Every Snowboard 180 (RANKED EASIEST TO HARDEST)
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0:00 Intro
0:31 Switch FS 180 off the Heels
1:24 Is a Switch FS 180 a Half Cab?
1:37 BS 180 off the Toes
2:09 Natural vs Unnatural Spin Direction
2:33 FS 180 off the Heels
3:02 Switch BS 180 off the Toes
3:27 Switch FS 180 off the Toes
4:01 FS 180 off the Toes
4:31 BS 180 off the Heels
4:50 Switch BS 180 off the Heels
5:26 Do you agree?
5:37 All the 180s
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my absolute favourite 180s are the ones I land
2:35 what happened there Malcom? Geeze that scared me lol!
I've been binging your instructional before the start of my season. Really excited to practice and train this year as we're headed to Switz and Banff! Your videos have been incredibly helpful in my progression and understanding of snowboarding. Love the clear and concise instructions as well as the diagrams/graphics you add for context.
Hope you have a great season!
Cheers from Canada.
I remember there was one with UFO flying in the background :).
Yasss! Come hit us up in Banff! We've got some good conditions at the Big 3 and Nakiska.
he's driving engagement. it worked!
Thanks so much!!! Enjoy the Canadian power!! 😊😊
I guess you are in a toblerone
correct
Hahah Grüezi
Zermatt?
LOL, the half cab joke still gets me. I'm also still confused why it isn't a switch bs 180. Finally did 180 turns my last day of the season. I should have done it earlier as I probably would have gotten the 360 easily. But enjoyed the few resorts I went to and did a good few days of jumps near the end of season. Season is over for my location but looking forward to all the drills next year!
Can't wait for my first snowboard ride. Thanks for the videos, I learned a lot about basics.
Happy to hear!!
Another great video Malcolm! Your explanation of progressive difficulty with clockwise vs. counter-clockwise 180s makes sense and I have not seen discussed with other tutorials. This video will also help with my daughter but I'll skip over the 2:35 (she hates clowns) 🙂.
The toeside back to back 180s in carving is so much fun bc you always switch to a new toeside at every carve. Everyone skids to a full stop on heelside at the skilift. I always end toeside for maximum snow cloud and skid a 180 backside, then ollie out a frontside 180 with the pop of the board. That is fun.
Thanks to your tutorials I‘ve been able to do my first ever 180s this season. I am riding regular and the spin direction I feel more comfortable with is CCW. I am a little surprised I begin spinning in the air with the combination you ranked 3rd hardest. 😅
You just read my mind. I was looking 180 front and back form your tutorial but couldn’t find. ( We need 360 front and back too)
Then your oldest video pop up couple days ago easy snowboard trick where you was explained that similar techniques but anyway it’s a little bit different. Big thanks for that.
Jesus the crystal clear quality of that camera when you are talking 👏
Haha thanks 🙏
Thx ❤ Will try this on the weekend! 😊
Have fun!
Great vid ! So, thank you. I am starting the season this friday and am impatient to try all what you have been posting recently. All the best
p.s. Did you intentionally change the bindings to these modern Union Ultra?
I got sent them so I'm trying them out, I like them on piste, but off piste and when conditions get a bit rough they're not the best. I prefer a bit more lateral support, but that's not what they're meant to be doing anyway, for a freestyle binding they're great.
well i know what i got to learn when i go to hemsedal in norway next month xD thanks for the very informative video :D
Enjoy it up there!
Frontside off the toes is easiest to me, probably also as I learned that first, but also as coming in with a frontside carve is the strongest and most stable position (when learning it as a beginner) to jump off of, the camber is loaded from the carve and you can push off of the locked in edge.
Second I learned was switch frontside off the toes, but that was a much less stylish whipping the board back around thing withou the board loaded.
Second easiest (to do with more style than the last one) I would rate frontside off the heals.again second strongest carve to go off of and with an open stance (the "plus" position back in the days) the upper body needs a lesser rotation. Great to do on the junction of two pistes frome the lower/less steep onto the higher/steeper making you automatically land toeside.
Love it - Great video
Thanks 😊✌️
I will be trying all of these when I go to Italy in Feb. You make it look so smooth. I'm more of a fairy-elephant when I try these things 😄
Ah, the ninth 180, the fairy elephant version!
really enjoying your videos while waiting for snow in California
Hopefully it snows soon!
Great topic! Also remember to check your uphill is clear guys because people just care and can boom you down.
Yup safety always ✌️✌️
Holy shit
So good thanks mate.
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I have a wish can you explain How to load up the camber / for a jump vs from carve to carve is ther differences?
As always spot on MM!
Thanks so much!!
Nice. Before, I would say #6 would the easiest one but not, practicing at my hose #1 looks simpler. Just need to wait a couple more weeks to check it out on the real snow :) By the way where are you in the beginning of the clip ? the snow looks TOP
Did you sample 2seconds of aphex twin at 2:35? That brings back memories. Good times.
Have naturally tried most of them but definitely haven't done any heelside BS180 😂. Never thought to give it a try.
Totally agree with ya list. 👍
Big Malcy at the Matterhorn!
What if we send it on a steep area, do you go flat on snowboard or edge to edge, like it is not how to manage, but how to handle speed, when we wanna go fast, is iz point to carve, or be flat, to me flat is kinda scary, easly to catch an edge, so I am intrested in how to do fast riding and like manage it ?
All 180 are my favorite!
Haha nice!!
I agree with this list.
Sick vid!
Thanks 🙏😊✌️
For all the 180s, do you land flat?
Toe edge? Heel edge?
Thanks for the tutorial.
As you like! Flat or toes then flat typically though, landing straight onto the heels is never the nicest!
