HOW MUCH WEIGHT ON EACH FOOT? - snowboarding technique

[@tedibrahimi]

I hope i remember to watch this again after 7 months

[@kevinabernardo]

My thoughts exactly

[@splitzkee_]

true I already put away my stuff

[@spacemonkey7461]

Just had my last ride yesterday:(

[@AzNwacko]

Had my runs today, Malcom really helped me this season, looking forward to working on my switch riding next season!! Legggo

[@williamp9158]

Why? Season is not over yet....It's still snowing in mountains in Washington state. Oregon has year round snowboarding.

[@antonmararenko5787]

I had to rewatch at least ten times because I kept watching the dog run off and live his best life. Bravo, Michael! Thank you for the excellent content. This has helped me incredibly in my progression 🙏🏼

[@malcolmmoore]

Yeah Indy's the happiest snow dog!

[@Movieproductions101]

get it ski-googles. Dogs have even more sensitive eyes than humans. Love your videos. Keep it up!@@malcolmmoore

[@El-Burrito]

I would literally hire you to just snowboard with me all day and impart wisdom and knowledge. These videos are amazing

[@malcolmmoore]

You can!

[@Andrea-zk3qt]

@@malcolmmoore Wanted to book you, had a look on your homepage but you're so loved + demanded that no chance for this season😔... But good for you😊! I'll try to plan my holidays for next winter and may be I can get some lessons with you if I do it months in advance! Love your way to explain, your technic, your skills, your sense of humour, your love for the natur and your professionnel eye for the mistakes of your students and the way your explain them and make them progress! Not to forget your beautifull english "accent", your dog and your good vibes. It's such a gift to have access to your videos, thanks! Looking forward to get you once as teacher in real 🤩!

[@raja4448]

I am on a constant hunt to find good content on snowboarding. Happened to stumble upon your videos and they are absolutely wonderful! Love the topics you choose. Weight distribution is a concept hard to wrap our minds around. Thanks for dedicating a video just for this! Kudos for demonstration + simultaneous talking: That's got to be challenging and draining, lot of respect for your teaching style! Keep up the good work! I started putting more weight on back foot on bumpy terrain from intuition and finishing turns with pressure on back foot on tight carve turns. Watching you meticulously explain the concepts gives a perfect closure to intuitive thoughts!

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks, appreciate the kind words, I'm actually going to cover this subject again this season, and link it better into knee steering, as it can be confusing to grasp all the different movements, but I believe I now have a better way of explaining it all as one!

[@dagreynolds8013]

I do this, but did not really know that is what I do. Excellent video! Love the maritime lingo! Next is "I shift the weight towards the stern of the board in soft snow in order to ensure the bow does not get caught" ;-)

[@malcolmmoore]

😂😂😂 thanks, I should start throwing some more of that lingo in there!

[@ragnaringibergsson562]

Switched to snowboard this season after 45 years on skis. Basically learned from your videos. Fore and aft concepts are just as I suspected.

[@GregWoodsLancs]

I remember the same fore and aft during more advanced ski lessons. The aft movement kins of propels you into the next turn

[@shnatiwaldrop4570]

so rad that you're out there on a bluebird day with nobody around except your little homie

[@malcolmmoore]

Yeah, it is unfortunately because all the ski resorts in france have stayed shut this season, so I'm having to hike up every time!

[@homealone5087]

@@malcolmmoore they're closed, but still grooming?

[@chamonix4658]

​@@homealone5087 they still groomed as they didnt know when they would open

[@slowzhu]

Thanks Malcolm, this video is so informative. I feel my back leg has a lot of power, so when I do S turn, always full stop on the heel, and slide down extra distance on my toe before I turn the board head straight.

[@davidhuynh1870]

I just want to say. Thanks for the great insight for riding steeper terrain. I've been riding for like 10 years and your theory really helps. Especially for variable terrain.

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks, I appreciate it 🙌

[@DjBaapreB]

I noticed yesterday that putting more pressure on my frontfoot helped me to improve my turns and have more board control.

