Malcolm, on a more serious note.. I think you should make more of these butter tricks/ground tricks videos.. I know theres plenty of of them on the internet but you have your own way with words/style of explanation that makes it easier for me to digest and understand. This video and the one with the cab 3 are my favorite recently. That's not to say your more technical videos are bad but they're a nice change of pace! Hope to see more similar videos in the near future! All the best
Me too! I love to watch Knapton and the Japaneese ground tricks, but you really are the best teacher. Id love to learn some butters and such from you. Your instruction would blow up my ride.
Spend a full season practicing a trick to try and get it clean and struggling every day, then turn on youtube to find out it's the "easiest" trick you can possibly learn :P Good video to see the full breakdown of the minute movements, Malcolm!
@@florentroh8089Yeah! I usually have to remind myself that I'm intermediate when riding the snowboard, but an absolute beginner when it comes to buttering and jibbing. Helps put things into perspective. Lol
Hey Malcolm. First I wanna say thank you for the content you create. It has helped me a lot to learn snowboarding at age 33 :). I just have a request. Could you create a video or explain it here which kind of S-turns is better for the steep slopes in order to control the speed? Is short turn better or longer and rounder S-turn towards the side of the slopes? Personally, longer and rounder turns make me worried about skiers who are coming from behind! Thank you again for your awesome videos.
Generally speaking short turns. That means less time in the fall line, therefore less time picking up speed. This video might help: th-cam.com/video/6DDlIbATM6s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=iOuftD7hsZmLzu61
Will try to get out to France next year to meet. I always board in Austria, my spouse has family there, but would be good to have a chat and go boarding. 😊
Last year I started with switch riding and I am a little stuck with the progress to move on like this ground tricks. Can you get us more tips or exercises for switch riding .❤
Can do the Cab 1 easily now, but still struggling to get it further. Will be out in Alpe d'Huez in just over a week's time so will see if I can work on doing the full Cab 3 😃
@@malcolmmoore Well, it turns out I spotted you from the Jeux lift in the snowpark giving a lesson to a group of lads. I went down Les Jeux and found you on the wall that runs down the side. You might remember an annoying idiot pulling up there saying a load of well meaning jibberish while at a star struck loss for words then giving a fist bump! Anyway, I must apologise for interrupting your lesson and felt quite bad about it but it was awesome getting to meet you however briefly in real life and saying 'Thankyou' for what you do 😀
Somethings been wrong with my revert carves, loosing all speed, almost immediately after locking in the toe edge going switch direction, was thinking i need to grow some and hit it faster... after watching this I think i need to actually focus on the counter rotation. Prolly the speed into it as well. Thanks Malcolm
Just came back from my 1st 5 day snowboarding trip. Watched loads of your videos before. Im a competent skiier and had some lessons indoor before going. not going to lie my body is in bits. Fall so many times and hurts a lot more than skiing. 2 things I'd like to know, like skiing is there a proper way to fall? Seems very sudden with 0 chance to brace on a board. Also I ski at decent speed which makes is less exhausting, with a board I dare not due to the sheer amount of falling and busy runs, should I just be braver and spend more time pointing down the run turning at an angle instead of full j turn constantly to slow? I had a 2.5 km run on a narrow flatish track where I must have fallen every 30 m 😂 it was pure hell ...
Woah. Looks like it is easy to follow. Now I really want to go back to the slope and practice. But I already decided that I am ending my shredding season last week 😢
Hey there Malcom, love your content as always. Could you make a video on how to ride hard pack ice flats please? They are so challenging. Also super painful to stack on.
Technique = avoidance 😂 But in all seriousness, when it's incredibly icy (and obviously everyone has a different definition of this) but when you literally can't even dig your edge in there's not a whole lot you can really do other than just trying to get across it. This might mean just going with a skid or flat basing over it. No magic pill I'm afraid!
Hey man! Your videos have helped me learn my first S Turns this past weekend. I'm progressing really well because of your videos. Thank you. I have 2 questions for you though. I am having trouble where I am trying to get my board back to the center of the trail but my board gravitates and continues to slide to the downward angled outsides. Is there any effective way to make an exit from those down curved corners and back onto the center of the trail? Second question, any recommended stretching exercises before going out for a day of shredding the trails? Thank you again, sir!
