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[@sstalder5]

Hey Matt! 5 years of snowboard instructing experience here. Have them stand up on their toe edge and practice transitioning back over to the heel edge to build confidence. Once they get that, get them going straight (but slow) and get them to practice stopping on the toe edge. Once they get both of those down being able to connect turns will come pretty naturally.

[@thebadfarmer]

It is also much easier for most to learn strapped into their (most comfortable) front foot only at the bottom bunny hill. PSIA certified here, and starting out with one foot only led to successful learning almost 100% of the time.

[@lukearts2954]

skiing instructor here, I had to learn to snowboard like a total beginner in spite of then 25 years of skiing. I personally felt much safer in toe edge than heel edge, because I could see the mountain close, rather than the deep valley. It also felt much easier on steeper parts of the slope, because on the flatter parts I'd always dig in the wrong edge, planting my head in the snow... As I was practicing heel edge stops, one time my board flipped (ankles couldn't hold the pressure from fatigue) and dug the toe edge, which faced forward, in the snow, and that happened at too high a speed for me anyway, because there was an unexpected ice slate. Anyway, when I gruntingly rolled over, magically about 10 people had appeared around me. Yup, I had blacked out from that hit, and they said I was out for almost a minute. Unstrapped. Walked down the hill. I can do anything a snowboard can on 2 skis, and it just isn't worth risking a concussion or skull fracture again... I'm 6'2" and that slope was 45°, so my head came down 12' on hard ice. Helmet felt like it wasn't even there... The main reason why I'd still like to properly learn, is high mountain deep powder, because the board floats much easier than skis, and with skis it's just the worst workout possible...

[@michaelnovak2565]

I was once the reason people like you have to protect urself. I even did 5 years in prison but watchin ur videos has truly changed me and i am trying to do everything in my power to give my wife and son the life they deserve. I truly thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@quailshirefarms]

Ive been watching you guys for years, never heard Mere laugh that hard....priceless

[@aerosmith6366]

The hydraulics laugh is pretty epic

[@lordtheseusgaming8046]

One of the things I love about matt is that he talks to us like we are there in person.

[@450fishing]

Annie swiping your gopro after you fell was freaking adorable! What a good sense of humor those kiddos have. Also, it’s not anything spectacular compared to the mountains out west, but Mount Ripley in Houghton Michigan is a pretty awesome ski hill

[@BogusQuacky]

you ever been out to Boyne?

[@450fishing]

@@BogusQuacky I’ve been out there a few times, but it’s been years since I was out there last. I mostly just stick around Alpine, Mt Brighton and Mt Holly now

[@mattstevenson7949]

Tell your kids to "turn and look up the mountain". It forces you on to your toe edge while taking away the fear of going backwards since you're still looking forwards up the mountain. Also, check out Grand Targhee, best snow I've ever been on!

[@dovahkiingaming9635]

Purgatory Resort is my favorite place to go skiing! My family and I have made a lot of great memories there. The slopes are awesome and the staff have all been exceptional!

[@cfar25]

WHITEFACE MOUNTAIN and lake placid in New York is an absolute MUST for skiing! It’s beautiful country and hosted the Olympics twice!

[@rudyricks]

Loved hearing your wife laughed so spontaneously. Being from Utah and a former skier, ( I'm old now ) I skied them all never did like that side of the mountain either. There's also solitude and brighten they're not as hoity toity but they're sure fun to ski! Glad you tried Utah out though have a safe trip, but you're probably already home and it's 2 weeks later LOL

[@sandram3338]

I second this ! Solitude and Brighton are both beautiful areas as well 🥰

[@TheRealElmoSkateTeam]

I've only been to Sundance since it was and is still the closest to me but with the prices of passes now, I said nevermind to getting back into snowboarding

[@ryanc8188]

The park city side is for the people on vacation and go ski. Solitude and Brighton are the learner/moderate skill places. Snowbird and Alta better have a good idea on what you're doing or the ski patrol will have to get you off the mountain.

[@TheRealElmoSkateTeam]

@@ryanc8188 you're not wrong about PC being the tourist trap. Even my father in law has stayed there when he came to visit

[@benrb287]

It’s been a crappy year for snow in Utah for sure…Brighton was the best for me this year. I went to Sundance a lot, but it was all ice

[@anonymousaccordionist3326]

I'm not sure Mere has laughed that heartily on camera before. Not even in the Impala.

