What Makes Backside 540s Work | Video Analysis
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- čas přidán 8. 02. 2024
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This is an example of Video Analysis which is one of our favorite features of ADDICTION+. With Video Analysis you can submit clips of your snowboarding and we will break it down frame by frame, showing you what works and what needs to be tweaked to improve your tricks and get to the next level of shredding!
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Yes, please make more video analysis tutorials! So helpful!
Will do!
This kind of content is exactly what I’ve been looking for! So stoked
Great to hear it!
This was really well done. Thanks!
Can you please do more of these deep dive/analysis videos on these more advanced spins (and basic spins too) for addiction plus members? They would be a major improvement to the current jumping course videos, and this would also be great for jib tricks.
For sure!!! We are looking for a system to make them better, we will probably start pumping them out during the summer, since we can make them off season.
A new how to jump series is currently in the works!
@@SnowboardAddiction Epic!
I saw someone I recognized in it ;). Tavis gave me a really good tip for my cab 5's and it helped a lot.
Glad to hear it! Checkout addictionplus.tv for your own video analysis!
I learned: takeoff is the best viewpoint to try to learn from... might be the best to watch from as well.
Thanks for the content.
From the top is refered to as the 'Coach Angle' it's a great place to observe many of the techinques and skills that combine when hitting and spinning jumps!
Love these, would love to see some breakdowns of more rail tricks also (I've been attempting a back blunt 270 off, and have some issues with locking into the rail properly)
We will look into doing some on rails:)
I can tell you the trick, most people have issues with going either to the side of the rail or losing the power because their body is already rotated to 90 on the rail. The trick is to aim your ollie forward on the rail towards the end and not to the side, otherwise you’ll always slip to one side. You also need to only rotate your board to 45 degrees in your head and keep your body as it is shifting only your legs and board into position. Then you will naturally rotate to 90 and have the power to snap out the 270. If your full body is facing forward you won‘t have any momentum to use and you will probably slip to one side.
@@iamtherobber3444Thanks, you actually summed up all my issues (always fall off the far side or cant generate enough power). Will give it a go next time I’m on the hill
I’m fucking sending this on Monday
We hope you get it!!!
Awesome video! I got one question - my bs540s are always a 360 and then get the 180 around. Its not a fluent motion the full rotation, more a late add-on on the 360 rotation. How do i get rid of it?
There are a lot of things that could cause that actually. I’d recommend checking out addiction+ but if I had to guess the main issue usually is axis of rotation axes or spot.
Make sure you are leaving tall and off your tail, and not locking your eyes forward.