Live Coaching: Beginner Snowboard Lesson Pt. 3
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
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After a successful first day on the slopes, Nev and Tim head back out for round two of their beginner snowboard lessons! Tune in and see what tips Nev has today to further progress Tim's riding!
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Bro the camera man must be god tier in snowboarding!
I think he is on skis
The camera dude is on skis. Usually when they film snowboarding or skiing within close proximity, they use skiiers. It's easier to film on skis than on snowboard.
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I was dumb forgot my password. I would love any tricks you can offer me!
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Thanks so much you really help me out!
his day2 definitely is like my day10. nicely done!!!
Because he is skating it’s way easier for him
I skate too and because of the similarities to snowboarding I wanted to sbowboard instead of riding ski I started snowboarding yesterday and felt quite comfortable after watching some teaching videos
@@mckek952 i have watched all of these coaching videos and this weekend im finally gonna go snowboarding for the first time. i have never skated or snowboarded so im gonna be a total beginner unlike this guy. wish me luck
@@slickfire1579 That's the same for me this weekend too. Good luck to both of us :)
Good look guys. I had no experience on any type of board (skate, surf, etc). I just watched other people and taught myself about 10 years ago to snowboard. It's probably going to take several times out to get a hang of it... especially toe side balance/turning, etc. Don't get discouraged!
@@slickfire1579 howd it go
Being a visual learner just watching you guys do this slowly making those turns and edges is the most helpful. He’s a natural. Good vid thanks for it you both have a great attitude
I was teaching snowboarding for beginners very challenging. One detail that helped a lot to make turns easier with much better control. Bring the rear knee inside the front knee as to try to stick both knees together as much as possible.
Excellent instructor! Asking good questions, checking for understanding, positive reinforcement.
Nev is one cool instructor. 👏
Tim’s second day on snowboard, he’s already doing it like my second year trying to get my turns better (/ω＼) I envy you Tim!!
I did better after 5min its easy. Without any instructor. This guy is loser
@@Niceguy54444 sure you did. Seems like someone's jealous...
@@Niceguy54444 cool joke
He is a very very good student bc he does listen and understands why it is important improving gradually. He is an intelligent student that is carefully into the question and also answering it based on what his beginner experience is. Good to watch too. His answers indicate that he listens and that is the best lesson for all beginners....to listen. And he gives feedback constantly. When there is good communication, things go well.
Yup. It's amazing to watch him progress through these vids. I wonder how he's riding now, a couple of years later! Probably shredding and doing back flips lol. Definitely inspiring for a beginner like myself
23:14 Legend say he patrols the abandoned hills at night, Robing every person that wears high viz cloths..
Great vid. Reminds me of my first days on the board and still gives me a better perspective.
But what's going on with the dude at 23:15? 😂😂
hahaha yeah that guy rocking bra and shorts! xD
Probably lost a bet of some sort 😂
Sharing my notes that I use for field use:
0:30 intro
2:40 put board upside down, strapping in
5:10 warming up exercises
9:22 falling
10:36 falling: protect wrist by falling on fists
11:50 question on foot arch pain, changed binding
14:42 run 1: heel edge turn -> toe edge turn
16:10 "almost always on edge for starter"
16:42 how to slow down
17:20 run 2
18:30 caught an edge and explanation
19:45 run 3: add more length to our turns
23:10 run 4: practice slowing down on toe-edge
25:25 turning with hip, exhibit
26:25 run 5: sharper turns by using hip
MVP!
Not skipping to spots but respect the effort
You forgot: 23:15 distracted by skier wearing boxers and a bra!
@@richardf.terpeningjr.3988 I think it was at 22:44, but that was definitely a highlight :D
Appreciate this saved
I'm having a hard time with snowboarding so this is very helpful 👍
These are good lessons!
Nev you're such an incredible and nice teacher! not only the way how you explain, but also how you teach: so individual, customized and calm!
good vibes: sunny and positive!
it's a pity that you're so fare away! lessons with you would be so helpful!!! (just start snowboarding, fist lesson: hard to learn😅)
Just got all the gear yesterday but don’t have anybody to show me so now I’m here with a notepad😂
Hey man, I learned how to snowboard when I was 15 at edelweiss, Quebec. I paid for lessons and became an advanced snowboarder over the years. I have snowboarded everything up to double blacks. But you have said tips in these videos even my instructor didn’t tell me, you’ve given tips money couldn’t buy. For that you’ve earned my sub and also my respect.
