Beginner Snowboard Trick Progression with Chris & Doug

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    Today I'm riding with my friends Chris and Doug and it's their first day back trying some beginner snowboard tricks. The goal for today is to progress slowly and to stay safe. A few snowboard tricks that are great to start off with are nose & tail presses, ollies & nollies, grab on side hits, front & back shifty's and finally 5050 's across an easy box. You can also throw in front & back 180's if you're progressing fast with learning snowboard tricks. It's always good to make your first run of the day is a warm up run and you can throw in a few switch snowboard turns as well. A slow progression is key for staying safe and that why we practice most snowboard tricks on the snow and side hits before taking them to the park. If you have any question about beginner snowboard tricks you can leave them in the comments. Thanks for watching!
    MUSIC: / chill-day
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  • @williamdeem3180
    @williamdeem3180 7 років тому +78

    Holy crap. Chris was my dive instructor in Honduras

    • @ChrisEyres
      @ChrisEyres 7 років тому +29

      William Deem - how's it going. Small world huh? Great to see you on here

    • @taylornix920
      @taylornix920 7 років тому +7

      Chris Eyres - hey man I see you riding your about my size it seems. can I get specs on your board and set up

    • @ChrisEyres
      @ChrisEyres 7 років тому +7

      Sapient PnB1, true twin 160cm. Its park oriented but also big and wide enough I get away with using it in the powder. I love the true twin shape (identical front and back) as it makes learning switch tricks much easier IMO. However Sapient no longer exists, so you cant get this one unless you find it somewhere.

    • @michaelphillips5756
      @michaelphillips5756 5 років тому

      Scuba or sky?

    • @JS-qg1ie
      @JS-qg1ie 5 років тому +4

      Michael Phillips Muff 🤪

  • @bucksnabes
    @bucksnabes 6 років тому +33

    1:15 Kevin is crushed.

  • @L4C3F4C3
    @L4C3F4C3 7 років тому +17

    Fun to watch these kind of chilled progression vids x

  • @michaelkim5630
    @michaelkim5630 7 років тому +12

    Nice video guys! To Doug; pre-load your ollies by moving slightly toward your nose first, then snap/pop off your tail. Pre-loading helps you land less tail heavy and keeps you level out and land more evenly/naturally. Happy shredding!

    • @feelnsublime
      @feelnsublime 7 років тому +3

      Michael Kim thanks for the tip! I'll give it a shot next time I'm out!

  • @itslynx_5107
    @itslynx_5107 7 років тому +5

    My favorite stuff to watch after a sesh. Snowboard videos

  • @julesbarkbark
    @julesbarkbark 7 років тому +16

    I really like how much content you've been putting out lately.

  • @mack7676
    @mack7676 7 років тому +1

    I really like when Doug explains what he does and that really helps if you do any of the same wrong stuff

  • @Harrymitchell999
    @Harrymitchell999 7 років тому +71

    Loved this video! It would be great to see these guys progress even further in the future. (perhaps a progression series of you teaching?)

  • @43griffins
    @43griffins 7 років тому +8

    I've been watching your channel for a while and I gotta say, the content just keeps getting better and better. Keep it up guys, and thank you

  • @mrstayfrosty2055
    @mrstayfrosty2055 7 років тому +9

    going snowboarding tomorrow so excited!!!

  • @CrazyPumpkin2539
    @CrazyPumpkin2539 7 років тому +5

    Definitely your best season of vids Kevin, loving the banter between you and Chris. Great work!

    • @SnowboardProCamp
      @SnowboardProCamp  7 років тому +1

      +Green_Eyez23 Thank you! We've been good friends for years, so the banter comes naturally!

  • @theAlexglenn
    @theAlexglenn 7 років тому +3

    Loving all the videos you've been posting recently, keep up the good work!

