HOW TO FALL PROPERLY SNOWBOARDING 

Skiers usually are the more technically descriptive with their instruction and snowboarders are often "too cool/just do it". All the geeking out on this channel is so helpful!

As someone who started exploring side hits and jumps last season and I'm planning on doing a whole lot more of that this season and this right here feels like the hidden gem that I would've probably discovered after taking a lot of unnecessary pain. Keep em tips coming!

Can’t wait to see a shred video soon!

Biased because the opening clip is from my home mountain but bruh, what I learned from clip. Still amazed your rode out of this the way you did but as you mentioned, you understand your body and how to recover like a cat. You didn’t mention, this was also the same trip Dale is shouting at you to buckle your toe strap. I couldn’t tell if it was unbuckled on this recovery or not? Thanks for sharing your knowledge as always. Motivates the rest of us that falling is normal and you can teach yourself to do it safely.

Love the uploads. Keep them coming! Would love to get your take on more basic falls. For example, I misjudge a kicker and I case it and kill my legs. Any way to absorb some of that bad landing so it isn’t so bad if that happens. What about when you inevitably catch an edge. Any way to absorb some of that do you don’t get the wind knocked out of you?

Let's gooooo