Now even with my knowledge I’m smart enough to admit I wouldn’t be able to teach it well, that’s why I’ve been watching your videos. My girlfriend of three years wants to take up snowboarding with me as something we can do together and I couldn’t be more thrilled. You have helped me learn how to translate my skills into factual information that can be taken in and processed rather than “here watch me do this and copy me”. For that I am so very very grateful and appreciative.
We just bought her snowboard yesterday! I’m gonna start teaching her on some flat ground at a small hill near us in order to save money and not waste it on a lift ticket when her skills are inadequate. Once she’s more comfortable with your steps in the first video we will move onto a bigger mountain😎
Thank you once again @SnowboardAddiction I will try my best to come back to this comment with an update when she’s fully shredding some pow💯
Stay safe out there guys!
Thats awesome!!!!
We are stoked to be part of your snowboarding.
We hope you and your girlfriend contune to improve and love the sport.
Thanks for the support, we will strive to keep improving as well:)
I get cramping under my left foot (I'm goofie) as well, so much that I sometimes have to unclip and walk a bit
This is the best beginner teaching video anywhere!!! I’ve learned so much watching this over and over!
I'm so glad!
I'm a skater and do the same with my toes when I snowboard its because your use to using your feet and legs to turn the board instead of your hips.
He said in the first video he was curling his toes, that is probably was causing the cramp in the arch of his foot. The other stuff as well but I know from experience that that's what was causing mine.
I'm an intermediate rider that's working on the skills to get to advanced. Still enjoyed watching this whole series. Kudos to being a great instructor! And great job being an attentive student! Picked it up quick
I definitely learned a lot from this. What a great student and instructor!
Awesome he progressed so well. But thats 100% due to a great teacher. My teacher was nothing like this. Basically had me strap in and thru me down a hard mountain and just lauched at the stuff i couldn't do,like walking with one foot,how to use your edges
I never understood why people do that to beginners. Because I'm sure that person wasn't that good when they first started
Step on bimdings are the best! Still boarding at age 73 because i dont have to bend ovet to strap in!!
I'm super jealous he can transition already on a 2nd day😩😫 I was smiling the whole time watching him doing the transitions smoothly hahahah
23:15 HAHAHAHAHA!!!!
Will definitely be practicing tomorrow. Thank you so much for the video!
I thought nobody noticed haha!
I am watching this and I cant wait to go and Snow for the first time !!!!!! So clean and smooth way of learning !!!
Same
Do you guys notice how he always makes a mistake after a compliment is given XD It's psychology. We want to impress and try too hard and then fall.... But great video!
Sore feet can be just your arches adjusting to working in a way they aren't used to, but can also come from tensing your feet or pointing your toes to try to control the board with your feet when you'd get more effect from working through your knees and hips. In the latter case loosening boots can be counterproductive because somebody already instinctively tensing will feel less response from the boots and board if their boots are looser, not more, and will try to correct it with more tensing.
You are doing great but the reason why you are curling your toes on your toe edge is because you're trying to get more weight on the toe edge. This happens because your body weight is in the wrong place. Try to lean forward with your hips/pelvic thrusting forward. It's easier on your heel edge because your butt is there and you can easily just sit down to put weight on the your heel edge. Your toe edge needs more weight over it, which is why you need your hips thrusting forward. This is exactly my problem when I first started and it's a problem for most skaters because on a skateboard, you have trucks, and with trucks you can easily initiate a turn or a carve by putting pressure on your toes or heels. With snowboarding, there are no trucks, so you have to move your hips to transfer your weight.
I have to say he's the best instructor !!!!!!! which sometime is hard to find . Tim's also a best student and learn fast.
The student is a great anti-motivator for skateboarding...'i have wristguards because i've broken my wrists before it's not pretty, i have a shoulder injury, i've broken my tailbone etc' :)
23:16… is that guy literally shirtless with crop top styled chest hair? What a legend.
Digging this series of live coaching! Subbed!