[@fordstimber]

I’ve skied since I was 5 years old and I’m now 45. Been all over the west skiing and by far mine and my parents favorite place was Jackson Hole. We always went back there after trying out many places. Good luck finding ya’lls favorite.

[@quinn_ryan69]

stevens pass in Washington is really nice, great food, long runs, great beginner hill, amazing “blue” rated hills, and amazing staff thatll treat you right. although its kinda far from texas, its a really nice place to go to if your visiting to Washington for any reason.

[@molly_nap_queen]

4:49 Mere's laugh is too adorable. ❤

[@adampeterson4297]

Whitefish Montana is Amazing! The Ski resort there is my personal favorite. Plus its one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been to. It’s also pretty close to Glacier National Park which is a beautiful place to go!

[@tristinsmith7217]

That C channel beam used for your stair says. "GG MID USA" on it. I made that!! I work at Gerdau (steel mill) and that was made in my mill! Any steel with that logo came from our Mill.

[@celtaciaclemment1229]

That's fantastic!

[@pinkhavok448]

Absolutely agree. Big sky is the place to be for great runs and it’s not normally ridiculously busy

[@stern12akachris32]

It doesn't happen often but I LOVE WHEN MERE GIVES A HARD LOUD BELLY LAUGH !!!!!

[@robsdeviceunknown]

True, it's rare to see her have any personality at all.

[@toperishtwice]

Man, it's really quite heartwarming watching you over the years and seeing your kids grow up and grow into themselves.

[@VettedRyan]

Vail will leave you breathless. Hands down favorite ski resort

[@Winefred213]

Definitely try one of Vermont’s skiing/snowboarding mountains!! Y’all will love it up there!! Always has great snow and beautiful pine trees!!

[@geoffrey6000]

For teaching them how to carve, you need to take off your board and stand in front (downhill) of them while holding their hands. That way you can keep them up in case they lose their balance, and you can help with the turning from one edge to another. Also, quick tip for learning transitioning from front to rear: we tend to lean back and put more weight on our dominant (right if you ride normal) foot. That makes it more difficult to transition as that leg has to do the entire movement. So tell them to try leaning a tiny bit forward when transitioning. Also, flat runs are harder to learn carving on then a bit steeper runs. Carving gets easier the faster you are going, so don't choose a very flat run to teach them on.

[@mikegroves4450]

Steam Boat Springs and Purgatory at Durango are both excellent in Colorado.

[@tarheelcole1977]

This is exactly how I learned at their age!!

[@paddington1670]

yeah learning to carve on flat is asking for them to catch an edge that will take them down. I think toe edge across the run then heel back the other way in switchbacks, as many as you can do, as shallow a decent as you can manage, all the way down the mountain would be good practice for learning how to carve. There's no such thing as just bombing down on toe edge in a straight line, to maintainan edge by virtue a board has to be turning, at least slalom boards and skis. I realize with straight skis or speed boards you can go straight on edge, that's why they are a different shape. TLDR shallow decent switchbacks across the run, heel across, toe across, back and forth, learn to transition, because just maintaining a straight line will require some amount of carving transitions.

[@jremm015]

I was taught: toe edge is pee like a Boy, heel edge is pee like a Girl. Still remember it to this day after like 10 years.

[@geoffrey6000]

@@jremm015 lmfao

[@osumbuckeyenut]

The Annie cam was so adorable! You should strap cameras on the kids randomly more often. Especially if they are exploring or something

[@Jacob-64]

Best family channel on youtube/the net . I've watched you guys for years . Your children are adorable and so rounded ,good job you guys .

[@krisandersmith333]

Sun Valley/Ketchum, Idaho. Great snow, great food, great peole, skiing for all skill levels along with so much more to do then that.

[@lukepattison4772]

I went to powder mountain with my family. They cap there daily lift tickets, have over 8k acres of skiable terrain. In the 4 days we were there the longest lift line we waited in was about 2 mins and very kid friendly. Would highly recommend.

[@utahnaround6870]

Powder Mountain is by far the best resort in Utah. There is so much more to Utah than the tourist trap in park city.

