Sunshine Resort, Banff Beginner Snowboard
January 12th, 2010
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Posts Tagged ‘Snowboarding’
BEGINNER SNOWBOARD LESSON NO FALL SNOWBOARDING CHAIR LIFT RIDING
January 11th, 2010
How to Do Snowboard Tricks at the Park : How to Ride the J-Bar on a Snowboard
January 11th, 2010
expertvillage asked:
Learn from our expert how to J-Bar on a snowboard in thisfree extreme sports video on doing snowboard tricks at the park. Expert: Matt Vanstenis Bio: Matt Vansteenis taught Snowboarding at Spring Hill Winter Camp in Michigan and has over 16 years of snowboarding experience. Filmmaker: Bartholomew DiVietri
How to Do Snowboard Tricks at the Park : How to Backside a 180 on a Snowboard
January 11th, 2010
expertvillage asked:
Learn how to backside 180 on a snowboard on a terrain from our expert in thisfree extreme sports video on doing snowboard tricks at the park. Expert: Matt Vanstenis Bio: Matt Vansteenis taught Snowboarding at Spring Hill Winter Camp in Michigan and has over 16 years of snowboarding experience. Filmmaker: Bartholomew DiVietri
How to Do Snowboard Tricks at the Park : How to Nose Press on a Snowboard
January 10th, 2010
expertvillage asked:
Learn how to nose press and flatland on a snowboard in thisfree extreme sports video on doing snowboard tricks at the park. Expert: Matt Vanstenis Bio: Matt Vansteenis taught Snowboarding at Spring Hill Winter Camp in Michigan and has over 16 years of snowboarding experience. Filmmaker: Bartholomew DiVietri
How to Do Snowboard Tricks at the Park : How to Do Shifties on a Snowboard
January 7th, 2010
expertvillage asked:
Learn how to shifty on a snowboard from our expert on snowboard tricks in thisfree extreme sports video on doing snowboard tricks at the park. Expert: Matt Vanstenis Bio: Matt Vansteenis taught Snowboarding at Spring Hill Winter Camp in Michigan and has over 16 years of snowboarding experience. Filmmaker: Bartholomew DiVietri
Why I Started Snowboarding Classes
January 7th, 2010
Jasmine Stone asked:
Let me tell you all about the time that I went to snowboarding classes and why I absolutely think that you should go out there and do the same. When you learn something new it provides and excellent sense of well being and can result in many hours of fun and enjoyment that can come as a result of the new skill that you have attained.
When I was only 16 I really liked watching winter sports on television and although it may sound stupid, it was actually sledging that drove me to want to learn a winter sport. I always liked sledging and I even went sledging when it wasn’t snowing. You see, where I live it is absolutely impossible to go sledging 11 months of the year, and if we are lucky enough to have as much as a month of snow then I am always sure to take advantage of it and go out their and sledge away! That is why, coupled with my love for watching snowboarding and sledging on television, that I decided that I would go out their and learn how to snowboard.
So you are probably wondering why I made the choice of snowboarding over skiing as my choice for the winter sport that I would try. The main reason for this was because I have a lot of friends that do snowboarding but absolutely none that do skiing done at the local ski slope. Although they do snowboarding the slope caters for both and I suppose the decision really did come down to me. Anyway, in the end I decided to go out their and choose snowboarding and I would be lying if I said my friends were my only influence in my decision to choose the board over the ski’s. You see I do not know if everyone will know what I am talking about but I feel that a snowboard just appears to be so much more responsive than ski’s. Do you know what I mean?
At our local ski slope there is only 100M of run that is around 300 feet if you convert it. In that period on ski’s what can you actually do? If it was some kind of complicated slalom then that would be different, but just going down a hill on ski’s to me seems slightly boring compared to on a snowboard. A snowboard appears to be more of a white knuckle ride. That is why I decided to choose snowboarding, but don’t get me wrong I still think that skiing looks fun, and as I now go down to the skiing slope every week or so I have actually started to do skiing some times for a bit of a change. You see, once I learned how to snow board I had some transferable skills, such as an ability to use the lift, how to handle speed, when to slow down etc. That is why I am glad that I learned how to snowboard first. If I had skied first, then I would probably have found it a lot more difficult to pick up snowboarding second. Anyway I went to snowboarding lessons and really enjoyed myself, I am not as good, nor as dedicated as some of my friends but I still really enjoy myself and that is what it is all about.
Let me tell you all about the time that I went to snowboarding classes and why I absolutely think that you should go out there and do the same. When you learn something new it provides and excellent sense of well being and can result in many hours of fun and enjoyment that can come as a result of the new skill that you have attained.
When I was only 16 I really liked watching winter sports on television and although it may sound stupid, it was actually sledging that drove me to want to learn a winter sport. I always liked sledging and I even went sledging when it wasn’t snowing. You see, where I live it is absolutely impossible to go sledging 11 months of the year, and if we are lucky enough to have as much as a month of snow then I am always sure to take advantage of it and go out their and sledge away! That is why, coupled with my love for watching snowboarding and sledging on television, that I decided that I would go out their and learn how to snowboard.
So you are probably wondering why I made the choice of snowboarding over skiing as my choice for the winter sport that I would try. The main reason for this was because I have a lot of friends that do snowboarding but absolutely none that do skiing done at the local ski slope. Although they do snowboarding the slope caters for both and I suppose the decision really did come down to me. Anyway, in the end I decided to go out their and choose snowboarding and I would be lying if I said my friends were my only influence in my decision to choose the board over the ski’s. You see I do not know if everyone will know what I am talking about but I feel that a snowboard just appears to be so much more responsive than ski’s. Do you know what I mean?
At our local ski slope there is only 100M of run that is around 300 feet if you convert it. In that period on ski’s what can you actually do? If it was some kind of complicated slalom then that would be different, but just going down a hill on ski’s to me seems slightly boring compared to on a snowboard. A snowboard appears to be more of a white knuckle ride. That is why I decided to choose snowboarding, but don’t get me wrong I still think that skiing looks fun, and as I now go down to the skiing slope every week or so I have actually started to do skiing some times for a bit of a change. You see, once I learned how to snow board I had some transferable skills, such as an ability to use the lift, how to handle speed, when to slow down etc. That is why I am glad that I learned how to snowboard first. If I had skied first, then I would probably have found it a lot more difficult to pick up snowboarding second. Anyway I went to snowboarding lessons and really enjoyed myself, I am not as good, nor as dedicated as some of my friends but I still really enjoy myself and that is what it is all about.
beginner snowboard drop
January 5th, 2010
heyitsmikeo asked:
me snowboarding off of a roof… not bad but the wipeout hurt worse than it looked seriously people, the shit talking is getting old… so if you dont like my video then fuck off and watch something else, if you have nothing better to do than talk shit on youtube then maybe you should just go shoot yourselves…
snowboard
April 25th, 2009