Malcom's online snowboarding course is fantastic! He takes you through a logical, enjoyable progression from flat boarding to basic set-it-and-forget-it carves, to fluid, bullet-proof s-turns you can take all over the mountain, to advanced carving technique. Like having Malcolm for on-demand private lessons, for a fraction of what you'd pay for a single group lesson at a mountain. Very glad I plunked for it. A++++
Your videos helped me immensely the past two years. I watched a bunch of them before heading off to try and survive in Banff & Zermatt. The way you explain boarding techniques, body posture/positioning, and training methods is top tier, so thanks for all you do! Wishing you an amazing season Malcolm, and looking forward to your upcoming videos!
Hi Malcolm, I just wanted to say thank you for the course. I have almost worked my way through all the content and just wanted to give a quick mention of the section “Up Unweighted vs Down Unweighted” and the comment you made of “I’m kind of annoyed with myself at myself for even writing this page..” I’m actually really glad you did. I can tend to be a bit academic in my approach to riding and even having the terms in mind and the slight differences in technique has had me overthinking the techniques while riding and second guessing what I should be doing. It was very helpful to know it’s not something I should be overthinking and subconsciously let the terrain naturally dictate the turn and technique. It might be a good to make a TH-cam video this subject again as I’m sure I’m not the only one who has (would) benefitted from a more nuanced and focused approach to this subject. Once again thank you for the course and I’m looking forward to a couple of weeks in Morzine/Avoriaz next month to put the lessons in to practice! Have a great season Malcolm and enjoy Japan! 🏂
Great vid as always! Seems so simple and yet I still struggle with this for some reason. Be good to see a comparison with bad technique (eg what is effect of too much weight on one foot etc).
Thanks Dan, ultimately for simple set it and forget it carving like this weight distribution shouldn't really affect anything all that much, you can do it one footed too!
Carving on ones heel side can be dangerous as you are turning into your blind area. Very important, as he mentions, to always be looking up the run and make sure the area you want to ride into will be clear. Carving is the best but it can take up a lot of room so, be careful and considerate of others on the run. enjoy and be safe
Great video as always! I struggle to stack my hips/weight over my toes when on my toe edge, either I bend my knees and begin to enter more of a squat or I have to really think about squeezing my glutes and I lose a sense of rhythm to my riding. Do you have any tips??
Yo brother great ta see ya another great vid for everyone just got 12 inches of fresh snow today Keep on teaching you were born for the best ever peace out man check in soon🤙
Nice one!! I love how comfortable and relaxed you are making an unedited 6 minutes long video without a single "Um, ah, mmmh..." Total pro! Gotta learn that... And for those turns.... it's all about terrain choice, as you point out. People try to learn this skill on steep runs telling me how scary it is to tip your weight down the hill to get early edge while going across the slope... Well.... Can't go from 0 to 100 in a day, eh?! ;-) And now put away that camera away and get your ass on a plane to Canada so we can ride powzzer... it's dumping!!!!
When I try carving on the heel edge it often happens that my front foot washes out. There's no heel drag from what I can tell. What am I doing wrong, any tips to correct this?
My friend who got me into this basically said "speed it your friend" . As with most things, more experience = more comfort I think we just all need to get out there and hit the mountains!
It’s always an exciting time of the year when I start seeing new Malcolm Moore videos because it means that the season is upon us!
Let's go!
Malcom's online snowboarding course is fantastic! He takes you through a logical, enjoyable progression from flat boarding to basic set-it-and-forget-it carves, to fluid, bullet-proof s-turns you can take all over the mountain, to advanced carving technique. Like having Malcolm for on-demand private lessons, for a fraction of what you'd pay for a single group lesson at a mountain. Very glad I plunked for it. A++++
Your videos helped me immensely the past two years. I watched a bunch of them before heading off to try and survive in Banff & Zermatt. The way you explain boarding techniques, body posture/positioning, and training methods is top tier, so thanks for all you do!
Wishing you an amazing season Malcolm, and looking forward to your upcoming videos!
Video could not be more perfect: concise, incredibly simple, explains the technique beautifully. This channel is a gold mine.
Hi Malcolm, I just wanted to say thank you for the course. I have almost worked my way through all the content and just wanted to give a quick mention of the section “Up Unweighted vs Down Unweighted” and the comment you made of “I’m kind of annoyed with myself at myself for even writing this page..” I’m actually really glad you did. I can tend to be a bit academic in my approach to riding and even having the terms in mind and the slight differences in technique has had me overthinking the techniques while riding and second guessing what I should be doing. It was very helpful to know it’s not something I should be overthinking and subconsciously let the terrain naturally dictate the turn and technique.
It might be a good to make a TH-cam video this subject again as I’m sure I’m not the only one who has (would) benefitted from a more nuanced and focused approach to this subject. Once again thank you for the course and I’m looking forward to a couple of weeks in Morzine/Avoriaz next month to put the lessons in to practice! Have a great season Malcolm and enjoy Japan! 🏂
Omg new video from Master Moore!! Great to revisit the basics for carving as the snow season has now started
I love it, the focus on flat basing is the key. Everything comes from being able to do that properly.