Great video mate! Bit of a random one for ya. Mrs and I are going strong after this video and we're considering buying a small place in the alps. What are Alp D'huez and l2a like in the summer? Is there much happening in the resorts or is it super quiet?
I'm a big fan of the summer here! I actually live down in the valley not in either resort. Lots of cycling, hiking etc. LDA has got the glacier so has more going on during the summer and is a lot busier I would say but depends what you're looking for, the whole area is lovely
@@malcolmmoore nice one man! And winter wise, I know your usually in ADH so guessing you think that the better riding? How does L2A compare. Read loads of stuff that the two are gonna be linked but seems like they've been saying that forever... Sorry for the questions my man!
I prefer alpe d'Huez for riding, although LDA often has better snow... On a season pass you get 10 days at the other resort included (as well as some days at some other resorts) so you can still go to both. I don't think they're going to link the two resorts by cable car anymore but I'm not 💯, the latest chat is they're putting a lift from the valley floor to alpe d'Huez. There's already a connection from the valley to LDA in Venosc, and to Oz (part of the alpe d'Huez domain) from Allemond, so they're saying the next big connection will be bourg d'Oisans to Alpe d'Huez
Yeah, I can totally relate to that. While I could basically carve when I learned switch, my regular riding over the decades since then just gained so much more experience confidence in steep terrain and at higher speeds that the switch riding has fallen far behinde Riding way more switch could have fixed this, but as a vacation warrior with only so much time on the mountain you have to priotize and compromise. The one thing when it comes to switch that I should have worked on much earlier is dynamic/harder switch carving - now my muscle memory is so locked into regular carving, that in switch my body wants to put weight on the opposite leg of what would be needed in the given phase of the carve. I kinda have little issue mirroring the other movements and rotation, but the fore/aft movement is a real struggle to mirror.
Hey Malcom, I find it hard to incorporate an ollie whist riding. Standing still is no problem, but during a ride, I can't really seem to pull it off. Any tips?
@malcolmmoore Hi, I was wondering if you still use the Nidecker Supermatic's or would you still recommend them? hope you see this! and thanks for the vids!
Thanks Malcolm, great video. Btw, does anyone know what is the model of the snowboard used in this video ? Thanks I am looking for some for play in the snow park
Hi Malcolm snowboard season is upon us again and last time we went to the snow park. We hit some jumps but found it hard to land . What way do you land and not eat snow. ? Is landing on the front of the board correct? Help
Insta like and comment whenever I see your videos. Fucking love this guy and the way he explains it all so well. Anyways you should deff do more trick videos like this
Third time is the charm I hope....As I tried twice already in other videos... @malcolmmoore I love your videos. You explain things in a very natural and easy to understand way. I was wondering what your opinion is on board length and rider weight - do these play much of a role or it is just technique and a lighter rider can get away with a longer board? I am 180 cm and 63kg riding 157 medium-flex board. I never manage to create than thin line no matter what angles and forward lean I choose. The board just skids. Looking at the board specs the 157 Burton Process board requires rider weight of 61kg to 79kg which makes me only 2kg above the minimum required. What is your take on length when it comes to lower weight? Thanks!
Thanks, glad you're liking the videos! Unfortunately it's not the board being the wrong size for you that is causing you to skid. If you're at the lower end of the weight recs for a board then it will basically feel stuffed, if you're at the upper end, then it will feel softer than what the website says. The process is a pretty soft board anyways, so to be honest unless you were way out of the weight recs it will be fine!
In your cab 3 tutorial you were popping off the nose, but here in the FS 3 you're popping off the tail, is this what defines the two tricks and which is easier to learn first?
Yes, technically that is the difference, but the switch frontside 3 often also gets called a cab 3! I learnt FS 3s first but I actually prefer cab 3s now!
@@malcolmmoore thx for the great work you're doing in educating us and keeping us entertained. Rest assured, I will try these tricks. I'm currently trying to improve the tail press and ollie
It made sense to me coming from Skateboarding where spins / tricks starting Fakie felt much easier to rotate because of your momentum and direction compared to regular yet still popping the board with your usual back foot.
@@DrumMayne huh? i kinda get swinging your back leg around on a 180, but a 360? landing blind switch? nah. Also, you're quite literally not popping with your usual back foot, that's your front foot that's now at the back.