[@imkwuzn]

Mammoth Mountain and Lake Tahoe. Both have excellent skiing and beautiful scenery.

[@Demoairsoft_]

I swear Matt is the best promoter ever like I want to see Matt and every single commercial that I ever watch. Like I have AirPod pros and yeah there’s a lot of hate on them but I love them personally but Matt just made me buy a new pair of ray cons. Excited to see how they are

[@tylerlang9881]

I go on snowboarding trips every year. there is like no place like Summit County Colorado. Breckenridge and Keystone are absolutely a must to go to!

[@whataburgerboy9782]

Steamboat springs colorado is amazing, it’s extremely kid friendly and even when it’s packed it doesn’t feel packed, that’s all I really know, we’re from Texas and we only go every few years

[@schonnmichael1193]

I have lived and worked at Jackson Hole ski resort for many years, it has a wide variety of terrain, i feel it might be a great place for the family, Love all your content Matt and Mere.

[@puddle_pirate95]

Agree, and second this. The views alone are worth it.

[@nickkuppinger1827]

Montana snowboarder here. Next time your up this way, check out Discovery Ski Area. Between Anaconda and Phillipsburg. Small mountain, doesnt have near the amenities the big mountains do, but its a very nice mountain to ride with kiddos. And Fairmont Hotsprings Resort is an hour away and its a super nice place to stay. They also used to offer ski and stay package deals that were very reasonably priced. You would also be close to Butte which has some pretty cool history to check out.

[@DartWinger]

Work with them on the "falling leaf" pattern riding heals and toes. This helped me greatly learn my balance point on my toes and get comfy with it - in particular going at a slow pace down a bunny hill. Freaking awesome you're working with them to ride both sides. I tell every new boarder to learn both sides ASAP as it'll make it SO much more fun! It took me a long time to get switch down after years of just using one side, and it suuuuucked! lol

[@fozziebear26]

😆😆😆 Mere had a full hearty laugh at the Mark Wahlberg bit......that was hilarious 😆👍

[@rossdimond]

Matt really is just living the dream... unreal the hardwork and dedication that's got him to this point.. all he needs now is good taste in cars and he'll have a dream set up...

[@danbednarz8322]

I teach toe edge by having them start on the toe and doing sections on toe. Then move to a really flat and slow area so they can feel toe and heel. Love your vids been following since you bought the abandon mansion. Keep up the good work

[@je2848]

I think the best part about this channel is that Mark--I mean Matt--is going to have no shortage of incredible memories with his family to view on HD video later in life. Videos like this one are exactly the kind of memories you want to save and keep forever.

[@jamarie1972]

So Matt is so busy that he now has an actor Playing his part for vacations. Did Mark play you for the Vegas trip or was that you Matt. Love Mere’s laugh very infectious.

[@TuiTioNzOG]

I've been to Breckenridge in Colorado and it was so amazing and there were kids everywhere on the mountain shredding. It is beautiful up there and I will definitely be going back and would recommend everyone to go. It was the best trip I've ever been on.

[@keithcroshaw]

Second for Breckenridge. We went to Park City, then the next year we went to Breckenridge. Soooo much better. Beautiful green pines, I had the same reaction between the two. Night and day.

[@mikemcbrewer8520]

TELLURIDE!!!! Matt, seriously dude. From a guy that grew up (snow sporting) in the SW corner of CO, you absolutely NEED to go to telluride!!

[@Firechief55]

Skiing at keystone CO and Coper mountain CO are my favorites and i’ve been a lot of places

[@TV-ih8lw]

Telluride is magical. First place I ever snowboarded and I was hooked. After living in CO and going to different mountains, I still think Telluride is the best overall.

[@TacoTory556]

My dad used to lay the pipe for the snow guns up at telluride so we would get a couple free passes and I can agree it’s an amazing mountain, I love terrain parks so compared to my Mountian “Powderhorn” it’s amazing. The terrain parks at Telluride are on another level. But now I don’t think I would want to ski there simply because it’s very expensive. But it’s a great Mountian

[@paulmaul4196]

Better than Vail or Breckenridge? I dunno about that...

