Comments on: Tricks And Snowboard Rails http://skivacation-snowboarding.com/snowboarding-tricks/tricks-and-snowboard-rails/ All About Ski Vacations, Ski Resort and Snowboarding Tricks Sun, 19 Jul 2009 17:22:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: crazy_cars_man http://skivacation-snowboarding.com/snowboarding-tricks/tricks-and-snowboard-rails/comment-page-1/#comment-284 crazy_cars_man Sat, 11 Jul 2009 01:47:00 +0000 http://skivacation-snowboarding.com/snowboarding-tricks/tricks-and-snowboard-rails/#comment-284 The first trick you will do in snowboarding is probably just a basic air off a small jump. Once you have got used to this you will probably start doing grabs such as Frontside grab - grab your toe edge with your back hand between the bindings. Backside grab - grab the heel edge with your front hand between the bindings. Nose grab - grab the nose of the board with your front hand. Tail grab - grab the tail if the board with your back hand. Stalefish grab - grab the heel edge with your back hand Mute grab - grab the toe edge with your front hand. Then there are grabs you would do percifically off a pipe such as Indy grab - grab the toe edge with your back hand between the bindings. Backside air. Lein grab - grab the heel edge with your front hand between the bindings. Frontside air. Once you have learnt a few grabs you will probably try spins starting off with 180s then on to 360s then possibly 540s etc, and then start adding the grabs into your rotations and if you get really good start doing the same tricks but switch. Good luck. The first trick you will do in snowboarding is probably just a basic air off a small jump. Once you have got used to this you will probably start doing grabs such as
Frontside grab – grab your toe edge with your back hand between the bindings.
Backside grab – grab the heel edge with your front hand between the bindings.
Nose grab – grab the nose of the board with your front hand.
Tail grab – grab the tail if the board with your back hand.
Stalefish grab – grab the heel edge with your back hand
Mute grab – grab the toe edge with your front hand.
Then there are grabs you would do percifically off a pipe such as
Indy grab – grab the toe edge with your back hand between the bindings. Backside air.
Lein grab – grab the heel edge with your front hand between the bindings. Frontside air.
Once you have learnt a few grabs you will probably try spins starting off with 180s then on to 360s then possibly 540s etc, and then start adding the grabs into your rotations and if you get really good start doing the same tricks but switch. Good luck.

]]> By: K8e http://skivacation-snowboarding.com/snowboarding-tricks/tricks-and-snowboard-rails/comment-page-1/#comment-285 K8e Thu, 09 Jul 2009 20:51:54 +0000 http://skivacation-snowboarding.com/snowboarding-tricks/tricks-and-snowboard-rails/#comment-285 I'm not much for going in the park so I'm not sure what advise to give you specifically on here. But if you really want to learn your stuff in the park find a group of people that look like they know what they are doing in the park and learn from them. Or you can take lessons in the park. Many places offer camps you can go to where you learn from some amazing park riders, although this can be very cost prohibited. Those are three options though depending on your budget. One thing I might be able to help with on jumps is I know you always want to land on a planned edge. If you land flat you could quickly switch to an unexpected edge and fall. If you know you are going to go for your toe edge when you land you are much less likely to land on the edge and not flat where things get less predictable. I'm not much for going in the park so I'm not sure what advise to give you specifically on here. But if you really want to learn your stuff in the park find a group of people that look like they know what they are doing in the park and learn from them. Or you can take lessons in the park. Many places offer camps you can go to where you learn from some amazing park riders, although this can be very cost prohibited. Those are three options though depending on your budget.

One thing I might be able to help with on jumps is I know you always want to land on a planned edge. If you land flat you could quickly switch to an unexpected edge and fall. If you know you are going to go for your toe edge when you land you are much less likely to land on the edge and not flat where things get less predictable.

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