Comments for Wolf Snowboarding http://wolfsnowboarding.com Snowboarding instruction, snowboarding equipment reviews and snowboarding trip reports Fri, 30 Mar 2012 03:17:18 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on Friday 11-25-2011 by Dino http://wolfsnowboarding.com/?page_id=276#comment-275 Dino Fri, 30 Mar 2012 03:17:18 +0000 http://wolfsnowboarding.com/?page_id=276#comment-275 Thanks for the info. I too suffer from smaller feet and my current board (trice) feels too wide for me. Just ordered my goat. :) Interestingly, the NS heritage was my other choice. Thanks for the info. I too suffer from smaller feet and my current board (trice) feels too wide for me. Just ordered my goat. :) Interestingly, the NS heritage was my other choice.

]]> Comment on First Time Snowboarder Beginer Lesson by Aimée http://wolfsnowboarding.com/?page_id=43#comment-35 Aimée Fri, 10 Feb 2012 22:12:35 +0000 http://wolfsnowboarding.com/?page_id=43#comment-35 Great video´s Thank you! Tomorrow my first try out on my first snowboard. I will think about your instructions and I know this will help me. Greeting from Holland! Great video´s Thank you! Tomorrow my first try out on my first snowboard. I will think about your instructions and I know this will help me. Greeting from Holland!

]]> Comment on First Time Snowboarder Beginer Lesson by Snowolf http://wolfsnowboarding.com/?page_id=43#comment-31 Snowolf Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:04:08 +0000 http://wolfsnowboarding.com/?page_id=43#comment-31 The basic skidded turn is pretty much the same as your basic linked turn except that now the rider is typically more comfortable with speed and so the baord skids more through the turn. You will still shift your weight onto the front foot and torsionally twist the board to engage the sidecut to initiate the turn. As you progress into the turn, the rear foot will foolow through and pressure the same edge as the front foot, but just a little bit later. At the bottom of the turn through completion, the rider should be solidly riding on edge. The skid occurrs from the down hill momentum. Feel free to ask any questions about specifics and I will try to get back to you as soon as I can. SW The basic skidded turn is pretty much the same as your basic linked turn except that now the rider is typically more comfortable with speed and so the baord skids more through the turn. You will still shift your weight onto the front foot and torsionally twist the board to engage the sidecut to initiate the turn. As you progress into the turn, the rear foot will foolow through and pressure the same edge as the front foot, but just a little bit later. At the bottom of the turn through completion, the rider should be solidly riding on edge. The skid occurrs from the down hill momentum.

Feel free to ask any questions about specifics and I will try to get back to you as soon as I can.

SW

]]> Comment on First Time Snowboarder Beginer Lesson by Bob http://wolfsnowboarding.com/?page_id=43#comment-29 Bob Sun, 05 Feb 2012 21:15:24 +0000 http://wolfsnowboarding.com/?page_id=43#comment-29 Scott, really appreciate your videos, it really helped me rapidly learn how to make linked turns. I've been looking on youtube on your other instructions, and I was hoping you'd be able to provide some explanation on skidded turns. According to a snowboarding forum, after linked turns, is skidded turns in development, and I'm not sure what the proper steps for skidded turns are. I saw your youtube video on dynamic skidded turns, but it seems to lack detailed step by step directions on how to you initiate with your foot etc. any details would be appreciated Scott, really appreciate your videos, it really helped me rapidly learn how to make linked turns.

I’ve been looking on youtube on your other instructions, and I was hoping you’d be able to provide some explanation on skidded turns. According to a snowboarding forum, after linked turns, is skidded turns in development, and I’m not sure what the proper steps for skidded turns are. I saw your youtube video on dynamic skidded turns, but it seems to lack detailed step by step directions on how to you initiate with your foot etc. any details would be appreciated

]]> Comment on Friday 11-25-2011 by Jonay http://wolfsnowboarding.com/?page_id=276#comment-16 Jonay Sun, 22 Jan 2012 22:36:08 +0000 http://wolfsnowboarding.com/?page_id=276#comment-16 Gosh, I wish I would have had that information elarier! Gosh, I wish I would have had that information elarier!

]]> Comment on Welcome to Snow Wolf`s Den! by NWBoarder http://wolfsnowboarding.com/?p=1#comment-12 NWBoarder Sat, 14 Jan 2012 22:45:00 +0000 http://wolfsnowboarding.com/?p=1#comment-12 Woo Scott! Way to start a blog and some stuff "semi-official". :) As always, I'll look forward to your reviews, and when the hell are we gonna get out and make some turns? ;) Woo Scott! Way to start a blog and some stuff “semi-official”. :) As always, I’ll look forward to your reviews, and when the hell are we gonna get out and make some turns? ;)

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