How To Carve On A Snowboard
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2024
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Check out our latest snowboarding tutorial on Carving as it is designed to teach you how to carve! Carving refers to turning your snowboard using only the edge shape (sidecut) of your board and is super useful for riding pipe and in the set-up for spinning jumps.
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I love how you give instruction with no nonsense or unnecessary fluff.
Thank you so much. A good teaching video should be like this: the instructor is a pro; give the definition; break down steps; from easy to difficult.Your suggestions are professional, practical and clear.
"Start on a wide groomed run with no people"
where does such a mythical run exist? XD
it exists in 7-8 o'clock in the morning before others arrive.
@@mrvuki and on mon tues we’d or Thursday
Night riding is usually less packed as well
Excellent tutorial it feels like, thank you very much for making it available for free !
This is the best carving instruction I've seen so far. The clock analogy made the main thing I've been having trouble with very clear. Thank you. Subbed :)
Great tutorial, can't wait to try those tips on the snow!
Great job !!! Very good in-depth tutorial. Helps a lot :)
Awesome tutorial!
Subscribed
Thank you for the wonderful instructions
U explain very well how to do aspects of the sport .thanks mate very much
very nice explained.THX
I love carving! A groomed run, 3"-4" of fresh powder on top of that, Yee Haw. Great video guys, got me all pumped.
That looks a lot more like surfing…which makes me happy. Going for my first SB trip to MT this January.
Thx for this video!
nice and clear !
Gooood! Thanks!
Great video! Step 1 taught me how to stack and put pressure on my edges and lock in a toe side carve. Once I got into kicking my hips out over the edge I Never looked back since:) also the kid in the background at 1:30 is Killing it! Ha 💯🤙🏼
im so happy i found this channel. i was riding standing up the whole time, now i know im not just bad at snowboarding and have no balance XD
this is the best tutorial yet holy this helped me a ton
Was anyone else stunned to hear that most riding in resort is not carving? I’ve been thinking sliding is a bad thing - but this makes it clear that in practice carving is the minority (and actually needs a nice piste)
Great!
This is the first legit soft boot carving tutorial I've seen on TH-cam. Although... I would say 1 to 5 on toeside and 11 to 7 heel. Knitpicking I suppose. But let's see the 11 to 7 on toeside (reg. and camera downhill of rider) and 1 to 5 heelside.
Also very important that wasn't mentioned in the video is boot size and board width. Too much overhang from the board with will result in toe drag or heel drag, and you will have a bad time attempting to carve! Make sure that the edge is the only thing touching the ground when you are practicing on a hard surface as demonstrated in the beginning of the video. If your boot or binding touches on toe side or heel side on hard ground, your board width needs to be increased until it isn't. Hope this message helps someone!
Love the tutorial. I broke my arm trying it on a steeper run before watching
this video XD bad idea
Great vid... I havent been able to perfect carving yet and cant wait to try this out.. What would suggest to stick in duck stance (15 -15) when learning, or a forward power stance ( something like 21 9)?
Snowboard Addiction thanks will stick to duck, as i want to progress to freestyle and perhaps pip. Keep up making great vids!
when changing from heel to toe, and toe to heel, it is necessary to stand up? because when i do that i relieve a lot of pressure and ride with energy to spare
You're right my dude. After standing (extension) using the brief moment of weightlessness to have a controlled squat into the opposing direction results in effortless transition. At higher velocity I find my body does get tired as the jumping into turns demands more control through stabilizing at higher forces (im sure youre feeling it too).
Get Lib Tech or GNU, their boards are for carving all day.
I may be wrong but in my opinion pushing your shin into the boot tongue is not the best way for toe side carve. I lift the edge mainly using the the tips of the toes rather than using the boot tongue. For both heel and toe side turn I use the toes to control the edges.
“make sure it’s not busy you don’t wanna take anyone out”
me: takes everyone out
Question about knee health I have had for a long time: When I go to the gym and do squats, the number one safety rule is never to bend your knees over your toes. However, that’s what we have to do for toe side carve.
I personally am starting to feel the effect as I have been practicing carving and bending my knees into the snow more. Is there a way to mitigate the stress on our knees yet still allow us to carve? 🙏🏻
I've noticed that a lot of the stability comes from my calves and the boots/bindings. Try to use the board and flow with it instead of forcing it to go where you want with your thighs maybe?
that's not true, it's not unsafe to let your knees pass your toes in a squat. Whoever told you that doesn't know what they're talking about. There are plenty of powerlifters and Olympic lifters that have their knees passed their toes.
How can anyone possibly downvote this 😑
oh my fuck this video is good
rider have incorrect timing in initiation phase and why when start steer phase , rider don’t increase his inclination .
ok 12 o clock here i am
If you go on edge won’t that stop your board?
@@SnowboardAddiction well they tell you to dig your edge into the snow if you want to stop. Sorry for ask dumb questions asshole
Great vid. Why only carve 10% of the time though? Are you skidding for 90%? I’m skidding 100% so you’re doing better than me anyways 😏
When it's very steep or busy it's impossible to carve
I think Step 3 is in the wrong place. I doubt many people can pull that off before they have mastered nice gentle wide, linked, carves.
(1:00) I disagree. A snowboarder should carve the majority of the time and only skid turns when carving is not possible such as on icy slopes, steep runs or bumpy terrain or a combination of these.
Icy slopes, steep runs, and bumpy terrain is 90% of my riding.
Those carves are pretty lame, tbh. Can't tell if this is an instructor or a student.