You can do regular if you like, just switch fitted in better with this tutorial to get that same bs180 at the end that is in all of the other tricks in this video. Personally I also prefer to spin in a clockwise as opposed to an anti clockwise direction, hence I learnt it before the regular FS 360 and why I still prefer it.
Even if these moves won't saved yout marriage (sometimes it happened my brother), then you should tell on a court that you have done them and court will take her half of her shiet and give it to you. Thanks Malcom later
I could have used that skill when I was going down a black and went over a bump I didn't anticipate and lost all edge contact. If I had that knowledge I probably could have looked cool reverting after landing from the bump. I slid for a good few meters before getting some grip. I'm still new so getting to learn these different scenarios on my own. Thinking about it now, I could have just flattened out and went over the hump despite the speed I was going to gain. But my noob skills could have ended a more disastrous scenario for me. So the slide downhill to a lower slope was just a funny visual for the lift risers.
Malcolm, on a more serious note.. I think you should make more of these butter tricks/ground tricks videos.. I know theres plenty of of them on the internet but you have your own way with words/style of explanation that makes it easier for me to digest and understand. This video and the one with the cab 3 are my favorite recently. That's not to say your more technical videos are bad but they're a nice change of pace! Hope to see more similar videos in the near future! All the best
Agreed
Me too! I love to watch Knapton and the Japaneese ground tricks, but you really are the best teacher. Id love to learn some butters and such from you. Your instruction would blow up my ride.
Agreed
More ground trick tutorials pleaseeeee 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
More to come 😊😊
Yes!!! I love these beginner intermediate tricks! Now I just have to remember to do them when I get on the mountain!
You got this!
Malcolm has a great skills to explain easy and fast. Thank you.
Thanks so much 😊
Spend a full season practicing a trick to try and get it clean and struggling every day, then turn on youtube to find out it's the "easiest" trick you can possibly learn :P
Good video to see the full breakdown of the minute movements, Malcolm!
the fact is it'is not easy ... It's an advance snowboard practice. But in the category of ground trick's those tricks are easy !
@@florentroh8089Yeah! I usually have to remind myself that I'm intermediate when riding the snowboard, but an absolute beginner when it comes to buttering and jibbing. Helps put things into perspective. Lol
I swear that I learned 3 of 4 of these yesterday! Really helpful to see them all done clean :)
Glad you like them 😊😊
I studied the first trick and got it down yesterday. Not fast, but I do have it and I’m so proud. Thanks! Now onto the next one!
Thank you. You’re a good soul for sharing! I’ll let you know if my marriage is intact after our next ski trip in Japan in 2025 :)
Fingers crossed!
I love these types of videos. More please!
More to come 🙌🏼
Love these tricks. Would be great to see more.
Yeah more to come 😊🙌🏼
Saved my love life with this one
Awesome, that's why I make these videos!
Hey Malcolm. First I wanna say thank you for the content you create. It has helped me a lot to learn snowboarding at age 33 :). I just have a request. Could you create a video or explain it here which kind of S-turns is better for the steep slopes in order to control the speed? Is short turn better or longer and rounder S-turn towards the side of the slopes? Personally, longer and rounder turns make me worried about skiers who are coming from behind! Thank you again for your awesome videos.
Generally speaking short turns. That means less time in the fall line, therefore less time picking up speed. This video might help: th-cam.com/video/6DDlIbATM6s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=iOuftD7hsZmLzu61
Awesome tricks ! Thanks 💪
No problem!!
Thanks Malcolm, this is really helpful, boarding next weekend so will practice those moves 😊.
Best of luck!
Will try to get out to France next year to meet. I always board in Austria, my spouse has family there, but would be good to have a chat and go boarding. 😊
Great as a 20 y/o I can now save my marriage
Sorry to hear it's already in a state of disrepair. At least I've got you ✌️
I moved to Utah at 18. Being married at 20 is normal here lol
Haha 😆
Hey checking back up 10 months later, how's the marriage?
@saveforth haha. I am not married. I do not even have a gf
3:51 with no context: “I’m just gonna let them pass away” 😂
🤦😂
Just started getting into ground tricks I’m excited to try these out!