[@Thatb0ylui]

I don’t think I’ve ever heard the wife laugh that hard 🤣 You have a beautiful family 💯

[@nunyabidness9100]

I haven't skiied in decades, but when I was in High School the Ruidoso skiing was great as well as the Sandia mountains surrounding Albuquerque

[@keatonkramer8058]

Colorado has a lot of great ski resorts!!! Telluride is great so is Breckenridge, vail, keystone, arapahoe basin, and winter park!

[@brantsiegel6569]

Matt, you should try steamboat Colorado. I’ve been going for 9 years and love it. The restaurants in town our all open (inside as well). Also on the mountain everything is open.

[@josephbelanger2053]

Telluride is a gorgeous place, highly recommend. I was just put there, had a job. I missed out and couldn't hit the mountains but definitely next time.

[@korringadinga8407]

Snowshoe Mountain West Virginia. Everything from cross country to greens and triple diamonds. Plenty of INDOOR dining restaurants, snowmobile night trips and so much more.

[@scottdabeast2138]

Hey Matt! If your looking for the best ski place in the US it’s definitely Jackson hole wyoming. I go there every year and no other place beats it. 100% recommend

[@warlord5467]

Timberline lodge on Mt. Hood as well as Mt. Bachelor in Oregon might suit you. It's not tge same as big sky or anything like that. But might be fun. Plus huge pine trees

[@halfnelson6115]

If you guys wanna try the northeast, Killington is a great resort. I used to ski/snowboard back in the 90's and I don't ever remember seeing anyone wearing a helmet on the slopes. Now it looks like everyone wears one.

[@jaydunbar7538]

Have to, it’s a requirement.

[@robertjohns6485]

Was going to mention Killington. Loved my trip there, that was about 13 years ago now though.

[@jonb6250]

Try Breckinridge and as far as snow boarding I was taught to have one hand on my stomach and the other hand you hold out in front of you and aim in the direction you wanted to go and helped me learn to turn.

[@Milesbreman]

Ski Apache resort in Ruidoso, New Mexico is my favorite place in the world. Awesome place for the family and a good ski trip

[@navychop6667]

Growing up at a ski resort in VT, the towns that are around the mountain also depend on tourism. The issue we had with our Mt is they deliberately tried to put everything on the mountain and undercut the business in the towns that existed when the Mt. was less developed.

[@IGWT86]

That kid gonna be pissed when he finds out he actually met Matt who is obviously way better than meeting Mark

[@Gldn1017]

No argument there lol

[@PlanetRylosIV]

Sunrise Ski Resort in the White Mountains in Greer, Arizona! Y’all been spoiled with all those fancy ski destinations, but I grew up skiing and later snowboarding those mountains and I love em! It’s owned and operated by the White Mountain Apache tribe. I fondly remember Bob Marley’s Tough Gong album playing at every lift. 😆

[@aaronperry5948]

I dont know if you'd ever leave the states for a ski trip. But if you do I recommend, sunshine village BC Canada. Last time I went there years ago. There was three mountains and they were expanding to a fourth. We rented a cabin. That we could ski up too at the end of the day. It was an amazing trip.

[@drazalin]

Help with the kids snowboarding: Get them on a wider less busy slope, let them take wider angles so they aren't going as fast so they can get used to toe edge and slowly getting more confident

[@aaronhume]

you could also check out some ski resorts in WA state - Stevens pass was my favorite last I went skiing, but it will probably not be anywhere near as epic as you are looking for I think... this was an awesome Winter for snow and we have massive evergreens everywhere around here...

[@boothedaniel92]

If y’all want an awesome snowboard experience, come to Brian Head, weather is awesome! It’s so normal here, our busiest days is slow to other places, family-friendly, I’m an instructor here too! It’s in Cedar City, Utah!

[@richardleclair9931]

Big pines in New Hampshire and tons of ski mountains and friendly people

[@markpotter6586]

Hey Matt! My favorite place to board is out in Steamboat Springs, CO super family friendly place and just a beautiful mountain. Don’t know if you’ve been or not but it’s definitely the best in my opinion. Nothing but good memories there for me

[@aaronsatterfield7216]

A beautiful 3 mountains

[@Pspectre]

Mere is nailing them - Jackson Hole, Telluride and Big Sky are my favorite mountains.

[@DavidCasehokies]

Jackson hole is probably out of their kids ability

[@bennewbold6365]

I'm in southeast Idaho we have a couple of okay places but Jackson hole is one of the better places.