[@johnnguyen4115]

I love seeing how much fun you have in the process of making videos

[@malcolmmoore]

Yeah I love it! Thanks for watching 🙌

[@MrWincentyIgnacy]

Best snowboard content on the net and that dog is pure awesomeness

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks man, appreciate it 🙌

[@richupton223]

Thanks man, really helpful, and great to see your dog having a free life

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks rich ! Yeah Indy has a blast on the mountain 🤩

[@somebodyyyyy806]

An empty slope, an untouched corduroy, lovely... Thanks for your tutorials, great stuff!

[@malcolmmoore]

Yep, the resort is still shut this winter, but for some reason they groomed this slope in the morning, so I hiked straight up there to enjoy it!

[@jimmybushkill5295]

Always great info. Drive those edges in that’s why they are there Malcolm what a great way to explain proper edge control you my friend have a great gift of teaching

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks Jimmy, I appreciate it 👍

[@alexisrenee912]

I have always been so confused by this, this just answered so many questions for me that no one has been able to answer, thank you so much

[@TheTravelingTrader]

brother, how the hell are you the only one on the mountain in every video? where do i find a deserted slope?

[@homealone5087]

Find a mountain where the lifts aren't spinning all season, but for some reason they're still grooming.

[@malcolmmoore]

Yeah at a closed resort in France, I have to hike up every run i do this winter. The school kids use one T-Bar (that I cross over in this video) once a week, so it gets groomed once a week before that! That's it, I would definitely take a few more people if it meant I could take a lift!

[@yileiyilei5616]

@@malcolmmoore Wow respect! That’s dedication to teaching! Thanks!!

[@damonztr]

I love the dog chasing Malcolm in the back, good boy.

[@malcolmmoore]

Good boy!

[@rockstoro7940]

OMG!he can chill, follow & wait ~ i wish i hav a dog like yours! so cute

[@malcolmmoore]

He's the best! 🐕😁

[@nataliag.3854]

I love your explanations! In each video you are giving really good tips and examples. I wish I had seen this video a few weeks ago! I will review this video (and many more) before the next winter starts. Although we still have snow, my family decided that this strange season is finished. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with passion.

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks again! 🙏 roll on next winter!

[@floriantschacher9602]

When I'm grown up, I'll get my own ski resort too. Until then I'll watch your videos...

[@malcolmmoore]

Dream big ✨

[@TheCrossfitter]

Took one run and front foot started cramping…came back to my car, KZbin searched, and started watching this video, will focus on shifting weight from front to back and understand that distribution of pressure varies at times as well; note, I may be slightly dehydrated (have had only around 500ml upon wake up) but I did make sure to eat beforehand and have my coffee plus active warmup. Thanks Malcom!!!

[@malcolmmoore]

Amazing you got this!!

[@Sam-nv4dm]

I almost never comment on videos, but your lessons are fantastic. Thank you!

[@malcolmmoore]

Thank you, and thanks for taking the time to comment!

[@georgeb2764]

Appreciate all you do, sir. I've become a much better snowboarder as a result of all your videos. I plug your YT videos any chance I get. Wishing you and indy thr utmost success 🍻🍻

[@malcolmmoore]

Awesome, thanks george, I appreciate it! 🙌

[@johnvu6560]

I gave a thumbs up because the dog, dogs are the best

[@malcolmmoore]

😁🐕

[@Jon-Chan]

Cheers for another great vid 🙏 I think I was already using this technique without even realising for when I was trying to teach myself how to carve, really shifting on to the back foot to really pop out of the turns. Now I know I’m on the right track to better my turns! 👍 👍

[@malcolmmoore]

Super! 👍

[@zejtroj]

I've been watching your vids almost from the day 1. Awesome content, keep it up! Best tutorials on the YT platform.

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks Troy I appreciate it 🙏

[@zweitao5257]

Hello Sensei Malcolm, such a great video. Thank you sooooo much for these tutorials!

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks, my pleasure! 🙌

[@DrGeeChatha]

Watching again .Commenting for the algorithm. Another great vid.

[@malcolmmoore]

Haha thanks!

[@Tubisimus]

Oh man such a waste of winter season :-( I am so sorry for you. You are doing a great job for us snowboarders. Thank you! Greeting from Bosnia and Herzegovina...

[@malcolmmoore]

Thankyou, I appreciate it 🙏

[@punpck]

nothing better than watching videos about snow in the summer :D

[@malcolmmoore]

Keep the Stoke!