  • @jacesaces15
    @jacesaces15 7 років тому +6

    Never thought about actually ollieing on my board, i usually just jumped, im excited to practice this. ive just started doing jumps after a long time of boarding, im self employed so i make damn sure to not skip any steps in learning new stuff, cuz if i hurt myself im screwed. Thanks

  • @nerdexproject
    @nerdexproject 7 років тому +1

    These videos make me so pumped! Big THANK YOU!

  • @ajmomoho
    @ajmomoho 7 років тому +1

    It's cool seeing you guys focus on basic stuff like this, just goes to show I can always improve on simple things like ollieing side-hits

  • @strotos
    @strotos 7 років тому +8

    Awesome vid. It's a great perspective to see you giving your mates advice and helping them improve with feedback during each run. I picked up a few tips during it. Would like to see more vids like this.

    • @SnowboardProCamp
      @SnowboardProCamp  7 років тому +7

      +David Guerin Thanks for the feedback! I'll do my best to keep the vids coming!

  • @00volcom00diesel00
    @00volcom00diesel00 7 років тому +3

    I feel like I'm right around Doug's skill level so I definitely learned a lot from this video. Keep it up and I'd love to see more of Doug!

  • @myhn7227
    @myhn7227 7 років тому +4

    I started snowboarding today! My teachers told me I was very good at it, so I'll keep doing it! I'll watch all your videos haha😁

  • @fathomz
    @fathomz 7 років тому +205

    god i need to move to canada

    • @SnowboardProCamp
      @SnowboardProCamp  7 років тому +5

      +² ƒathomɀ haha! Where do you live now?

    • @fathomz
      @fathomz 7 років тому +8

      northern indiana. i have to go to michigan to snowboard. but i have never been to real mountains ;[. may be going to colorado in march.

    • @timothykoukarine
      @timothykoukarine 7 років тому +12

      ² ƒathomɀ it's not all of Canada sadly... I live in ontario and we don't have real mountains here... we have nice parks though which is nice

    • @dazombieslayer3336
      @dazombieslayer3336 7 років тому

      ² ƒathomɀ

    • @fathomz
      @fathomz 7 років тому

      DaZombieSlayer 333 ?

  • @duke3725
    @duke3725 7 років тому

    You guys are awesome. Thanks for the tips and all that they legitimately help me

  • @thomasknight6135
    @thomasknight6135 7 років тому

    Loved this video Kevin, should definitely do more like this, got me so pumped for the snow season here in australia

  • @nightfire4107
    @nightfire4107 7 років тому

    Nice song choice. So relaxing & soothing. Chillennnn

  • @allio7342
    @allio7342 7 років тому

    This is so calming to watch

  • @MrDonEast
    @MrDonEast 7 років тому

    Awesome video! I love the daily upload! Keep up the good work!

  • @hekladp1810
    @hekladp1810 7 років тому

    I love sound in the snow when you slowly slide in the snow on your snowboard :)

  • @AOmonsta
    @AOmonsta 7 років тому +1

    Awesome vid. I'm around Doug's level myself, so this vid applied to me a lot. Keep it up.

  • @stillnope1878
    @stillnope1878 6 років тому +1

    Absolutely in love with your videos, keep it up

  • @Lordviridian
    @Lordviridian 5 років тому +1

    Been working on my grabs on side hits and I'm so excited to hit the park soon

  • @Koi-Freund
    @Koi-Freund 7 років тому

    Very nice video, good tips for attempting tricks, thx Kevin

  • @xVoooiD
    @xVoooiD 7 років тому +1

    Very nice and chill video man. I love it

  • @wesharding2469
    @wesharding2469 7 років тому

    such a good video. I liked the explanation throughout a typical day on the hill

  • @jasonmiller5307
    @jasonmiller5307 7 років тому

    Great Video I started Snowboarding last year and with these videos it's helped me alot to keep up with the good and impressive riders thank you and please keep more vids coming

  • @matthewblazecka7026
    @matthewblazecka7026 7 років тому

    hey thanks for all these videos in general. I managed to teach my self to snowboard through them

  • @toony_grant
    @toony_grant 7 років тому

    Great video as always, keep it up Kevin!