[@daningelhart6495]

I missed you guys by a DAY!!!!! Please come back to Utah, try some of the smaller resorts around Park City. The Locals go to the smaller ones. Less crowded.

[@kadenjueneman8676]

Monarch mountain in Colorado for snowboarding or skiing. Have been going there for years and years and it is the best hands down. Long lines are rare, great trails, and exclusive trails that you have to hike up to or take snow cat. Food is also great and so are all the people

[@sverre054]

I think you guys would be happiest in bigsky to buy a vacation home. Epic sking in the winters, and your close to both Bozeman and Yellowstone for increased rentability in the off seasons.

[@BadBoybBubby]

The way mere looks at matt is just awesome, you're one lucky man.

[@VerseDiver]

Skiing and Snowboarding at Whistler Blackcomb is one of the best

[@tobycurson3076]

Matt: leave some suggestions for skiing places me: go and do some sand skiing it will be hot and sandy

[@georgehoy5144]

Mark, For great family ski destinations give Steamboat CO and Mt Bachelor OR a try. I have lead multiple trips to these destinations with the Texas Ski Council clubs and these two remain my families favorites.

[@bobfoster687]

Bachelor. Many years ago, was there. Was raining in Bend but a friend and I drove up to the mountain anyway. Driving along, we popped above clouds to view the sun drenched mountain. We were the ONLY skiers on the mountain for a couple of hours. Heaven!!!!

[@fathercrim]

Peak n peek in NY is actually a pretty nice ski resort. I learned there and even have successfully done my first black diamond there. They have a decommissioned school bus to jump, there's an area for doing tricks, and the bunny hill is right next to the lift to go up the bigger trails

[@handymansteve]

as for the ski vacay's, my family loved steamboat, aspen/snowmass(the 4 areas in that vicinity).... we spent every xmas from when i was probably 10 thru my college yrs at steamboat, then later my bro got a condo and later bought a house in snowmass, so i spent plenty of time there when finances allowed............ loved it!... as for the shop, i'd LOVE to have that much room ( too many possibilities!!!, not enuf funds to support them!)

[@courtneyg4752]

I love how you’re repping the YEE YEE hat in this episode!! 😍😍

[@913gchappell]

Hey Matt! If you haven't tried skiing in New England (Maine, New Hampshire or Vermont), that might be a place to try out. Grew up skiing in those parts. And it can get great.

[@Dana326290]

Was going to suggest the same area!

[@brittany6229]

I worked at Breton woods and for kids its really a great area

[@gunnerrodgers2029]

Matt is the most down to earth KZbinr I think there is

[@r2-d2-e2]

He is period

[@sammymoore7712]

His Dad Gets First Place Dr Lee

[@dachshundmamma2071]

I diss free, it all starting to get to his head. With him being a veterinarian I would of lived for him to start up a shelter/rescue for all the homeless dogs. I’m sure he doesn’t even go to work as a veterinarian anymore

[@gunnerrodgers2029]

@@dachshundmamma2071 ma'am it disagree not diss free and I completely disagree with you

[@wdy3363]

Oregon has some great ski hills from Bachelor to Shasta and even my hometown Lakeview has a ski hill. Lakeview's is small but is just what you need for a small town.

[@forrestluker1841]

I would recommend Girdwood, AK for skiing. It is usually not very crowded and they have relatively cheap pricing. Also bonus is the amazing scenery in Alaska.

[@kaitheguyy4341]

Matt yea park city isn’t the greatest. Its been taken over by a bunch of tourists and its always super busy. I recommend another place in Utah called Alta the best ski resort I’ve been to. The snow is never icy and a lot less people but definitely the nicest resort I’ve been to.

[@babyg2601]

Watching Matt makes me have hope for humanity, idk why 😂

[@crystalkarlson5491]

Because he's good people. 👍

[@andrewj61]

Because he’s real and genuinely a really good person. It’s refreshing when there are clowns out there like Jake Paul.

[@frankrizzo5057]

Positivity

[@ninjajack5568]

Because the rich don't have a care in the world and their attitude and outlook reflects that?

