HOW TO BACKFLIP ON A SNOWBOARD
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- How to backflip on a snowboard, simple.
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Alright. In 3 days I'm gonna get my first snowboard lesson ever. Let's give this a shot
Haha 🤦♂️
You couldn't be subscribed to a better channel. This guy explains things so so well. I am a big fan of him, and I am an instructor.
Oké, so it went really well actually. Thanks to these videos beacuse I was doing it alone. However I couldn't go for a 5th run because my feet hurt too bad. (I have supports arch supports).
But I'm not sure if it's my supports or if it's my bindings and/or shoes because they where rental. Does anyone have a clue? Maybe I did the bindings too tight or too loose or is there any other easy mistake that can cause pain?
@@izzyberghmans3801 could be the boots, sometimes you need to try different ones, but sometimes it can just take your feet while to get used to snowboarding. It might have been the bindings but the boots are more likely to be honest.
@@malcolmmoore oohh I see, thank you so much, I'm not out of the race just yet. I'm gonna try again tomorrow
dude you are a living example of how to be well balanced and genuine...your vids drip of good, positive vibes with zero ego getting in the way. i don't snowboard and probably never will but man...you are just one of those few people that restore my faith in humanity. thanks for doing what you do...i just wanted to big you up, can relate to the not having any friends bit in your intro and wanted to pass on some love :)
Thanks man, I appreciate the kind words!
Could not agree more!
That commitment is probably what sets people back the most for almost any trick and the backflip seems like peak commitment!
It is advised to try it inside, landing on foam instead of snow or ice. Once you got the routine, it shouldn't be that much of a commitment anymore.
that and a lack of soft snow to land on.
Malcolm's flexing on all of us who thought all he does is carve 💪🏾
Haha, I used to be big into my freestyle, to be honest though some of the other youtubers cater so well for it that I mostly leave it to them!
@Malcolm Moore I watched your snowboard journey vid, which talked about all the injuries and I figured you probably did a lot of freestyle. Stll i was surprised to see backflip in one of your intros. About the choice of content, I love this channel because it captures the essence of the sport: floating freely and catching awesome views of our beautiful earth.
@@CHFMRC thanks man, appreciate it 🙌
“I’d rather not land on my head.” Love this video man, just a guy working out a trick… and giving it back to the people. Genuine stoke!
Genuine stoke to be sure Mr. Nick.
I know this is an old video so somewhat late to comment but I have been absorbing so many of your lessons. I’m currently learning to snowboard and seeing you not land the second trick right away and hearing you having to kind of psyche yourself up at the first very try, honestly made me feel a million times better for falling over, for having to talk myself into just going down the hill. If a super experience rider like you still has your equivalent of those moments, then it’s ok for me to have them too. It’s so hard to know what a natural progression should look like as so much snowboarding content is fearless riders hitting rails and sending it all over the place. No one is ever scared, or nervous. It’s hard to know if you’re supposed to be nervous, if that’s typical. So just hearing that little breath you took at the start was really reassuring.
Absolutely! The learning curve can be long at times and a little self preservation can definitely be a good thing! I used to do alot more freestyle but as I get older I do less and less of it, still it is good sometimes to push yourself and try new things!
I love how you put in some shots of your dog
He loves a feature!
Thanks for slowing it down for us, breaking it down, and letting us see the falls. 😊 It teaches much better! Makes us see how much work (& perseverance) is needed to be put into it. And by the way, Love that you gave a few seconds for that "dog feed". He's so adorable! 😊
core exercises + backflips simulations (with boots then snowboard) on a trampoline = higher success rate and lower risk of injury. Some other guy did a tutorial video on this, can't remember his name.
Honestly I love this video just as much as I love your normal tutorial videos! I feel like at the beginning of snowboarding I tend to get all caught up in learning and perfecting that I forget to just have fun. This was a great reminder! Another great video!!!
thanks, found this comment eventually!
oh!!!! Malcolm, you should make a video about what you eat when snowboarding from getting up in the morning to going to bed at night. Film Indy eating his foods too! 😁
That sandwich looks so good. Love watching you work through putting down that rodeo.
Damn that was a good sandwich 😂
Best snowboarding instructor on TH-cam by far
All this from a guy that broke his back no less. Like Nike Zelano said, genuine Stoke!!! Love it MM. (and Indy of course.)
Loved the chilled vibe of the video!
Cant wait for next winter when i can start snowboarding again, if i will have forgoten everything then ill use your videos for sure
Today I saw snow for the first time and snow boarded. I can backflip and scooter pretty well so imma give this a shot tomorrow I’ll let you know how it goes
Haha yeah keep me posted 😊✌️
Doesn't look like you have a lot of trees up there but if you can, I would love a video for tips on snowboarding in trees!
Great instruction, plain & simple. Juts need some conditions like that on there next trip & give it a go. Cheers
was fun just watching all the runs. not close to any flips yet but one day ill attempt it.
