Learn How To Snowboard By Standing Up
The snow is here and resorts are opening all over for the 2021-22 Snow Season, so stand up tall and ride right!! It seems like something that would come naturally but folks get fearful when snowboarding and they want to put their hands down. Stand Up Tall & Keep Balance when you’re snowboarding. Flowing Freeride will teach how to pick the right snowboard gear best for you and drills to improve your skills. You’ll have access to all our snowboard tutorials when you sign up that cover every step and feedback from your coach. We also have some free snowboard videos to prepare for snowboard safety on our YouTube Page. I recommend watching these snowboard videos; Beginner Snowboard Lesson on Steering, Learn How To Ride The Lifts Safely, How to Snowboard: Balance Twist, Beginner Snowboard Stance, Snowboard Pads, Snowboard Training Hill, Demo Boards, Snowboard Camber, Building Rhythm, Snowboard Freestyle Boards, Snowboard Dynamic Flex & Extend, How To Size Your Snowboard.Responsibility Code #1, Snowboard Responsibility Code #2, Snowboard Responsibility Code #3, Responsibility Code #4 Look Uphill, Snowboard Responsibility Code # 5, #6 Obey All Signs & Snowboard Responsibility Code #7.
When we snowboard we need to go with the flow. When we fight with our brain and body then we don’t get the results we want. Most people will stand tall on their board when they aren’t moving or when they’re learning to skate. Once they have the back foot in then things change. They can’t take the back foot off to use it as a brake. If they can’t drag their foot then they drag their hands. You need to use your board’s edge to stop. Stand up tall and stay stacked over your snowboard. If you make big movements you lose balance. Balance is one of the biggest skills to snowboarding so keep balance to go with the flow.
You will go where you look. Keep your eyes and head up. Once you start looking at the ground you will probably end up there. Looking down hunches your back and you start to hinge at the waist. These will develop into massive problems quickly. Keep snowboarding simple and don’t overthink it. If you’ve never snowboarded before take a look at this Beginner Snowboard Drills Playlist. You will gain the muscle memory needed before you even get on the snow. That’s right you can practice snowboarding before getting on the slopes with many of our snowboard tutorials. As you do these movements remember to keep your eyes looking in the direction you’ll be riding.
We teamed up with Truic HowToStartAnLLC.com to give tips on snowboarding and business. If you have a business idea and aren’t sure where to start, take a look at their site. They have lots of free content just like FFR to help get you going. Have the confidence to do things right and to Ride Right ™! It might be difficult at first but if you do it right then it becomes easy. It’s muscle memory.
Get started snowboarding with FFR and start your own business with the help of Truic. The snow will be here soon and I can’t wait to shred the gnar this season. You can sign up for the full course to gain access to all of our snowboard lessons, study guides, textbooks, glossary, tests and direct feedback from your coach. Learn to snowboard online with flowingfreeride.com and take a look at our YouTube Page for more free content and learn to snowboard right! Online snowboard resources like videos on our YouTube Channel and articles like these can help you a ton. Professional snowboard lessons help even more. My name is Blake Tholen Clark Contact Me if you want to book a lesson or have any questions about Snowboarding.