1867 I usually focus on de-cambering my board with both legs with relatively equal force! Very similar to a barbell squat. Once you know how to initiate the turn using the leading leg, try and become conscious with finding a moment of 'weightlessness' followed by a generation of down word force through both the legs to initiate a solid edge hold, creating a 'grip' than once youve mastered a strong 'grip' begin creating your own style with your upper body and play with different body positions to create your own unique STYLE
@@jeremytoon8106 Listen to the Pros... Like Xavier De Le Rue, You start snowboarding by steering with your head, then shoulders, then torso, then waist, then knees..., then as you progress you move to a seasoned rider.. You ride your board with your feet, Like using an Airplane rudder with two feet, everything is driven from your feet with instant response, compared to your head...... If you simply are squatting and powering out with equal pressure, you are still sitting around an advanced level of riding... As this is something that happens naturally without thinking in the 5th+ season of active progression with just muscle memory.
It feels like a strong means to shred at start, but it leaves you with no out. As you have no way of dealing with a sudden shift in terrain as you are fully committed to the edge pressure. Later as you do more free ride carving and edge control, you will find a much more secure means of handling carves on free rides by starting high and then building pressure on your edge as you squat into it. It will actually create more power in your carve, just takes alot more practice to get the feel.
@@dootdoot1867 That tip is derived from Ryan Knapton and some his tutorials. Probably as 'pro' as a carver can get. Those ques are great though, i just don't agree with you entirely. You can go through those ques you mentioned while in the bottom position of an athletic press/push into the board. I dont think it feels as 'good' to initiate my turns with my head then progressively to my feet. All you need to do is de-camber the board to press the edge into the snow to begin the carve. I only speak for myself, and others that know 'whats up' know what i'm talking about. Happy shredding!
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いつも見てます。ありがとうございます。
カービングの初めでトーションは意識してます？
管理人ですが回答します。
トーションというよりは個人的には前足をより早く捉えるために前足を刺すように意識することはあります。ズレやすくなりますので両足を別々に動かすようなことはしません。
フルカービングということでしたら、星竜も同じですが前足はエッジが抜けないように足首を伸ばして無駄に板を立てないようにヒールサイドを滑っていますのでトーションの意識はないと思います。
ありがとうございます！
@@向坂瑛志朗-m7d まさしくオイラが聞きたかったことです
うさぎあんぴょん
あ、よかったです^ ^
Very trusting of nerds coming from behind on skies
What’s angles?
Angles is 27,6
snowboard next generation thanks
这个频道制作一个专门的中文教学吧，谢谢！
必ず絡んでくるバカの一つ覚えの縦落ちのスキーヤーが邪魔すぎる
This has nothing to do with snowboard carving.
Really? please explain.
@@susieqhoughton3488 Snowboarder in this video is using strong "angulation", and there is no word about it!
@@proflex310 huh? This is what carving is. Digging the biggest trench you can. Using the flex and energy of your board and the edge to sling shot you around corners. Skidded turns and washout is not carving.
After this sentence, You have nothing to do with snowboarding.
Why not?
Second Sesh, YOU SLIDE, Do NOT CARVE, Because You CANNOT do This Simple AASI L-3 Task! Grow Up, then, ASk Me, 'why' you're not there yet.
"PSR"
???
Please people dont do carving on the entire width of the slope (4:55), there's nothing more annoying than that! Look at the skier that has to slow down because that annoying move breaks his line. It's very dangerous for you and very annoying for other people so please forget it, thank you!
ok boomer
he has right of way because he is in front so skier has to yield to him. Skiers use the entire slope as well and should be able to do so. People should be able to ride how they wish. We will never forget. Go home
見て思うのは…めっちゃ蛇行運転みたいで邪魔w
管理人ですが回答します。カービングターンももちろん含みますが滑っている以上は邪魔と思う方ももちろんいると思います。