Hello Malcom! Your videos have really been a huge help to me.
I’ve just started snowboarding this season and thanks to your videos, I have made great progress!
I can carve fairly well, and am getting pretty close to eurocarving ( thx to your video on that)
I recently started tackling blue and red runs 🙌🏽 And I’m finding on the steeper terrain that rather than traversing, my carves end up going into a complete side slip and I’m not sure why…maybe I need to make my turns shorter and quicker??😕
Would appreciate any feedback you have. If this would make for a good video, great! If it’s just a matter of some simple instruction you can give right here that would also be very appreciated!
Second flip was pretty good, third was looking nice, last one 👌🏻
Nice video like always! Your last rodeo was awesome!
Can you do a video on how to hit jumps(and side hit) and on the steps to progress?
Cheers Vincent, yeah I've had a few requests for this so will try and get around to it soon!
These videos are getting so good 👍
Good effort, got there in the end! 👍
Excellent no BS channel.
Thanks 👍
Me doing my first 180s:
Malcolm Moore: do a flip
Very informative. Never knew you had to rotate your shoulders on the throw. Trying this tomorrow for the first time
You don't have to, you can do the more kartwheel style one without doing that, but I just prefer the look of opening it out a bit!
Nice flips! Here's a video idea for beginners like me: what can you do to recover from an error when you feel like you are about to catch an edge or to lose control? For instance my friend told me that sometimes he is about to catch an edge, but to prevent it from actually happening he does a small ollie to "reset". Another example, what is the best thing to do when you fail a turn and you start picking too much speed and lose control? Should you just fall on purpose before you go very fast?
I did the same thing when I was catching the edge. Very small olie helps :)
I did a lesson the other week and my teacher at the end of the lesson was showing me how popping a little ollie during your traverse helps you "check" your balance and if you're improperly balanced you will generally fall when you land. It defintely helps if you feel that catch coming!
Bravo, full respect for backys.Sometime method
Thank god my first try of a rodeo was on deep pow, or I wouldn't be here now. It was a perfect HALF flip 😂
😂🤦♂️
@@malcolmmoore and I don't know how many front AND A QUARTER flips I have done 😂. Faceplanting hard but always in pow. At the park were always flat spins or a bit corked, but I suck at flips or rodeos. They scare me a lot, after the powder experiences 😂
Thanks for this awesome tutorial!
Been watching a few of your tutorial videos and and clicked on this one. Loved the way you came across, for me as a beginner snowboarder it wasn't the trick it was the the effort, perseverance, keep trying and don't give up attitude that makes this video one of your best videos 👍🏻, even if the power was getting thin under the board 🙈 great video thank you ❤️🙏🏻
I'm so glad thanks so much 😊🫶🙌
Great job Malcolm it was fire. I ate it a few times last week same way I even face planted a tame dog as well
Forget the backflip, I'm here for Indy eating balls of snow thrown at him.
Jk ofc. Big fan of you.
Awesome quality content Malcolm, thank you! Your instruction has improved my riding better than in-persons lessons. Could we have an update for how the DADA handles the powder? I'm a similar height/weight/boot size and almost ready to pull the trigger on a DADA...
We should all chip-in and get Malcom and his videographer a snowmobile. Or some extra sandwiches - that was a lot of climbing. Very entertaining to watch but I’ll never do black flip - not o purpose anyways.
Oh, just had a thought: could you interview your videographer of what it’s like chasing you down the slopes? Any fun mishaps, lessons learned? Thanks.
Thanks, the videographer is my wife and she is very averse to being on camera though! A snowmobile and extra sandwiches would be great though!
I always assumed the dog was videographer.
Thank you very much for the demo
Hey there dude. I’m an intermediate rider looking to get in to jumps on my next trip in a could of weeks.
Not jumped at all and would love a tutorial on jumping and jump progression please.
Love the videos as always!!! 🏂🏂
Thanks Matt, yes I've had a few requests for this so I will try and get to it soon!
@@malcolmmoore you’re very welcome. Legend cheers, if you got a chance to post the video before the 19th of March I can put your fabulous coaching in to practice haha. 🏂😎
@@Matt-oi8fq it'll be close, we'll see, I'm pretty busy teaching at the moment but as the days get longer I'm able to film more at the end of the day too!
Awesome! This was super useful for me, I want a trick to do that's more than a rotation, so thanks!
Indy's back!!
Thanks for sharing MM!!
Thanks for watching 🙌
Hell yes. Very inspiring.
Thanks!
Great video as usual Malcolm!