It's my first season going more than once a season. (Been going every weekend for a lil while). Really enjoying it.
A friend and myself plan to get equipment for next season and go a lot more.
I'm still learning and there's tons of great info in theses videos.
Yay!! He did so good on transitioning already!!! I'm jealous..
I wish I can have him as an instructor, I think I would've mastered it pretty quick.
I feel like the camera man doesn’t get enough credit. Very hard to it smooth and keep pace. Good job buddy 👍👍
What is going on in the background 4:29
LOOOOOOOOOOL I DIDNT EVEN SEE THAT HAHA
it is a game they have to catch other's shadow idk lol
In my experience growing up surfing and skating, Tim was me. By the third hour I was sore but riding well. 30 mins prior to that, sore feet, scrunching toes, catching edges.
The main thing I noticed was my brain being conditioned to using toes a lot and having a lot of sensitivity. In surfing you're barefoot and feel a lot, scrunching them into the board to press down into wax and anchor against slipping on inside turns. Skating, you're often hooking a toe around the edge of the board to initiate a trick or control a fast/sharp turn with the back foot. When you're snowboarding, instinctively they do this toe-side and just end up scrunching because there's no familiar sensitive feedback like the skateboard edge or hard surfboard telling them they're doing their job. They just kind of keep going until they're strangely scrunched up.
On top of this, I wasn't used to going that fast. Surfing you're looking in a confined section of the wave to hit the ramp or cutback before it's too flat. Skating you're just tricking around at jogging pace, there's no reason to look that far ahead. So on a snowboard, your brain immediately notices speed accelerating way beyond what it's so used to and you're so used to not looking way ahead, not toe feedback so feet trying all sorts of things, panic, fall. You can see Tim looking ahead only as much as he's used to, just a couple metres ahead when he goes to turn.
So, I had the idea to do what I do going fast on a surfboard, racing to beat a close out by focusing on the next section. Looked way down the line-noticung how vast a massive freaking area I've got-knees bent-unlike 90% time locked cruising on a skateboard-and just pick targets like sections of a wave. "I'll turn way down there, then way over there, then way down there..." And within a run or two, the brain had clicked so hard, I was cruising with surf technique and flicking micro-movements with skating technique.
All the balance, movement, and control of riding just another board was there, the brain just needed to figure out the ****ing thing and be forced to let go of some other things that the snowboard simply does not give.
Was doing time-attack runs, jumps, 50-50s on wide rails, and small Indys within the next 5 days. But most of all, I was relaxed and pain, cramped feet, and scrunched toes were gone after that moment of enlightenment.
So if there's any other skater/surfers out there, that's at least how it worked fast for me. Look way ahead, don't lock knees cruising, embrace speed, and turn long and gentle, don't snap, flick, or stomp.
First time for me few weeks ago as someone who grew up surfing and skateboarding. Yeah first day was already getting turns together quite well. Was never prepared for those edge catches. Almost knocked out after a heal catch. Think it knocked some sense into me to pay more attention to not doing that again! Heading back out again next week. Stoked. Was enjoying some soul arches on the toe edge.
Watching this videos makes me kinda wanna be friends with this guy... Such a nice vibe!!
this student is pretty fast. good theories Nev is teaching. the hard part for someone without skateboard experience is just to get used to the sensation, and fine muscle control needed for the degree of toe edge balance. i think for beginner heel side is easier, toe side is harder. but later heel side is harder to perfect. or maybe it's dependents on individuals. some ppl more comfy with heel, some with toe. it's also muscle memory too, so that you don't need to think about while doing it. muscle memory is the hardest part for me.
Awesome riding for day 2-3. Getting down a green/blue takes more like a week for most adults.
Took me four years of losing at least 2 toenails each season to find a pair of ski-boots that felt right. Still got my 20-year old Dalbellos, which I just slot a new insert into every few years. Makes all the difference when your feet aren't in agony!
I’m sooo happy and excited for this video... 🏂
At 4:40 are we not going to talk about the people in the background?? And this has helped me a lot thank you 🙏🏽
He keeps complaining about his feet moving inside his boot and to me it just sounds like his boots don't fit him properly. The first pair of boots I ever bought I rode in for 2 seasons and had similar problems, felt like they fit nicely in the shop but when I rode in them I had a small amount of movement in the boot, not much but enough to make a difference and when I bought a new pair that fit much better my riding improved significantly.
