This is golden!! This is the only tip anyone will ever need. Be patient until you get to 270, adjust. I can't wait to level up! Happy New Year! Let's go!!
When you land, do you try and land on the heel edge or toe? I still to this day can’t land a 360 on a jump bigger than a 3 footer comfortably. Any tips would help
My understanding is you land flat and right after you edge on that side where rotation and spin shifts you as well as where your weight is (downhill or uphill). Ideally same edge like you taking off but again that depends if you under rotate or over rotate and also that is personal preference. I had exactly same questions about landing rotations but last trip changed it all. It’s more about acting accordingly to what is going on in the air at the time than stiff plan
Try more of 360s on flat/moguls or smaller kickers. You’ll be most probably trying to land on same edge as you took off to stop rotation/momentum most of the time
@@MichalGolata thanks I appreciate the helpful tips! I’ll definitely keep practicing on small stuff I realize practice makes perfect. I’ll have to keep my mind on the rotation and it’s landing more because I usually just “send it” and hope for the best. Thanks again, I’ll try them out this weekend!
@@IWillSaveBob we all do that but it’s easy to create bad habits even though we landing stuff but not necessarily feel comfortable so it’s always good to follow the fire as well as break things down on the way and improve technics 🔥
Pick your up hill edge to land on. You can ride out literally anything between 270 and 450 providing you don't catch an edge or cumple. Only time you would land flat board is if you do a bolts 360, which takes practice
@@tommiebennett the difference between front side and backside is where the “feature is” or how your approaching it. If you face the obstacle with your chest (front) that would be called front side. So when you hit the jump and point your chest to the feature that’s a frontside rotation. Take the exact same scenario and add a rail. If you leave the jump on your toes and slide the rail backwards with your chest pointing in the direction you came from that would also be known as frontside.
@@tommiebennett haha but seriously dude in all seriousness I wish someone would address why straight jumps and flat ground are different than rails and half pipe. Im joking your right I just like starting shit on snowboard forums. But I would love someone to explain how your can be correct about rotation but I’m correct about rails and it’s the same on half pipe….
@@tommiebennett like in order to do a backside 180 you leave on your toes and look up the mountain. But for a backside board slide you leave on your heels and look down the mountain.
