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Learning methods
Articles tagged “Learning methods”.
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ArticlesWhat are the fundamentals of snowboard carving? Five elements, and stepping back a level first
Stuck carving? KAKU: step back a level. Five elements: pressure, edging, rotation, lean, angulation. Low stance hinges on angulation; touching snow is a result.
Read →How Low Should You Crouch When Carving a Snowboard? Timing Matters More Than Depth
Crouching down doesn't pressure the board; pressure comes the instant the crouch stops. KAKU: external force comes first, then internal force works with it.
Read →How Do You Get Over Heelside Fear on a Snowboard? Split the Fear in Two
Two heelside fears, looking back and falling backward, each with a fix. Plus what to do after a fall, and the root fix: build skill on a slope you can control.
Read →What to Learn After Linking Turns on a Snowboard? Carving, Ground Tricks and Park Aren't Ranked
KAKU on what comes after linked turns: carving, ground tricks and park don't rank, why KAKU thinks most people start with carving, and what to do when stuck.
Read →How long does it take to learn to snowboard? SnowWind's seven-stage lesson plan
From zero to linked S turns: the seven stages of SnowWind's Beginner Lesson, what each unlocks, where people get stuck, and why progress varies.
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