Enjoy 🙌🏼
keep on going man! you will become #1 Really enjoying your vids
I appreciate that!
Perfect timing, recently ive been trying to do some easy tricks and now a tutorial from MALCOM MOORE. GREAT!
Great 🤗🤗
Last year I started with switch riding and I am a little stuck with the progress to move on like this ground tricks. Can you get us more tips or exercises for switch riding .❤
Wow, this was perfectly timed to the end of the run! Lol
Awesome tricks, one on my favorites and cool looking is the Revert.
Yeah it's a good one!
Beautiful emty slopes, wish in Bansko was like that.
This is actually filmed during the February holidays so is a busy time here!
@@malcolmmoore if that's busy, I don't wanna know what's empty 🥲
@@sheezabrat I did a season in bansko a while back, cool place!
Can do the Cab 1 easily now, but still struggling to get it further. Will be out in Alpe d'Huez in just over a week's time so will see if I can work on doing the full Cab 3 😃
Great maybe see you on the slopes!!
@@malcolmmoore Well, it turns out I spotted you from the Jeux lift in the snowpark giving a lesson to a group of lads. I went down Les Jeux and found you on the wall that runs down the side. You might remember an annoying idiot pulling up there saying a load of well meaning jibberish while at a star struck loss for words then giving a fist bump!
Anyway, I must apologise for interrupting your lesson and felt quite bad about it but it was awesome getting to meet you however briefly in real life and saying 'Thankyou' for what you do 😀
Somethings been wrong with my revert carves, loosing all speed, almost immediately after locking in the toe edge going switch direction, was thinking i need to grow some and hit it faster... after watching this I think i need to actually focus on the counter rotation. Prolly the speed into it as well. Thanks Malcolm
Just came back from my 1st 5 day snowboarding trip. Watched loads of your videos before. Im a competent skiier and had some lessons indoor before going. not going to lie my body is in bits. Fall so many times and hurts a lot more than skiing. 2 things I'd like to know, like skiing is there a proper way to fall? Seems very sudden with 0 chance to brace on a board. Also I ski at decent speed which makes is less exhausting, with a board I dare not due to the sheer amount of falling and busy runs, should I just be braver and spend more time pointing down the run turning at an angle instead of full j turn constantly to slow? I had a 2.5 km run on a narrow flatish track where I must have fallen every 30 m 😂 it was pure hell ...
Woah. Looks like it is easy to follow.
Now I really want to go back to the slope and practice. But I already decided that I am ending my shredding season last week 😢
More of this please
More to come 😊😊
Thank you now I got ideas, I got motivation, just need the money for a Skipass :p
Yeah the ski pass can be really expensive! Here in europe.its cheaper in the smaller resorts, and our local resort does a cheap deal on Saturdays...
If Malcolm is teaching it i will learn it.
Haha, you got it!
Malcom, can you do a video on edge changes at high speed? Love your channel
th-cam.com/video/Zje2HMI11I0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=xn_7arFv0m8qpsca
This old one might help, but yes, noted for the future!
Hey there Malcom, love your content as always. Could you make a video on how to ride hard pack ice flats please? They are so challenging. Also super painful to stack on.
Technique = avoidance 😂
But in all seriousness, when it's incredibly icy (and obviously everyone has a different definition of this) but when you literally can't even dig your edge in there's not a whole lot you can really do other than just trying to get across it. This might mean just going with a skid or flat basing over it. No magic pill I'm afraid!
Hey man! Your videos have helped me learn my first S Turns this past weekend. I'm progressing really well because of your videos. Thank you. I have 2 questions for you though. I am having trouble where I am trying to get my board back to the center of the trail but my board gravitates and continues to slide to the downward angled outsides. Is there any effective way to make an exit from those down curved corners and back onto the center of the trail? Second question, any recommended stretching exercises before going out for a day of shredding the trails? Thank you again, sir!
Tried them all, failed, marriage ended. Thanks Malcolm 😜
Haha sorry 😂😂
Great video mate!
Bit of a random one for ya. Mrs and I are going strong after this video and we're considering buying a small place in the alps.
What are Alp D'huez and l2a like in the summer? Is there much happening in the resorts or is it super quiet?