Would you consider compass a variation or a different move altogether? Also whats the difference between a compass vs nose/tail roll anyway 🤔
I would consider it a different move as you're not really popping the board and getting any air, but definitely alot of similarities. No difference between a nose roll, but I think compass just denotes a full 360 spin, the whole way around a compass I guess!
Not running the Nideckers any longer? I have 4 days on mine and love them. I set them up in the morning then in and out all day without adjusting.
Probably just a soft jib board to make the 180s easier.
They're on my Stranda board, the other one I use, that's a stiffer board and benefits form stuffer bindings, this is my jib board and has some softer bindings on!
Any chance you still will be in Zermatt somewhere between 20 to 28 January? Would love to chat or high five ;)
I'm already back in France!
In some traditional martial arts, there is a series of patterns (called kata in japanese) that you repeat in order to train different movements... I wonder what the kata would be for these 8 180s... to be a good kata you would finish in such a position that you could start the pattern again... something like:
starting on toe edge:
frontside 180 from toes
switch backside 180 from heels
--carve around to heel edge--
frontside 180 from heels
switch backside 180 from toes
--carve around to toe edge--
backside 180 from toes
switch frontside 180 from heels
--carve around to heel edge--
backside 180 from heels
switch frontside 180 from toes
--carve around to toe edge--
^repeat pattern^
would like to see someone chain these (waiting for the inevitable link to a Ryan Knapton video where he nails these at a 100mph! ).
fully agree, would rate same, Number 6 with speed is enough for me, face plants hurt😅
Yeah definitely 😁
1:30 as a skateboarder I love this so much lol
Haha my roots!!
Frontside shifty, late backside 180. Where was it?
:-)
Ive been trying to do 180 jumps but i think my core is too weak for the rotation 😅 only make it to 90 degrees....
Pre-wind and timing is the key. Also commit, you can do it!
I'm gonna give them a try. 😅
Yeahh 🏂✌️
thumbs up!
👍
i reckon the natural preference to spin clockwise or anti-clockwise correlates to whether you are regular or goofy:
Still don't understand the difference between switch FS 180 and a half cab. Can someone explain?
Half cab is popped off the fakie end of the snowboard (switch nose). It comes from a skateboarding trick named after Steve Caballero, and in skateboarding it was always popped from fakie. In Snowboarding it has become common to call anything switch fs a cab spin though. But for me, coming from skateboarding, cab has to be popped off the switch nose, otherwise it's just switch frontside. To be honest though, the majority of snowboarders aren't aware of this so I wouldn't worry about it too much, it's just my view, and plenty of professional snowboarders will refer to anything switch frontside as cab, it's just kind of become accepted as to that's what it is in Snowboarding.
It would actually help a lot if you would upload a version of your videos horizontally mirrored. In that way, you would be riding goofy which would make it way easier to understand for other goofy riders like me.
Besides that, great work - I really like your videos and Zermatt is a great skiing location, at least when the whole resort is opened.
Haha yeah I should do some switch for the goofy riders out there
Yeah I only get to go there early season when it's not all open, still great though!!
@@malcolmmooreThanks for answering :-) I think if you would mirror the video in your video editing software you could achieve the same thing.
wow that Triangle
Still have +18 and -12 on binding? 🙂
+15 -12 here
I’m in the process of learning 180’s and I find the bs 1 The easiest, switch front 1, and then a cab 1. I am struggling with front 1’s but I can do front 1’s off the toes but I absolutely can’t do front 1’s off the heels and I have no idea why.
Yeah everyone is different, keep working you'll get them all!
You can turn this into 16 variations by differentiating between Ollies and Nollies. In which case, switch backside 180 Ollie off the heels is probably hardest.
24 variations if you include a two footed jump, haha I didn't want to confuse things too much 😂, but yeah ollieing a back 1 off the heel is horrible!
No linked heel to heel carved BS 180's Mal, sharpen up mate!
Haha, I know, I save that tutorial for my paid subscribers 😂 - don't have any yet!
I just do a 180, preferably from the toes either switch or not. No idea if it is a backside or frontside. Still don't really get the difference, even from this video.
Nice view of the Matterhorn btw. Flew around it laat October, was amazing!
Hmmm, just found a picture. And for me easiest is toe backside or heel frontside non switch. But if you would ask me to, I still wouldn't have got a clue.
@@mtcsypkens with 180's if you can see in front of you all the way, it's frontside, if you are blind to direction of travel, it's backside.
Didn‘t get the joke with the half cab 😅
I guess you are not in the Pyrenees, because I can see white on the mountains
The Matterhorn?!
Yes! 😁
Ah man STRONGLY disagree. Been learning these lately and from a beginner 180 perspective easiest for sure is a back 1. Here's why: forget the board, when you jump you jump with your toes leaving last and good calf engagement. A jump from a toeside carve feels natural and you can get more air. You can do a back 1 on flat snow without an ollie pretty easily and it was the first one I hit. Front 1 without an ollie requires an awkward heel jump where its hard to get good traction, you basically must ollie which you do in the vid. Sure, learning an ollie is best, but the question is what is the easiest to learn. Personally I think back 1 entering switch is slightly easier than entering homestyle, because the landing is harder than the jump.
#4 is the easiest for me
💯!
I should learn better snowboarding not falling down before I learn turning 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hey brother heading to Big Sky Montana soon waiting for plane. They got me on a Shadowban this season really enjoying it tho little different than the twin pig check in later bro peace out oh ya great video remember everybody smash like and subscribe 🤟🤙
Epic man, enjoy, we've finally got a load of powder here right now, loving it!
Now do 360s
Haha next video...☺️
Firstttt
I am the only one that most of them was looks same 180's ?😀
Haha I bet you're not the only one..