Riding switch is the key to it all. Improves your regular riding too.

Trick: 1 - popping 2 - ollie 3 - getting air 4 - frontside shifty 5 - indie grab 6 - tail butter 7 - 50.50 8 - 50/50 shuffle 9 - frontside 180 10 - switch

I like riding switch, it forces your mind to focus more and with that you find yourself getting into the zone quicker, like only snowboard thoughts are in your head zone.

You make me feel like a beginner. As we get older we sometimes forget half of what's possible and our ABCs. Love reviewing basics. THANK YOU

Being a 2nd season rider, these tutorials are very helpful. Will definitely get that membership for next season's progression goals 💪💪💪

Love your videos. I’ve just started on indoor slopes and looking forward to getting out into the mountains next year.

As someone who has been resistant to building up my freestyle game, this is super helpful. You’re the man Nev!

Will do! Thanks!

I had a bad knee injury as a beginner on the local nylon bristle dry slope age 23 and now at 49 watching these tuition feeds has really got me up to give it another go. In a snow environment, good instructor and a good solid knee brace 👌 Love the channel 👌

Awesome video Nev! Thumbs up!!

I watch these “first X tricks to learn” thinking I know how to do all of this already but there is always at least one or two tricks that I don’t own and I get humbled real quick!

this was awesome. Thank you

These videos would have been very helpful when I started Riding in the mid -90. It's really cool that you are doing this! 👍

great video, would love to see the next 10 tricks

Nice to see you again😉👍

i have worked at a ski resort for 15 years those are really good tips

1. Popping 2. Ollie 3. Straight air 4. Frontside shifty 5. Indy grab 6. Tail butter 7. 50-50 box 8. 50-50 shuffle 9. Frontside 180 10. Riding switch

I miss snowboarding already.

ive just noticed ive been avoiding switch riding and now i find myself wanting to learn advanced tricks without it🤡🤡. This year I won’t leave without being super confortable on switch. Great vid, Thanks!

my training has two of ur tramp boards and one of the slide boards. they have really helped me and my friends to do better on the mountain

This is awesome , great advice for pushing your snowboarding !

just started this season and was starting to get the hang of it when the season ended :( never been so anxious for winter to come back

Good Job!!!

Cool!

Thank you very much 🙏🏻 great video love, peace and good energy ❤️🙏🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

This was solid.

I would love to thank you from the bottom of my hearth for such a quality content. Thanks to you I've manage to start my journey with snowboard with confidence. It was marvellous and all the tips were soooo useful.

Haven’t been able to ride switch in a long time. Been meaning to practice again

3:58 nice butter in the left background 😄

Thanks 🙏🦸

Was the hit of the snow hill! Everyone wanted a turn! Nice long sturdy board and feet cushion area. Felt comfortable for the kids (ages 8-10) and us adults. Adults could see how it was for beginners- hard to really turn it to “steer” down the hill. The kids were more worried about holding the crouched position and not falling off it

Amazing❤

Got the exact same gloves 🎉

I like ❤

Wow... Watching this made me miss Whistler so bad... Always enjoy watching your guides though :)

Wow! Impressive, The the next time i am going to snowboard, im going to try this! Have a nice day sir!

A fan from France here Hey man I love your videos. I have started watching your videos two months ago with 0 minutes on the slopes. Now I can do carving ! I appreciate your great work and the work of your team. Thanks a lot Your videos on the posture are second to none 👍👍👍 Would you please do a video on the plus minus stance, some people recommend it but I still think that I should always have my shoulders and body aligned with the board.

Idk why but with the many tricks that I’ve done. A 50-50 frontside 360 just feels so relaxing and fun for me

my master, I'm here

Thanks! Very useful! I realise I'm actually better than i thought! And also that I ve been learning all the tricks in a peculiar order... I was sure you d say "riding switch" on the 10th! Hahaha... f**k... you re right. We all know it but just don t want to admit it! Thx

Nice video! But when you go on the heelside you need to raise the toes up?

Hi, question if I find myself going off the side of the box at 20 degrees how do I bail to avoid getting hurt? Thanks.⭐..(3ft + box like at the right angle of your shuffle. Things don't always go as planned. Slush slowdown ect.)

I'm surprised that switch is as late as number 10. I cool thing you can do to practice switching from switch to regular is to spin like a beyblade. It's fun and gets you more comfortable when riding switch since you are confident that you can turn back to regular anytime you want.

Riding switch...soooo important

Great tips! How should I place the bindings angles in order to perform well riding switch?