I've been snowboarding for 15 years and going back to basics feels really refreshing. I feel like I got my foundations strenghtened up
Nicely done , first day for me as snowboard, I’m killing it , thanks
Amazing progress!
Man this poor kid has had a tailbone, wrist and shoulder injury! Still the amount of skill he has on day two is incredible! You go dude!
Exactly same feeling as the kid here on the toe edge transition. Worried of the speed when the board is flat. This doesn't happen when transition to hill
you are a super great professor. i got caught up in your video so hard, i wanted it never end. it's just perfect.
Going snowboarding for the 1st time in nearly 9 years tomorrow. Any suggestions?
Just have fun my dude. This is one of the most awesome things we have on Earth so enjoy it dawg
Bring some bengay for that hiney
Toe crunch is a skateboard thing because in my head i feel i want to do that and im a skateboarder
Amazing series, i've been binging this kind of content as i'm about to head back to the snow soon. It will be my second time going away for snowboarding, and it will be only my 4th day snowboarding. I'm hoping this time around i'll be linking my turns and doing smooth edge changes, which is what I was short of learning last time when i ran out of time.
Nev is a great instructor and Tim is an incredibly fast learner. I think this combination has Tim learning at 3x the rate most of us pick it up, which is okay because it's a journey, not a race.
Thanks for the great content, It's helped me get in the zone prior to heading back out there.
Thanks for your great feedback! 🤩 We also released an updated version of this series with our student Rio! She absolutely killed it, if you get a chance you should check out that series as well! Here's a link to Ep. 1! ua-cam.com/video/GXp9UPA8Sjc/v-deo.html
22:44 So we're just going to pretend this never happened?
Nothing happened at that time code;)
@@SnowboardAddiction Not sure if you're joking but there's a guy skiing while wearing nothing but shorts and a bra. Your camera person caught it. It's more at 22:45 but I like to post a timestamp that is a second early so people don't miss it.
Why do people dislike these amazing vids🙉ꨄ
On the second day it’s like let’s start carving at 100mph
For me at least, not having proper teaching, there are a lot of tips that when i apply them my ridong improves a lot.
I learnt from a friend and he only showed us how to brake, how to turn was by ourselves and it took s lot to get it used to.
Sadly the classes in some centers here were always to basic and expensive.
I have a friend that brakes to turn, he doesn't know to turn because he spent all fay braking and he bought a board 😐, i am trying with him to use the other side, when the centers are open.
This is true. I started boarding young, no lessons, my pops threw me on a board and said figure it out. lol took me years of going 1-2x a year to be decent. Eventually I got good and went to ride in CO and my world changed forever. Boarding is life, stick to it 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Shout out to the skier @9:10. Lol. 🤷🏼♀️
There will be always war between skier and boarder lol
Great content! Love tutorial videos. Keep it coming
Kelak aku akan berada di sana untuk bermain snowboard🤲
at 04:30 What kind of snowboard lesson is that behind Tim?
Well, i show your video and i was able to do all of these at 1-2 days.. Thanks so much :D
Tell me please , the model of your bindinngs
Currently we use the Burton malavita's
Been enjoying your content, trying to improve my snowboarding. Going this week with some friends that have never been hoping and can teach them enough so they can have a great time! Thanks for the content!
Good luck! We actually have a brand new 15 Part Learn to ride series! Go check out Ep. 1 ua-cam.com/video/GXp9UPA8Sjc/v-deo.html
The best snowboarder is the camera guy.
I'm very new to snowboarding but have a decent long boarding background. I'm having the same issues with toe edge versus heel edge. I think I just need to get out more and het used to it
Time on the board is the most important thing! Keep at it and you will be ripping those turns soon:)
i want to go snowboarding now UGH lol i love these vids
Can you make a video of how to put your shoe in your snow board
I have seen the first video and this guy is really a fast learner. This video makes me want to snowboard tomorrow :) actually, I am taking my first lesson that's why I am watching this to nail it on my first day. thanks for sharing!
You can do it!