[@mareyota]

Because he has enough guns to equipped his own army

[@colemtb1554]

I started the same way snowboarding when i was their age. I eventually just slowly started trying toe edge and grew into it. Just be patient they’ll get their confidence up and start doing it!

[@timterrell5133]

Winter Park, Co. is a fantastic, family friendly ski resort. Excellent slopes and well maintained.

[@Brooks_M3]

Mere laughed a little too hard to the Mark Walburg thing 🤣

[@dperk2294]

I know CA doesn’t have much for a TX man to think sounds good. But honestly, as the kids get a little better, Alpine Meadows in Lake Tahoe on the CA side is killer. Homewood has incredible views and has more blue Squares and a few green circles for the kids.

[@tylermaxon2133]

Go to telluride Colorado, very nice hill, very short lift lines and amazing views. It has rated as one of, if not the best ski hill in the country. Check it out!

[@cajunstump]

You guys say you want to try Colorado places, have you ever been to Keystone? I worked out there for a couple of seasons as a tubing attendant, snowboard coach, and bike coach. It's a pretty great mountain, lots of fantastic terrain for all skill levels, very kid friendly. If you're trying to teach the little ones toe edge, it's best to literally hold their hands. To get them to get good engagement on their heel edge, teach them to roll the tops of their hips out; make pretty much a straight line from the head down to the knees, and thelat should make it easier to hold that heel edge up. Good luck.

[@gusweiser2456]

Hey Matt y'all should try Breckenridge Colorado. Great slopes

[@trapjohnson]

I hope the kids know how blessed they are to have a dad who was able to take his hobby of shooting weird crap out of guns into a multi-channel merch generating (and then printing and shipping) business cluster that supports a fun and excellent life, with the support (and oversight, and business management) of a fantastic Mom!

[@stevenyukio3579]

Snow bowl flagstaff Arizona has beautiful views and big pine trees my favorite snowboarding spot

[@gabrielljjohnson]

Jay Peak Vermont is a great place to skii and snowboard and bonus they have a huge indoor waterpark!!! And obviously being the North East of the US they have some beautiful pine trees all over the mountain.

[@raventfly]

Love seeing y'all go to other resorts! Though sad, Park City has earned it's score. I like it since it's on the Epic pass, but they aren't very good at keeping things moving a lot, since there are so many pass holders to so few employees. I do thing the Canyons side is a little better, both better snow and less crowded generally.

[@Joshsibley14]

Yessir cant wait to see it all finished up great work and video content buddy hope familys safe and sound!! Such a good idea with the platform glad you didnt make that mistake by forgetting the gate!! Makes it easer forsure excitement would get the best of me!!

[@spenceranderton9597]

Hey Matt, CASI 2 instructor here, if your looking for good tips the CASI/ACMS KZbin channel has good demo videos you can learn how to teach from. Smugglers notch in Vermont is also a great hill in the US.

[@brianray1823]

Keystone is our new fav. Tons of mountains right there around it with in like 20-30 in. Brekenridge. A-Basin, Copper.

[@LittleHippie09]

I am always compelled to hit the like button when we get to hear Mere crack up like that.

[@Cowter4]

I've never heard Merr laugh that hard

[@johnchick2377]

Jackson Hole is a great one! We stayed at the Snow King Resort. Always cool to walk into town and see the antler arches at Christmas time!

[@superboss559]

Come try Bridger Bowl. It is a smaller "locals" resort in Bozeman, MT. Lots of terrain for all levels of skiers and lift-accessed side-country terrain. You can't keep skiing Big Sky without trying out Bridger Bowl. Also, next time you are at Big Sky or if you come to Bridger, there is an organization called Eagle Mount that helps people of all needs and abilities experience life to the fullest. It would be awesome if you could feature them as I think you would connect with their motto, "Everyone has challenges, we have adventures!"

[@zachripp8163]

Love the videos Matt! Keep up the great work!

[@andban92]

It all started with him saying "i want one small barn in the woods completely off grid powred by solar energy and supported by rain water". LMAO

[@TheMCHolly7]

My first ski stop was Winter Park, CO. It is such a cozy and peaceful little town, and the mountain is great for all ages. Plus indoor dining at the top of the mountain!

[@jacobceisler]

MATT!! Go to Steam Boat Springs in Colorado!!! I went there recently and I had the best time ever.