I cannot ride switch to save my life... I've tried so many times. I'm good on my heel side switch but toe isn't even an option for me yet. It's my first season boarding and I think I've progressed very quickly other than that. Whenever I go to my toe side, I get stuck at that edge and it brings me all the way around and back up hill before losing all my speed. I know once I get this skill down it will unlock so many things for me so I'm determined to get it

I got a question. This season I’ll be getting into spin jumps. How to correctly and naturally “choose” the edge after landing. As far as I understand depends on which direction your body balance shifts while ending the spin and landing itself then this edge I should be go for on ride out correct ? Even straight jumps landing might be bit unbalanced. My main concern is it better to act accordingly with ride out after land whatever happens in the air like over-rotation or under rotation or should the ride out always be planed beforehand ? I understand totally physics behind getting into the spin (being skateboarder helps) but how to prepare for landing and ride out ? Is there video lesson with this topic by any chance ? Ps. I also understand blind/open landings but wondering how to properly react in under/over rotation situations Cheers

Might just be my skater talking, or just how I do them, but I feel Indies should be grabbed between the legs, yes, but from behind the back knee toward the center. What you did is a front side grab. AGAIN, that could just be me looking at things skater tinted glasses haha

Hi thanks for the video, any tip how to pop more than 1mm its really hard for me try to jump feel like the board its to heavy

okay i never really had lessons but idk why i always found it normal to ride switch, even the first time i did snowboarding i just mixed it up it feels a bit weird yeah but i didnt think it was that di=fficult

I learned backside 180s first frontside felt so awkward to me for the longest time

My first spin was a bs180 I did it with 4 days of experience lol can't wait for next season!

For me the Ollie I learned fast, mainly because at the time I had been skating for 3yr so all my instructor has to tell me is that is was like skateing exept u don’t slide ur feet

If I want to ride switch should I use a symmetrical stance angle? Or is it still fine to keep it the way it is (mine is +15 -9)

Question: Wasnt that a backside 180? I skateboard and rotating into the direction of your back is a backside 180. Correct me if im wrong just wanna know the correct terminology. Good vid

Hi all, maybe someone here can help me from his experience. I am snowboarding for about 5 years now regular. I would consider myself intermediate: I have very good control while carving, no matter how step or flat it gets and I also already tried out first tricks, like ollies, butters, etc. I am currently owning a Nitro Flat Out Rocker with a Directional shape. Do you think I should stick with this board? Or switch to camber or hybrid camber, as it is "limiting" my progress? Thx for the help!

In terms of learning to ride switch should we set up our board and force yourself to ride switch like it’s our normal side?

Is it normal to consider a 180 off a jump "easier" than a shifty? I have had trouble getting the confidence to try a shifty because for whatever reason I am more afraid to catch my edge AND I can't quite get the movement through my head.

I can do #1 trick 😁

Tried snowboarding for the first time. What’s the trick to making it to the bottom of the run without landing on my face?😅

What mountain is this bachelor, voodoo?

Can I do a all these on my all terrain board

My first trick was a broken wrist, I have been skiing for 8 years no injureies first time on snowboard ofcourse something is broken

The only thing im going to say. Indy isnt between the legs! Proper indy is in the middle but your legs are pushed forward so you dont have an arm between your legs but behind them.

What board is that? Is that a Burton Blossom?

Camber o rocker?

Learn all those tricks switch first and after youve nailed them learn them ewith your normal stance.

Que lastima no traduzcan los videos al castellano....

I dont see there how riding switch goes…or i dont understamd it…

Idk why I’m here I don’t even snowboard

Why don't snowboarders wear parkas like a down northface or just a down puffier coat that's still durable etc. U see all boarders just wearing jackets that aren't much more then shells with a little Insulation ?? I'm a boarder and I wear northface down parkas or a mountain hardwear super puffy 900 fill mountaineering coat.i wear Columbia parkas too all sorts, carhartt etc etc I love coats I guess. . I have the fancy too damn expensive for being made in Asia often China tho still 900$ arctyrex and Mammut jackets and more shell like coats and snowboard jackets with Insulation but those thinner costs r fuckin cold yo..I get layering big time but u build and build layers but why not just a parka with merino wool t-shirt and then hoodie. Scarf, buff and ur set?? .u get so cold especially when the wind is whipping at u on lift or goin down rippin.. But am I the only one who wears warm stuff?? Is it just the cool factor of the thinner jackets cuz u don't get more mobility. A big sized parka will work greatly. Get a cool ass baggy northface or whatever. I live in the Midwest up north so it gets cold. Can anyone just let me know? Thankyou very much.

The training board is exorbitant. Not worth it. I wonder how many pieces u sold a year.