This is one the the most in depth videos I could find talking about weight distribution and pivoting, thanks a lot! I can't wait for my 2nd stab at it. The bindings are a bit intimidating even with my small prior experiences with snowboarding. I've grown too used to the ability to bail with a regular skateboard and snow hurts a lot less than concrete 😅Any recommendations for over-pivoting? I feel like once I start rotating, I can't stop spinning so my stops are too abrupt.
Center your balance or slightly heavy on the back foot helps over pivot. Together coupled with keeping your shoulders parallel in a line with you desired direction. If you turn your head, arms, shoulders then your going to turn the freebord
Yeah , my 1st day was sooo depressing... but hey , it's gonna come to you easy safe steps though... All the Best and Keep on Rocking in the Freebord ;) Try it everywhere , even at home inside the house, then you'll get it.
This is one the the most in depth videos I could find talking about weight distribution and pivoting, thanks a lot! I can't wait for my 2nd stab at it. The bindings are a bit intimidating even with my small prior experiences with snowboarding. I've grown too used to the ability to bail with a regular skateboard and snow hurts a lot less than concrete 😅Any recommendations for over-pivoting? I feel like once I start rotating, I can't stop spinning so my stops are too abrupt.
Center your balance or slightly heavy on the back foot helps over pivot. Together coupled with keeping your shoulders parallel in a line with you desired direction. If you turn your head, arms, shoulders then your going to turn the freebord
Yeah , my 1st day was sooo depressing... but hey , it's gonna come to you easy safe steps though... All the Best and Keep on Rocking in the Freebord ;) Try it everywhere , even at home inside the house, then you'll get it.
That's actually insane progress for just 6 minutes. Good instruction for sure
this morning i try and after one hour imake tourned to the left and is very nice
Where is this at? It looks like a campus in Utah, and the license plates seem to confirm.
I feel like their first question should be "can you snowboard?" then just tell them it's the same mechanics, then tell him what is different.
Keep pushing bro! good spot ;)