Snowboard Commentary Top To Bottom Keystone, Colorado

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  • Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
  • Get a deeper look into what I'm doing and thinking as I snowboard from the top to the bottom of keystone mountain. Let me know in the comments below if you like this style video and I can def doing more of these at different resorts. Thanks my doods!
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 51

  • @khaotiksneak3186
    @khaotiksneak3186 Рік тому +16

    Although the downhill was sick, the camera person is honestly so talented to keep up and adjust on the fly while focusing on the shot and especially at 7:38 . Well done!!!

    • @Goophy7
      @Goophy7 Рік тому +1

      Rumors say, he‘s named Avran.

  • @obsidianduck3601
    @obsidianduck3601 Рік тому +18

    Nice! I like these full run videos, especially for mountains I've never been to. That place looks awesome.

    • @jake424k
      @jake424k Рік тому

      this

    • @CAP416
      @CAP416 Рік тому

      Its a 5-minute run tops at my local. I need to get to the west coast.

    • @jake424k
      @jake424k Рік тому +1

      @@CAP416 for real dude, I can't imagine. here in teh tahoe area I have multiple resorts where I can take almost 3000 vertical feet in a single pass

    • @Sl0thOfficial
      @Sl0thOfficial Рік тому

      Keystone is my favorite place to snowboard at

    • @obsidianduck3601
      @obsidianduck3601 Рік тому

      @@Sl0thOfficial One of these days (I tell myself every riding season) I'll make it out west. Vermont has been really struggling this winter.

  • @OFP_TODAY
    @OFP_TODAY Рік тому +3

    The down skier at 9:29-hilarious

  • @cheetahking9114
    @cheetahking9114 Рік тому +3

    Wow, that was a long ride I would’ve been dead tired at halfway through. Thanks for the awesome show. I definitely like moguls if you can add more tips going down them as a beginner definitely appreciated

  • @JoshMorrow
    @JoshMorrow Рік тому

    Love this style of vid Tommie! Also, keep up the great work man! Love the channel!

  • @maxgaming-wz7fk
    @maxgaming-wz7fk Рік тому +1

    There are so many side hits along the green run schoolmarm I love it thanks for tutorial on those side hits

  • @jeffreydyanzio5709
    @jeffreydyanzio5709 Рік тому

    I’ll be staying in a condo about 5 min walk from the gondola next week. Was nice to see a full run before I’m there! Excited from. NEster

  • @ecconick
    @ecconick Рік тому +3

    That was awesome dude! I'll take more... love the "mountain as my playground" "calculated risks" attitude and your though process. Take care and be safe... always cross the mountain on your toe edge yes?

  • @LouieInGermany
    @LouieInGermany Рік тому

    My bro is chilling, thx for the inspiration!

  • @j.p.6228
    @j.p.6228 Рік тому +2

    Congrats on 100k brother!

  • @creekboi7
    @creekboi7 Рік тому +3

    Just got back from Keystone! It took 4.5 hours because of a rock slide on i70 but it was worth it. Got my first side hit(s) today, and really started feeling good riding switch. The feeling of progressing in snowboarding, I'm assuming it's what crack feels like. Also I listened to Willax's Bombhole episode while stuck in traffic, worth a listen, dude's awesome. Also also, thanks again for driving home knee steering, its ingrained in my head now and has helped a lot.

  • @stephengioacchini3946
    @stephengioacchini3946 Рік тому

    This was fun to watch because I used to ride Keystone a lot. Lived on the front range from 2005 to 2018. Miss the big mountains a lot. Especially this year as the snow in VT is bleak. But riding is riding and my 5 year old gets better every week. Keep up the good videos and glad to see you emphasize safety as well as the fun factor.

  • @Julianbarastas0
    @Julianbarastas0 Рік тому

    This video was so sick!! Haha. The commentary👌🔥 i seriously laughed a few times. I vote for more of this format. It helps with the thought process too.

  • @CandiRayn903
    @CandiRayn903 Рік тому +1

    Great video. You should do more like this!

  • @InBTCweTrust
    @InBTCweTrust Рік тому +1

    Love this style of video, would be nice also if maybe you showed a bit of how to navigate around whatever mountain you are on like maybe the names of the runs, what chairlifts etc. from personal experience it can be quite overwhelming just to navigate a bigger resort let alone try to improve your skills. Thanks Tommie!

  • @daamile
    @daamile Рік тому

    That was really fun! Definitely would love to see more videos like this :)

  • @jerrychinn
    @jerrychinn Рік тому

    This is amazing! Fun and practical vs the focussed tutorials (which are also incredible). Much love to your camera/filmer dude, sick job capturing your riding perfectly!! You slay!