  • @Jaymurray90
    @Jaymurray90 7 років тому

    awesome vid, I'm excited to try these next week

  • @fredcagan8247
    @fredcagan8247 4 роки тому

    Good to see Chris back

  • @rafaelrustino1200
    @rafaelrustino1200 7 років тому

    Really good video!! Congrats Kev 👍🏼

  • @name-wq8qj
    @name-wq8qj 7 років тому

    Really enjoying your new videos, I was a former snowboarder and I just haven't had the time to go in the recent years, I might go this year just because of your channel! Thanks for the awesome content.

  • @juliusbaischer5830
    @juliusbaischer5830 7 років тому +2

    Hey man been watching u for a while now, keep the good content up i really like ur vids

  • @auste4905
    @auste4905 5 років тому

    Our go-to guy when it comes to Sunday night entertainment! :))

  • @brookewood8623
    @brookewood8623 7 років тому

    first day back on mountain today for me gone have to get back in the groove of things,this is gonna help! keep up the good vids really enjoy them

  • @eyeofthedon
    @eyeofthedon 7 років тому

    Dude such a great video! super informative.

  • @jasongalardi6363
    @jasongalardi6363 7 років тому

    This was a really cool and great video guys. You made it simple to understand and the slow and easy progression of start to completion was great. I am an advanced rider with a beginner ride style to tricks and am always wanting to push myself to do simple and yet cool tricks. This video made it easy for me to get the courage to go out there and go for it! I'll be trying them out this season for sure! Thank you

    • @feelnsublime
      @feelnsublime 7 років тому

      that's about exactly where I'm at too. I've been riding for 15+ years but have never really pushed myself to learn any park riding... it's been super cool learning & getting that progression going again!

  • @ajtmwelfare3168
    @ajtmwelfare3168 7 років тому +3

    Two vids a day is awesome keep it up

    • @tijmenstorm6921
      @tijmenstorm6921 7 років тому +3

      AjTM Welfare truee! The effort kevin puts in is insane!

  • @zacklaird407
    @zacklaird407 7 років тому +43

    It really helped I just did my first box

    • @milkbread7586
      @milkbread7586 7 років тому

      Aech The Basement Bro nice!

    • @SnowboardProCamp
      @SnowboardProCamp  7 років тому +4

      +Aech The Basement Bro Way to go!!!

    • @mikkelcorydon9632
      @mikkelcorydon9632 7 років тому

      Aech The Basement Bro how you just watched The vid

    • @TeqHDcasper
      @TeqHDcasper 7 років тому +3

      Mikkel Corydon Maybe watched before going to the mountain i oftenly watch youtube videos before, idk why

    • @Partheseus
      @Partheseus 7 років тому

      Aech The Basement Bro I did my first jumps and box earlier today too! What great timing

  • @pedropepe90908
    @pedropepe90908 7 років тому

    really good video love to see more like this!

  • @billynyk
    @billynyk 4 роки тому

    Thanks all of you and UA-cam that I could learn and get some hints from you as I am tropical human.

  • @ruha1055
    @ruha1055 7 років тому +4

    Omfg luv these kinds of vids keep it up plzzzz

  • @jantemmerman6263
    @jantemmerman6263 7 років тому

    Awesome video man!

  • @lucifermorningstar4448
    @lucifermorningstar4448 7 років тому +1

    Great Video, it's nice to see someone less advanced than progress. It's nice watching you Kevin but you do make everything look super easy :) Please try and do a few more videos like this. Keep up the great work, best snowboarding channel by far!

  • @EnsoLLC
    @EnsoLLC 7 років тому +30

    Easiest grab is the Indy Grab to me.

  • @SnowboardPaul
    @SnowboardPaul 7 років тому

    awesome video. We'll done boys... looking good!

  • @quinm6785
    @quinm6785 7 років тому

    Love these vids

  • @jackek3674
    @jackek3674 7 років тому

    Thanks guys can't wait to go Canada Wednesday and try this out and im going to the same place if that Whistler

  • @nitroKenan
    @nitroKenan 7 років тому

    one of the most helpful vids. what would you say about the relation between stance width and the ability to do presses, ollies and spins?