@@SnowboardAddiction thanks ans yes I can! 💪🏻😂
The standing up while strapping is the best advice ever. Wet butt is incredibly uncomfortable.
One of the best videos I've seen. The student obviously has the balance already in check from skateboarding, so this video is good for more than just complete beginners.
Which tool do you recommend ?
I‘m searching for a tool that fits in my pocket but i can’t find anything like that.
(While you were changing the stance)
Anybody noticed the naked skier guy at 23.15?😂😂😂
I have long-boarding (skated for a tiny bit too) for just under 10 years and I tried out snowboarding recently too. And I did the toe scrunching too as when long-boarding you'll a lot of the time have your toe over the board edge and will 'scrunch' to apply pressure and grip to help carve. Any longboaders out there ya'll know what I'm on a bout right or just me? 😂😂😭
i wish i could edit these videos for these guys
10 years of grappling (basicly learning how to breakfall and protect the neck/spine) prepared me for snowboarding and it was actually quite fun on the first try. When falling forward I just rolled over my shoulder. Falling back or side, just do a stiff ukemi. Still, always wear a helmet on the slopes!
I really want to go snowboarding and I will go with my friends next month. I have never snowboarded, but I know how to skate and I'm also a dancer and I ride horses so I have more balance from that too. I'm just nervous how it is going go.
He's only missing one thing. To shift his weight onto his front foot when beginning to face downhill and on to the turn. Makes you go into the carve easier, reducing any wobbly skidding
Hey this is so awesome video I’m going this Sunday for my first time Snowboard and I’m so excited and definitely this video help me so much and prepare me thank u so much !!! Keep making great videos and big up for the one who Filming amazing job !! ❤️❤️❤️
The thumbnail reminds me of ME.. on my first time trying to learn snowboarding about a month ago... haha
Day 2 doing great!
Props to the Cameraguy
is the audio and video not lined up for anyone else
lol i went first time and the slope was sooo steap. most of the tiem i was braking :D no joke. 1s straight is like 50km/h+
I had every same problem this kid had on the video..thanks for the answers, now I know what I should do..
The camera guy needs all the respect for using a glidecam in 2020. Oh, and the student and teach as well. Kudos
The fist bumps and the high fives are fucking annoying . Appart for that i love your videos.
Fist bumps and high fives are what snowboardings all about!
@@SnowboardAddiction hahahaha well said my friend.
That cameraman holding a gimbal and being this smooth with his movements in just amazing.
Wow that dude that hit your board... 🤨 excuse me sir... that was not cool.
This is a great series! Observant coach pressing into the student's weaknesses to improve those areas, love the slo-mo replay and cameraman skating along giving us the best angles!
Tell your students to not flail their back arm...have them keep their back arm closer to their chest and have them point in the direction they want to go....eliminate the flails
My issue is watching this like "that's cake I can do that" knowing I would be on my cheeks as soon as I hit the snow 🤣🤣
So are you not supposed to crunch toes (or feel like your tip toeing) whenever you're doing toe side?? Please clarify it to me.
12:40 Fantastic lessons. Great detailed REAL questions by the guy learning.
*Music: It would be really helpful if music could be completely muted during times where you’re stopped and just talking. 😊
Great suggestion! Thanks for the feedback
I skate too and will snowboard for the first time this winter. I can imagine that toe edge turns are bit more tricky than heel. I think I will practice some backside reverts on a skateboard flatground till that time which are tricky too 😄
Ich bin seit 3 Jahren Snowboarder und hätte mir einen so coolen Lehrer gewünscht! Allerdings bin ich auch Baujahr 67 und da lernt man nicht mehr so schnell😥Spätesdens ab dem Teil 4 lern ich hier immerwieder was dazu👍
Camera guy! Props!
was this from the before times?
Couple of things I'd say to Tim (sorry if they are bad tips!) Push toes down for toes edge, Raise them for heel edge. And then when wanting to slow down, look up the mountain on your toe edge.
My goal is to learn snowboarding. But I need to learn how to balance
Going for the first time in about a month to Ski Cooper. Been skiing once got the hang of it fast. We shall see if I can do the same on the board.
the kids at 3:58 😂😂
Those teachings are God tier. I'm sure the teacher already knows that.