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Snowboarding tips for beginner snowboarders such as how to do a J-Turn and falling leaf are helpful to get started snowboarding. Get tips for snowboarding from a sponsored snowboarder in this free video series on snowboarding.
There are 12 videos in this series:
Get to know the mountain before snowboarding with a lot of skiers. Get snowboarding tips for getting to know the mountain from a sponsored snowboarder in this free video on snowboarding.
Snowboarders must decide whether they are goofy foot or regular before hitting the ski slopes. Get snowboarding tips for finding out whether you are goof foot or regular foot on a snowboard from a sponsored snowboarder in this free video on snowboarding.
Snowboarding safety tips protect snowboarders and those skiing around them from injuries. Get snowboarding safety tips from a sponsored snowboarder in this free video on snowboarding.
Strap into snowboard bindings with the front foot, or foot that is closest to the nose of the snowboard, first. Get snowboarding tips for strapping into the snowboard bindings from a sponsored snowboarder in this free video on snowboarding.
Get to know snowboard edges and the bottom of the snowboard before hitting the ski slopes. Get snowboarding tips for getting to know the edges and bottom of a snowboard from a sponsored snowboarder in this free video on snowboarding.
Straight-lining on a snowboard is where a snowboarder pushes with one foot while the other foot is in a binding. Get snowboarding tips for straight-lining on a snowboard from a sponsored snowboarder in this free video on snowboarding.
A J-turn on a snowboard is good way to maneuver around the mountain and past other snowboarders and skiers. Get snowboarding tips for doing a J-turn on a snowboard from a sponsored snowboarder in this free video on snowboarding.
A falling leaf on a snowboard gives the snowboarder control on the heel-side edge. Get snowboarding tips for doing a falling leaf on a snowboard from a sponsored snowboarder in this free video on snowboarding.
Knowing how to stop on a snowboard is a skill every snowboarder should master before moving to more advanced skills. Get snowboarding tips for how to stop on a snowboard from a sponsored snowboarder in this free video on snowboarding.
Knowing how to carve on a snowboard allows the snowboarder to maneuver down the mountain easily. Get snowboarding tips for how to carve on a snowboard from a sponsored snowboarder in this free video on snowboarding.
Balancing on a snowboard requires the snowboarder to know where and how to stand on the snowboard. Get snowboarding tips for how to balance on a snowboard from a sponsored snowboarder in this free video on snowboarding.
Snowboarding tips for beginners, such as do's and don't's, help novice snowboarders learn how to snowboard. Get snowboarding tips for beginners from a sponsored snowboarder in this free video on snowboarding.
Snowboarding is an extreme sport with similarities to both surfing and skateboarding, though generally snowboarding is much faster. Snowboarding requires snowboard lessons, practice, and thick skin, as falling is inevitable. Learning how to snowboard can be difficult, but it is much easier to learn with lessons from an experienced snowboarder. Learn how to snowboard with the snowboarding tips in this free video series featuring snowboarder Melissa Evans. Evans teaches snowboarding safety tips, how to determine whether you are goofy foot or regular foot, how to strap into snowboard bindings, how to straight-line on a snowboard, how to do a falling leaf on a snowboard, how to do a J-Turn on a snowboard, how to carve on a snowboard and how to balance on a snowboard.
Melissa Evans Melissa Evans has been snowboarding for the last six years. She is sponsored by Bear Mountain, Academy, VonZipper, Etnies, Neff, Dakine, and Bonfire. She recently took first place in both Hot Dogs and Hand Rails in 2007 and Beanies and Bikinis in 2007.dkdk
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