I'm a big fan of the summer here! I actually live down in the valley not in either resort. Lots of cycling, hiking etc. LDA has got the glacier so has more going on during the summer and is a lot busier I would say but depends what you're looking for, the whole area is lovely
@@malcolmmoore nice one man!
And winter wise, I know your usually in ADH so guessing you think that the better riding? How does L2A compare.
Read loads of stuff that the two are gonna be linked but seems like they've been saying that forever...
Sorry for the questions my man!
I prefer alpe d'Huez for riding, although LDA often has better snow...
On a season pass you get 10 days at the other resort included (as well as some days at some other resorts) so you can still go to both.
I don't think they're going to link the two resorts by cable car anymore but I'm not 💯, the latest chat is they're putting a lift from the valley floor to alpe d'Huez. There's already a connection from the valley to LDA in Venosc, and to Oz (part of the alpe d'Huez domain) from Allemond, so they're saying the next big connection will be bourg d'Oisans to Alpe d'Huez
Yes, more more more! ❤
There was a time when I was learning that I felt comfortable riding switch. Now it feels alien as I have improved my carving in my regular stance
Yeah, I can totally relate to that. While I could basically carve when I learned switch, my regular riding over the decades since then just gained so much more experience confidence in steep terrain and at higher speeds that the switch riding has fallen far behinde
Riding way more switch could have fixed this, but as a vacation warrior with only so much time on the mountain you have to priotize and compromise.
The one thing when it comes to switch that I should have worked on much earlier is dynamic/harder switch carving - now my muscle memory is so locked into regular carving, that in switch my body wants to put weight on the opposite leg of what would be needed in the given phase of the carve. I kinda have little issue mirroring the other movements and rotation, but the fore/aft movement is a real struggle to mirror.
Can we get park tutorials please? There are some out there already but it’s always good to have different perspectives
very,very good video as usual ;)
Thanks so much 😊🫶🏼
This saved my marriage thank you!
You're welcome 🤗
Hey Malcom, I find it hard to incorporate an ollie whist riding. Standing still is no problem, but during a ride, I can't really seem to pull it off. Any tips?
@malcolmmoore Hi, I was wondering if you still use the Nidecker Supermatic's or would you still recommend them? hope you see this! and thanks for the vids!
If you want a step in then yeah I think they're the best ones. I still use them especially when teaching.
Thanks Malcolm, great video.
Btw, does anyone know what is the model of the snowboard used in this video ? Thanks
I am looking for some for play in the snow park
Nidecker Sensor Plus, link to it in the video description 👌
Hi Malcolm snowboard season is upon us again and last time we went to the snow park. We hit some jumps but found it hard to land . What way do you land and not eat snow. ? Is landing on the front of the board correct? Help
What kind of board are u using here?
Nice tricks, I may be able to do some of those. I can do Snow angels does that count 🤣❄
Haha definitely yes 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Hey mate! Thanks for this! Next week I'm in Huez, would like to greet you if possible :)
Next week I'm fully booked I'm sure you'll see me on the slopes 😊
An unrelated question if I may: Were you wearing Hestra mittens?
Nope Yuki threads Mitts 😍
Oyuki are dope. You use the best gear!
Insta like and comment whenever I see your videos. Fucking love this guy and the way he explains it all so well. Anyways you should deff do more trick videos like this
Awesome thanks man, I appreciate that!
saved for next year :')
Nice one 🙌🏼
Third time is the charm I hope....As I tried twice already in other videos...
@malcolmmoore I love your videos. You explain things in a very natural and easy to understand way. I was wondering what your opinion is on board length and rider weight - do these play much of a role or it is just technique and a lighter rider can get away with a longer board? I am 180 cm and 63kg riding 157 medium-flex board. I never manage to create than thin line no matter what angles and forward lean I choose. The board just skids. Looking at the board specs the 157 Burton Process board requires rider weight of 61kg to 79kg which makes me only 2kg above the minimum required. What is your take on length when it comes to lower weight? Thanks!
Thanks, glad you're liking the videos! Unfortunately it's not the board being the wrong size for you that is causing you to skid. If you're at the lower end of the weight recs for a board then it will basically feel stuffed, if you're at the upper end, then it will feel softer than what the website says. The process is a pretty soft board anyways, so to be honest unless you were way out of the weight recs it will be fine!
nice! where is it?
