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Summary: Learn what to wear and how to dress for snowboarding with tips from an expert in this free snowboarding video lesson.
Matt Vansteenis taught Snowboarding at Spring Hill Winter Camp in Michigan and has over 16 years of snowboarding experience. He worked retail for a leading Michigan based skate and...read more
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"Hi my name is Matt Vansteenis and on behalf of Expert Village we are going to learn how to snowboard today at Canonsburg Ski Resort in beautiful Grand Rapids, Michigan. Alright in this segment we are going to talk about dressing appropriately. So for the first thing, you definitely want to layer up nice and warm, so on this balmy December afternoon in Michigan I got myself on a simply tee shirt, a fleece and then a nice water-proof or water-resistant jacket. So make sure it is long enough, nice and snug around the waist. Some pants that are free-moving with vents, so when she session gets sick you can let the heat out. And of course your boots and some decent socks that at least come up to here, mid-shin. So, exhibit A. So this is what you do not really want to do on a day like today, because it is nice and warm so the snow is kind of wet. This here flannel, not going to repel water, so you definitely want to wear a coat."
eHow Article: How to Dress for Snowboarding
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