TRUTH!!!!
Malcom is BACK 💪💪
I know that season is officially open when Malcolm starts to upload 😎
Let's go!
Gonna put all of the tips from these videos into practice when I go on my first winter holiday, would feel very satisfying to carve :)
Great vid as always! Seems so simple and yet I still struggle with this for some reason. Be good to see a comparison with bad technique (eg what is effect of too much weight on one foot etc).
Thanks Dan, ultimately for simple set it and forget it carving like this weight distribution shouldn't really affect anything all that much, you can do it one footed too!
would like to see that! :-)
You are lucky to be able to ride at an area with such nice wide runs! Many places do not have runs like it. enjoy
Yeah it's a cool spot, glacier3000 in Switzerland, I'll be back for sure!
Great video Malcolm.
Always very clear and precise instructions, with a great demo.
Enjoy the season!
Thanks, you too!
Hi Malcolm! Great to see you again ! What are your stance angles on that video? Sth like a duck stance ? cheers
Is that the new Carbon Supermatic? How's it compared to the normal version?
Such a great video, Malcom, how was the Carbon supermatic compareing to regular supermatic, is that a big difference ?
Carving on ones heel side can be dangerous as you are turning into your blind area. Very important, as he mentions, to always be looking up the run and make sure the area you want to ride into will be clear. Carving is the best but it can take up a lot of room so, be careful and considerate of others on the run. enjoy and be safe
Exactly 💯
Hey! Welcome back! Tell us, what is the deck of choice this season?
Another excellent instructional! What board are you riding these days?
Great video as always! I struggle to stack my hips/weight over my toes when on my toe edge, either I bend my knees and begin to enter more of a squat or I have to really think about squeezing my glutes and I lose a sense of rhythm to my riding. Do you have any tips??
You make it look so easy.
Just lean in..!
Great sense of style today green top, white gloves with matching with goggles. 👍🏾
Googles?? 😊
@@WhizzRichardThompson lol English as a second language. Thanks for the callout.
Looking steezy in the new gear 🤙
Yo brother great ta see ya another great vid for everyone just got 12 inches of fresh snow today Keep on teaching you were born for the best ever peace out man check in soon🤙
Just arrived in Tignes for opening weekend, got some fresh, let's go!
when is the review on the Supermatic Carbon bindings you are using comming?
Winter is coming and Malcolm is back. All good with the world 😄
Thanks Rui!
Nice one!! I love how comfortable and relaxed you are making an unedited 6 minutes long video without a single "Um, ah, mmmh..." Total pro! Gotta learn that...
And for those turns.... it's all about terrain choice, as you point out. People try to learn this skill on steep runs telling me how scary it is to tip your weight down the hill to get early edge while going across the slope... Well.... Can't go from 0 to 100 in a day, eh?! ;-)
And now put away that camera away and get your ass on a plane to Canada so we can ride powzzer... it's dumping!!!!
matching scarf with profile pic 🔥
Hello, what is your angles on the bindings?
which resort is this? looks very beginner friendly
Simple to follow instructions. I'm sure I'll still end up in a human pretzel whilst attempting. Damn skiers fault 😂😂😂
Always those pesky skiers!
@malcolmmoore 100% their fault, even if there are none on the runs. I heard skiers invented snowsharks to catch snowboard edges!
Yes. The snow jedi is back, in his new Yuki Threads Street Jacket....sweet!! Have you moved on from the Stranda Biru?
Mythical recommended page pull
Yeay! Turns!
New fits 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
When I try carving on the heel edge it often happens that my front foot washes out. There's no heel drag from what I can tell. What am I doing wrong, any tips to correct this?
So it's all about edging. Got it.
nice topsheet print)
i kinda get nervous when it starts to speed up, is it just a matter of experience and getting used to the sensation?
My friend who got me into this basically said "speed it your friend" .
As with most things, more experience = more comfort
I think we just all need to get out there and hit the mountains!
Excellence!
Top noch tutorial 👌
Thanks!
Let's go!
In my mind i’m doing it 😅 the problem is every time I turn my board doesn’t do a transverse instead it does like a “U” turn :(
it seems easy when I look at it 😅
Love your videos, but still don't understand the obsession with carving. Keep it up!
speeeeeed
@@LebedeFF44 😆
2…. possibly 3 trips this year in Austria! Let’s go!!!!!
@TCK71 Lucky you! My crew want to wait until March 😫
I'm jealous
Snow already?!
Only up on the glaciers right now, but it is literally falling this week so maybe some proper snowboarding by the weekend!
@malcolmmoore gaaaaaahhh
CARVE video again? 10,000 videos on the Internet. This is already pop. Something new is needed
Maybe you should learn how to start skidding