3 Simple Tips for Snowboarding in POWDER !!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ธ.ค. 2019
- I've been snowboarding alot of powder recently in Alpe d'Huez. Here I give you 3 simple tips to help you improve your technique off piste!
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This video needs more attention!!!! It’s so good!!!
Another tip is to set your stance back! I found it helps a lot and your back leg won’t be burning like crazy!
That works, I'm just too lazy to ever do it!
You're living DA LIFE!!!!!
Dang, I need a dog for the catwalks too :D
Than for the advice I am starting to learn
My pleasure!
Thanks for the tips! Will try it next time. Just had my worst snowboard day ever yesterday... snowing, freezing, windy and low visibility. 13cm of fresh snow and constantly got struck on the sides. I had to lift up my googles because I can't see anything and I can't put them back on because the elastic band was frozen. I could use a video for advices in conditions like this.
Another fantastic instructional video. One simple request, I'm not sure about your other subscribers, but I would love it if you had a link or details for the music you use in each video. Looking forward to putting the techniques learned in your videos in to practice in 2021.
Man cant wait to try a lot of your tips and tricks. great videos :D
This old video doesn't get many comments! Thanks for watching through some of the back catalogue 😀🙌
Malcome these videos are great! I hope you make more
Cheers, going to try have one come out every Wednesday!
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Keep the videos coming, I am learning lots. You and Emily have a great Christmas. BW Stuart & Susan
Yes Malcs! Great vids and chat. You’ve got a new subscriber!)
Thanks John!
thanks brah
Nice video, I'd love to get some more powder riding in myself, it's so fun. Hard to find good powder spots in the couple of places I go in Northern Michigan. I definitely learned the second tip the hard way by going face first over the nose of my board lol.
I didn't even realise you could ride in Michigan! 🤙
Any advice on how to approach turns in pow? It’s gotta be different from carving on groomers right?
big like for doggo
He's super happy its snowing again now, he'll be featuring more in my vids soon, when the resort finally opens back up here in France!
Thx
😊
Great video Malcolm, keep going 👏. Are you using different bindings angle for deep snow and for regular trail? What you recommend? Thanks 👍
Thanks! I use the same angles all the time, +18 and -12. The only time I dont is when I'm on my splitboard where I have that set to +21 and -3. 👍
@@malcolmmoore Nice. Thanks a lot.
Awesome videos, Malcolm. What are you riding for a split-board? I’ve tried many and have yet to be on one that is worthwhile.
Sick
Cheers, this video seems to keep being ignored by most people but it's one of my favourites!
Hi Malcom!
I saw all your videos containing "powder", in order to ride through a 2-3m wide way. At the very beginning I was happy because I was riding, but I realised that I when I tried to slow down my speed or completely stop (i.e. due to other people "on my way"), I felt down. When I felt down, I could hardly stay up again, because either my arms were sinking or my board was blocked by the snow. Do you have tips for untalented people without enough experience riding at fresh and deep snow?
Thank you very much in advanced!
PS: I love your videos and tips.
Hey Natalia, one of the best things you can do to learn how to ride powder is to learn how to carve. Because when you're carving you are riding the boards length without skidding, which is exactly what you want to do for powder, because this will make full use of the boards surface area and give you the most float. Once you can carve, you take the same movements into powder, but with less weight on the front foot. besides from this, picking spots next to the piste is always a good start, you can get a little speed up on the piste and then jump into the soft snow, and then if you fall, you can get back to the piste and get started again without too much effort! 😃
@@malcolmmoore Thank you very much! I will try it next season if German resorts are opened. If not, I hope that I remember all your keywords and tips, so that I can still improve my riding experience on powder.
Is this made with gopro? Which model and what settings? Thanks
This is on the Hero 8, Check out my GoPro Tips video for all my settings!
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Anyone reminded of riding Tenjin with Lucky??
whats that?
Your dog must sleep well 😂
He does! 😂
Where is this ????
This is in alpe d'Huez 😊😊
So i went snowboarding for the first time ever in Germany and my buddy took me on a black trail at the top of the mountain like a asshole not telling me and saying ill be fine and so with my confident self i said okay went from level ground to a little steeper then a 45 degree angle and ate it 5 seconds later and ate shit the whole way down, took me a hour and half to make it down and been scared to snowboard ever since lol but i wanna learn so whats a begginer way to start snowboarding
Ouch that sucks, your best bet is always to take a lesson, but I will be making a video video early next season where I take a first timer through all the basics!
Know the feeling, I skied but mates said "you have to board with us Cool dudes". 2 hours later I booked a lesson and it all made sense. That was over 25 years ago, still riding - still learning.
That sucks! Heard a few stories like this. I know the pain because I accidentally went up a black slope before I was ready. One of my snowboard instructors told me that I have to enjoy my day and keep falling down is not fun. I remember what he said to this day and I don't push myself too hard.
Sounded like he said get fucked off that board