Nice Malcolm. How are you liking how the DADA performs in powder. I've been researching the Amplid boards quite a bit, and I'm torn between the Surfari and DADA. Also I'm in the states, so this may be a bit more challenging. I know you've shared your thoughts on the Amplid boards, but would love opinion on my decision making. I'm 6'3" 195-200 lbs. Size 12 boot and currently been riding ORCA last 3 seasons. Thanks and love your content, you're definitely my go to for riding instructions. Cheers and stay safe.
Surfari will be better in powder but the dada is very good for a 154. The dada is more of an all mountain board and as such is my go to for most conditions. If you're not riding park or switch though the surfari will be pretty good though!
@@malcolmmoore Thanks for your input. Cheers
Winter season. Lets help this guy get 100k subs!
Thanks 🙌🙌🙌
How many times you had to climb back up the slope for the attempts? Salute you for the dedication!
Only seen your carving lessons, didnt know you could do all this damn……
Sick video, appreciate how you explained things! Where is it you are riding for this video?
This is my home resort Alpe d'Huez
Dang where are you at.. awesome plav ground. I learned most tricks on my trampoline. Ducktape the edges on a play board and bounce spin flip if u dare..Hopefully u don't bounce off like I did make a rough landing on the ground..enclosed tramps are safer. But awesome video..wish I could join u.. from utah.. not much snow this season sadly 😞
Any chance for a buttering tutorial 😎
Can we have a fs/bs 360 tutorial plzzzzz
Let's get a review of the amplid
I’m a men’s gymnast so I think this should be easy I just have to wait until winter and send it into some pow
I'm in alpe d'huez right now, how you feeling about the snow conditions right now?
CUTE DOGG :))
It is time now for timedog. Do you think front,/back flips must be trained first in a acrobatic training premises?
I'd say more on a trampoline, just gwt the just of that then similar aspects, you use the bounce to generate the spin backwards same as you do with a board, it's important to go fast, dont shit out of it or you'll end up hurt mid air and jump leaning backwards, the speed you travel at will generate the spin as well as the jump. Be careful and wear helmet.
@@thedarkriddler7318 though it's a wildcat rather than a true backflip
Do u have ur left foot in the front can u do a video with simple tricks when u jump plz i just learned to curve
Thanks for another useful tutorial. Not comfortable riding switch stance. Outside of spending more time riding switch. Any specific exercises to accelerate the process of being able to ride switch on any terrain in any conditions?
Pretty much you gotta just keep doing it unfortunately 😕
What are you looking for in the landing?
Good video m8! Music was a little loud though
Hell yea🤙
Yesterday i watched this video without ever doing a flip… today i did. The. Flip.
No way! Epic! I'm yet to go upside-down this winter 😩
nice
The tutorial I didn't know I needed!
👍
thats a wild cat
😊
How to practice this first time? It is rather terrifying, shall we just try with courage from nowhere, or are there technical measures to help such as minimal speed o something to help make sure I will not be up-side-down when landing?
Commit
Malcolm, you sold me on volume shifted boards. I'm considering getting the Dancehaul but based on lots of reviews and feedback on the web, it's weakness is chatter when going fast. Is that your experience with it? Since you go really fast. I'd consider the warpig but it's not available in the size I want.
Yeah I mean the dancehaul isn't the best at high speeds, but you can still do it. The dancehaul is obviously much more directional than the warpig or the amplid dada that is riding now. That does make it better in powder though. Just depends what you want it for really. Dancehaul is really fun, easy to mess around on at slow speeds, great in powder and slush, OK in the park and not great switch!
@@malcolmmoore thanks so much for replying! Sounds like it's what I'm looking for. I don't think I'll be doing a lot of hard charging but I want a board that I can confidently go a bit faster than with what I have today for the occasional need for speed.
I realized looking at a new setup that there's not a lot of videos out there talking about binding selection. Maybe you can do a video on how to pick the best bindings for different riding styles and also go over some of the tech available in the bindings.
Me my first year snowboarding thinking I can do this
Do it!
Is it mandatory do learn how to back flip without a snowboard first?
I don't think so i just started landing 180s an got this wild itch to try a backflip next day up. Just commit an spot! 🙏
No. This isn't a true backflip. It's a side flip called the wildcat. The tuck direction is different
Indy thoughts: "Hooman is broken... wut doing?"
comfort food? hey, I think you simply just jumped higher, and with more air time you can adjust the landing better eh?
Comfort food?
@@malcolmmoore the sandwich!
If I knew how I would send a pic of left arm from latest wreck u would have a good laugh
First step...... send it.
Last step...... send it
NTs !!! ))
isnt that a wildcat
Yeah
🙃WW🙃
Haha took me a minute 🤣🤦♂️
@@malcolmmoore 😂
Mate, next sunday I'm going to Winterberg, the nearest ski resort to Cologne. No Back Flip for me, but I'll work on my carving skills and I got my MM-knowlegde with me! I'm literally OVERSTOKED, just call me Daily! 🤣
@@thomasgebhard3332 epic, enjoy!
step 1: don't
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