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Snowboard Flex
Snowboard Edges & Bindings
Snowboarding Gear
Snow Ski Run Difficulties
How to Lace Snowboarding Boots
How to Strap into Snowboard Bindings
Determining Your Dominant Snowboarding Foot
How to Skate on a Snowboard
How to Stand up Heelside on a Snowboard
Heelside Falling Leaf on a Snowboard
How to Stand up Toeside on a Snowboard
Toeside Falling Leaf on a Snowboard
How to Get on a Ski Lift with a Snowboard
Aggressive Heelside Snowboarding Turns
Aggressive Toeside Snowboarding Turns
How to Carve Toeside on a Snowboard
How to Carve Heelside on a Snowboard
Linking Turns on a Snowboard
How to Fall on a Snowboard
Common Snowboarding Mistakes
Snowboarding Tips
In snowboarding, the boot is a little stiffer and tighter-fitting than the average boot, and there is a bi… More
Beginner tips for snowboarding successfully in this free video.… More
The history of snowboarding started with a company called Brunswick that created the Snurfer. Find out how… More
Slowing down on a snowboard is accomplished with a move called the side slide, or snow plow, which involve… More
Balancing on a snowboard requires the snowboarder to know where and how to stand on the snowboard. Get sno… More
Knowing how to stop on a snowboard is a skill every snowboarder should master before moving to more advanc… More
Falling while snowboarding is inevitable, but it does not have to be painful. Find out how to fall on a sn… More
Learn the correct way to ride a ski lift when snowboarding and how to be safe in this free snowboarding vi… More
Learn how to snowboard in the trees, in this free video.… More
Types of snowboards include women's boards, half pipe boards and alpine boards. See other types of snowboa… More
Modern snowboards usually are made out of wood cores, stainless steel edges, fiberglass, resin and occasio… More
Learn what to wear and how to dress for snowboarding with tips from an expert in this free snowboarding vi… More
Accessories for snowboarding include goggles and gloves. Get accessories for snowboarding with tips from a… More
What kind of snowboard is right for you? Learn what to look for in a woman's snowboard in this free snowbo… More
Summary: Falling while snowboarding is inevitable, but it does not have to be painful. Find out how to fall on a snowboard without injuring yourself in this free video.
Jesse Sutton has taught at the Breck Ski & Ride School. She has been skiing and snowboarding for over 6 years, and is currently riding for Forum snowboards and Special Blend outerwear....read more
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"In this segment, we're going to talk a little bit about falling. It's something everybody does. Get used to it. You're going to do it a lot in your first day of snowboarding. But, don't let it discourage you. Falling is just another way of teaching you how to do it right. The most common mistake that people have when they fall, is they put their arms out to catch themselves. This can break your wrist or your thumb. It's putting all of your momentum on one of the most weakest parts of your body. When you fall down either way, even backwards it can break your wrist break your arm. We don't want to do that. That can often happen if you don't, if you have a flat edge. If you can see, when I have a flat base, it build snow up in front. That will catch your edge and cause you to go forward. If you do fall forward, it's alright. It happens to the best of us. Just try not to keep your arms out. Try and take it with your shoulder, your chest, your back. Anything but your arms. It might hurt a little bit, but it's better than breaking a bone."
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