  • @semipro6600
    @semipro6600 7 років тому

    dope vid! My first real trick was an Indy grab and I got it on my first try last year thanks to a lot of your tips! Im gonna try and make my goal to master 180/360s and switch as best I can by the end of this season. Can't wait and ur awesome vids will definitely speed up the process! :)

  • @tijmenstorm6921
    @tijmenstorm6921 7 років тому

    Just the video for me, thanks kevin!!

  • @karlu7754
    @karlu7754 6 років тому

    I always remember starting off with the smaller boxes jumps and rails and over the past 4 or 5 years I’ve learned to do bigger features

  • @stevejiang
    @stevejiang 7 років тому +1

    Hi Kevin, Thank you for sharing these tips on improving riding! Your channel is what essentially kickstarted my wanting to progress to the next level.
    I do have a question about prewinding for a spin, could you may be the explain a bit more about how/when to prewind for a spin? For example, I usually find myself confused a bit on when to leverage my toe to heel momentum for a f360 spin. I think I want to prewind a bit when I'm on toe edge because prewind during heel edge is a bit too late. And during flatbase makes me counterrotate myself. Any tips is appreciated!
    Happy holidays!

  • @johanneslolk5818
    @johanneslolk5818 7 років тому

    Really good content. Chris Really ad some to the videos

  • @faithfultms8165
    @faithfultms8165 7 років тому

    Thanks this helped a lot nice vid👍

  • @ginafrederix6540
    @ginafrederix6540 6 років тому +1

    Love your video’s Kevin! Very helpfull for a noob rider such as myself. Btw; I think Chris is a very handsome lad

  • @Chris-kk9vm
    @Chris-kk9vm 7 років тому

    We need more like this *-*

  • @eazybreezyseason3159
    @eazybreezyseason3159 6 років тому

    Doug is a beast, keep him around

  • @emanuelgamboa6708
    @emanuelgamboa6708 7 років тому +24

    "It's not how fast you're going, it's the direction that counts"

    • @SnowboardProCamp
      @SnowboardProCamp  7 років тому +5

      +Emanuel Gamboa Such wise words!

    • @ChrisEyres
      @ChrisEyres 7 років тому +10

      Emanuel Gamboa I read it in a motivational book I found in my bathroom

    • @davisstafford4569
      @davisstafford4569 7 років тому

      Emanuel Gamboa no not really I practiced a ton on carpet, and I still haven't gotten the nerve up to try rails

  • @user-hw9lf1wo7m
    @user-hw9lf1wo7m 7 років тому

    Nice goggle by the way. I wanna buy that one soon.

  • @matshiob
    @matshiob 6 років тому

    Make more progression videos, satisfying and entertaining to look at for some reason 🙂😃

  • @tomhammond89
    @tomhammond89 7 років тому +1

    Woot thanks for the shot out on America! Lol

  • @diegomilanesi8466
    @diegomilanesi8466 7 років тому

    I luv u guys!!!

  • @anandbayaraa4360
    @anandbayaraa4360 7 років тому

    how many degrees do you set up your board, what's the best for tricks(mainly switches), and how does the degree affect your ride? I know that they make it easier it for skating and your dominant foot, but besides that I don't know anything. Could you also talk a bit about what the length of your board does?

  • @jacquesywozea
    @jacquesywozea 7 років тому

    Whistler Blackcomb? Loved it there!! Went Jan 2016

  • @allisonchains__
    @allisonchains__ 7 років тому

    Nice they case that jump every time 👍

  • @jordanedmunds8962
    @jordanedmunds8962 7 років тому

    vids r the best

  • @pinealsnowboard5765
    @pinealsnowboard5765 7 років тому

    Hey Kevin! Those videos really help! Could you make one on a little more advanced tricks please.