  • @snowvantures
    @snowvantures Рік тому +1

    I really can tell that you are taking calculated risks. Your style is so precise and it is obvious that you are thinking about everything you do.
    I am having the same attitude on the slopes and this is mostly because of an ACL injury I had. I would rather be an intermediate rider all my life rather than risking not being able to snowboard.
    Obviously you are a really advanced rider, pro level like, but you have so much time on snow that taking no risks works out for you very well.

  • @nicklinza1751
    @nicklinza1751 Рік тому

    The Casey love was dope I like this video

  • @masondixon1718
    @masondixon1718 Рік тому

    Love this format... Microphone worked wonders in that wind

  • @David-go4ot
    @David-go4ot Рік тому

    that was fun to watch

  • @Goophy7
    @Goophy7 Рік тому

    Hey Tommie, can you do this more often? Was a pleasure to watch! ❤

  • @raymagic7108
    @raymagic7108 Рік тому

    Woah woah woah hard way back one? I need to learn that like yesterday that was wicked impressive

  • @Derek86ixt
    @Derek86ixt Рік тому

    Nice I like this style of content

  • @connorgunion8597
    @connorgunion8597 5 місяців тому

    that was dope 💯

  • @jeffguy6832
    @jeffguy6832 Рік тому +1

    Unfortunately broke my clavicle today snowboarding, now I just get to watch videos and be upset😂 I hope I can get back to it this season. I’m just curious if my confidence will be gone when I get back to it

  • @jesse9868
    @jesse9868 Рік тому

    Love this format!!

  • @BobJackson-zv1fh
    @BobJackson-zv1fh Рік тому

    Good video as always !!!

  • @weltrogg1768
    @weltrogg1768 Рік тому +1

    Please, make some videos in Alpes!

  • @elho001
    @elho001 Рік тому

    I do agree, moguls are awesome. A single mogul rield is like a reservoir of infinite snake runs, with and without jumps thrown in and its up to you to find the most fluid andlar enjoyable ones.
    Thus besides what you said, it also is a test for four route finding/planning turns ahead skills, much like riding trees or freeriding. (Except that if you fail, you only run over a big ass steep mogul you wanted to avoid instead of hitting a tree or rock)

  • @A-Shitty-Snowboarder
    @A-Shitty-Snowboarder Рік тому

    Dude, I'm coming from Cali to Keystone late February!!! yay

    • @A-Shitty-Snowboarder
      @A-Shitty-Snowboarder Рік тому

      These kinds of videos are AWESOME because we get to learn the trails from afar!! It makes it really cool when we get to that mountain and recognize the trails!

  • @frederexier3319
    @frederexier3319 4 місяці тому

    Great video! Anyone knows the name of the trail(s)?

  • @mitchsmix269
    @mitchsmix269 Рік тому

    This was sick. Who was the other snowboarding channel you mentioned? Sounded like Casey something

    • @mitchsmix269
      @mitchsmix269 Рік тому

      @@tommiebennett thanks Tommie. Love the content and hope to see you out in Summit soon

  • @j.p.6228
    @j.p.6228 Рік тому

    Yessssss

  • @chadr2604
    @chadr2604 Рік тому

    They have some smart ass people there this started in the hotel I was called thor then hulk then the 2 guys said "they can't see me" I could see how a collision could occur I can't manuver as well in tight quarters and it takes me longer to stop. They might want to watch traffic uphill very closely

  • @MrRangerTexas
    @MrRangerTexas Рік тому

    I thought that Casey is wild until I saw how does Benton send....

  • @willflip2479
    @willflip2479 Рік тому

    Bro can you give me a link to buy some benetek hoddies🙏🏻

  • @filipcvetanoski
    @filipcvetanoski Рік тому

    What board is that ? U ride cartel x and photon ?

  • @koalafro
    @koalafro Рік тому

    Question! When you're free riding on mountains and hitting small side hits with frontside 180s, would you rather hit them off your toe or heel edge?

    • @creekboi7
      @creekboi7 Рік тому

      Depends, frontside or backside? Generally people jump off the heels for front side and toes for back side, theres exceptions for everything though.

    • @koalafro
      @koalafro Рік тому

      @@creekboi7 yeah i usually do frontsides following my leading edge, so toe edge for frontside and heel for backside but i started doing the toe to toe frontside 180s exercise tommie recommends. i started to get the feel of the momentum, only thing was it was on flat ground.. I'm just curious to see how that may transfer on a small side hit before i go out and try it.. I'm in the East coast btw so i usually have to do a lot of planning for exercises on the mtn before riding because I usually don't ride as much as i want.

  • @Goophy7
    @Goophy7 Рік тому

    Hey Tommie, can you do this more often? Was a pleasure to watch! ❤