This is Alpe d'Huez 😊
how do I revert carve with the heel side?
really like the intro. hahaha
😊😊
Cool👍
😅Very nice ali g intro 0:05 ✌️
Haha 😂
what size is your board and boots?
Sensor plus 159w and us 12 boots
I so wished i live near yourself. I would have u teaching me all the time. Even at 56
Trip to Europe!
In your cab 3 tutorial you were popping off the nose, but here in the FS 3 you're popping off the tail, is this what defines the two tricks and which is easier to learn first?
Yes, technically that is the difference, but the switch frontside 3 often also gets called a cab 3! I learnt FS 3s first but I actually prefer cab 3s now!
Cool, thank you, I'll give it a go!@@malcolmmoore
what a views... what a resort is it?
Alpe d'Huez 👍🏼
need more butter tricks with jumps in 270/360°
First 🎉
Which usually means the last one I get back to replying to, got there in the end! 😂
I wish this video came out a week ago when i was still in austria 😭😭
Ah next time !
Sweet! Im definitely going save my marriage with these, now i just need a wife
Haha 😂
I'm clearly a beginner at tricks. The easy peasy one looks already complex to me
Give it a try!!
@@malcolmmoore thx for the great work you're doing in educating us and keeping us entertained. Rest assured, I will try these tricks. I'm currently trying to improve the tail press and ollie
I'll get some more ground tricks videos up soon too 🤗
Still unsure why switch tbh
It made sense to me coming from Skateboarding where spins / tricks starting Fakie felt much easier to rotate because of your momentum and direction compared to regular yet still popping the board with your usual back foot.
Switch is one of the essential skills for ground tricks and for the park.
@@cinnabon888 ok? doesn't really explain the inclusion. you'd learn it regular first.
@@DrumMayne huh? i kinda get swinging your back leg around on a 180, but a 360? landing blind switch? nah. Also, you're quite literally not popping with your usual back foot, that's your front foot that's now at the back.
You can do regular if you like, just switch fitted in better with this tutorial to get that same bs180 at the end that is in all of the other tricks in this video. Personally I also prefer to spin in a clockwise as opposed to an anti clockwise direction, hence I learnt it before the regular FS 360 and why I still prefer it.
Thank you Malcolm, my wife is not leaving now….how can I get free season pass for her?
Then you need to start impressing the resort with better ground tricks, tutorial for that coming April 1st
Guys, Im being serious here.. I learned these tricks and my wife started snowboarding with me.... Marriage saved!
🙌🏼🙌🏼😂😂
Need to do core exercises mate
Like ab exercises?
@@malcolmmoore Exactly, cause one wrong Ollie will take your lower back out for weeks
so bow I also have the pressure to get married before the season starts 😳😳😳
and potentially even save your marriage! HAHAH good one.
😂🤷🏽♂️
lmao save your marriage
Failed i have, into exile i must go
Oh noo 😂
On the backside 180 how in the world are you not catching an edge landing on your toe edge?? I'd be a dead man. O.O
Easy 😂
Ah, everything was falling apart but at least I can swag on my wife before she signs the divorce papers! Cheers Mr. Moore
😂😂
Even if these moves won't saved yout marriage (sometimes it happened my brother), then you should tell on a court that you have done them and court will take her half of her shiet and give it to you. Thanks Malcom later
Promo-SM 😈
more, ive got like 30m of slope to play on 😭🤣
Instructions unclear. Marriage in shambles 😵
Haha oops 😂
For now I'll call the nose butter, the nose bleed. It's what'll happen when Ill start practicing that move.
😂😂
Save ur marriage?😂
😂🤷🏻♂️
I am annoyed by revert carves. They are dumb. Sorry, not sorry.
I could have used that skill when I was going down a black and went over a bump I didn't anticipate and lost all edge contact. If I had that knowledge I probably could have looked cool reverting after landing from the bump. I slid for a good few meters before getting some grip. I'm still new so getting to learn these different scenarios on my own.
Thinking about it now, I could have just flattened out and went over the hump despite the speed I was going to gain. But my noob skills could have ended a more disastrous scenario for me. So the slide downhill to a lower slope was just a funny visual for the lift risers.
But it's fun to do on a steep slope when you're going fast
Bro is giving marriage advice 🥲