  • @71res.t29
    @71res.t29 7 років тому

    Nice man

  • @EatAtJoes
    @EatAtJoes 4 роки тому

    Your audio on these lifts is absolutely stellar. How do you do it? What equipment are you using? I'd love to see a video about the recording gear you guys use: the GoPro is obvious but a lot of people might not notice how incredibly clean the audio is, on a really windy mountain. I can hear your voices as clear as riders on the ground below the lift, but I don't hear any wind. Is that just the GoPro itself?

  • @megandeslate3287
    @megandeslate3287 7 років тому

    Hey! I just had my first official day of snowboarding a couple days ago. I didn't do so well...lots of falling, catching my toe edge, and not being able to stop or turn to control my speed. I've watched all the videos and mentally understand the process, but I'm feeling a little down.
    Do you think you could do a video about how to keep pushing forward with learning to snowboard after you feel like you've failed?

  • @BLKROCKSHOOTER2035
    @BLKROCKSHOOTER2035 7 років тому

    I went to whistler the other day as well! I can never seem to land a backside 180 off a small ramp/jumps, any suggestions on how to improve?

  • @mikewilt5779
    @mikewilt5779 6 років тому

    Snowboarding in North Conway New Hampshire in the morning 🤙🏼

  • @yanivderhi2317
    @yanivderhi2317 5 років тому

    Can you make a video of your top 5 tricks or top 5 expert tricks uk

  • @TT-ko7tp
    @TT-ko7tp 7 років тому

    ONLY WINTER!!! LOVE!!!

  • @Theviewer100
    @Theviewer100 6 років тому +1

    I like doug, he is so relatable

  • @gransloss
    @gransloss 7 років тому +2

    What camera did you use to record this video? It was awesome btw

  • @chuklanovchuklanov8673
    @chuklanovchuklanov8673 7 років тому

    Thses vlogs are dope

  • @mrknarf4438
    @mrknarf4438 4 роки тому

    Those guys are way more comfortable than me on the board - I gotta practice more! Also, the snow there seems so good! Here it's too often icy, making it tougher to find the courage to practice new trick, since you fall more and it hurts more :(

  • @loganwolf5851
    @loganwolf5851 7 років тому

    Where is this park at? Looks super fun

  • @tobiaswillumsen4308
    @tobiaswillumsen4308 7 років тому

    Looks like a sick place for beginners; where is this at?

  • @tfox_glitcher3621
    @tfox_glitcher3621 7 років тому

    I love your glasses where do you have buy your glasses

  • @stephenpeplinski3312
    @stephenpeplinski3312 7 років тому

    What sort of board and bindings do you use?

  • @patrykgerber6824
    @patrykgerber6824 7 років тому

    yo! Have You tried any of Head's snowboards? I use them for 3 years and for me they make really good stuff. what boards do You preffer the most

  • @ramitimahashol2946
    @ramitimahashol2946 7 років тому

    Can you please make a video how to do the toe turn? Would be awesome!

  • @erikha2379
    @erikha2379 7 років тому +2

    How long die you need to drive curves?

  • @rhec_check3157
    @rhec_check3157 3 роки тому +1

    What goggles are these bro? Look clean, needa get me a pair.

  • @davidung3849
    @davidung3849 7 років тому

    Can you do a video on speed checks?

  • @theworldofanza
    @theworldofanza 7 років тому +2

    Dont you guys know what settings is he using on his gopro?

  • @tommy1234584
    @tommy1234584 5 років тому

    Which brand is the yellow blue jacket?

  • @Captbossdaddy
    @Captbossdaddy 6 років тому

    Doug for president!

  • @misterminecraftboss
    @misterminecraftboss 7 років тому

    I know this is different for every person but just out of curiosity, what angles do you have your bindings set at?

  • @renegadewarlord1997
    @renegadewarlord1997 7 років тому

    What are those blue goggles called? They're dope as hell!!

  • @TheBorderlinez
    @TheBorderlinez 7 років тому

    uploaded on my bday
    anyway Kevin I got a question. what are you filming with. what's the cameras full name?