[@aubreycramer5616]

Malcolm, spent a couple of days SB'g in Southern Utah. Heavy storms with lots of pow but super poor visibility. Your video would have helped but nonetheless had a great time despite falling lots. Your teachings and encouragement have really helped this season. Thanks again for your wonderful contribution to the sport and the help it gives to schmucks like me. :)

[@malcolmmoore]

Awesome, thanks! I'm very jealous of you guys riding lifts this year, I cant wait for next season!

[@aubreycramer5616]

@@malcolmmoore I bet you can't. But despite that you've built up your cardio, still put out fantastic content and expanded your online community. Keep up the great work!!! Would love to visit you in person some day!

[@lronSausage]

You explain all of the theory and very in depth. Love your content man.

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks man 🙏

[@cowscantfilm]

Thanks for making these videos Malcom, some of the best tutorials I've come across on KZbin. Very well explained and I can't wait to get out to the Mountains again. If I'm ever in Alpe D'Huez I'll have to try and look you up for some IRL tuition if you are still doing that too. Cheers

[@malcolmmoore]

Absolutely, I'm always here! 🙏

[@8overlanding23]

Thank you for the excellent video. We're going to watch these again before heading out to the slopes tomorrow.

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks, and have fun! 👍

[@sebastiansuarez-f2p]

Thanks from Argentina, you gave me a great class 😉🇦🇷

[@malcolmmoore]

My pleasure, hope you guys get a good winter!

[@sebastiansuarez-f2p]

You are invited whenever you want to enjoy our snow

[@MinamiX3]

Ahh yess... A nice crisp pie crust with juicy meaty fluffy stuff underneath. I remember slicing that crust with my board edge, being too front heavy, and tomahawked into that fluffy goodness....

[@Tuloth]

I subscribed for the extremely helpful snowboard tutorials, but I stay for Indy

[@malcolmmoore]

Yes! Need to get him in some new videos 🙏

[@joewahrerMotorcycleMan]

Awesome, thanks for saying it as you demonstrated it...mentally, I'll do the same as I try your techniques.

[@badass96ta]

Going on my first real snowboard trip (played with it a little behind our house in Anchorage in the early 90's) in 2 weeks at Angelfire resort. I have been wakeboarding since 2010 and I am hoping some of that skill translates. I can imagine the feeling needed in my head as I watch all these videos but I hope im not getting ahead of myself. Ive already told my friends that if Im not having fun with it by the end of the first day, im going back to the sticks as I already know how to ski.

[@saaah707]

The part I struggle with is keeping from naturally leaning aft when going down hill (since instinct is to keep my head and shoulders upright) leading to catching an edge and falling really violently

[@dennisbur]

Thank you so much! I really enjoy your clear explanations! Going to Alta Badia in 2 weeks and looking forward to use these techniques there.

[@sinanudintatarevic5408]

Great lesson, as always. Thx

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks! 🙌

[@steverogers7473]

Great stuff! Really well explained and clearly demonstrated 😎

[@dillaOne]

I love your videos man, super technical and well explained... My next session is in two days and I'll try this one for sure.

[@malcolmmoore]

Awesome 🙌

[@LIrvin-gb6ij]

Malcolm, my son and I just came back from Keystone. I wish we had watch your video prior to taking the trip. We took a lesson there at Keystone, and still need alot of work. The instructor was not as thorough and detail as you. Your teaching is superb. Do you offer private lesson? Would love to have you as our snowboard teacher.

[@malcolmmoore]

Hi there, yes I do offer lessons, I'm based in Alpe d'Huez in France. But I do sometimes travel to meet clients in other resorts. You can find my website up in the video description above 👍

[@Blaisem]

Just stopping in to drop the like as usual. Love your videos. Can't wait for my next shot at the slopes. I've got like 5-10 videos of your content to practice.

[@malcolmmoore]

Nice, thanks, I appreciate it 🙏

[@Andreea.Giurgea]

Can't wait to try this tomorrow. Thanks man, great content. Very helpful 😁

[@malcolmmoore]

Awesome! 🙌

[@BurtReynoldstash]

Another excellent video. Nicely recovered from nearly going over the front. 🤙

[@malcolmmoore]

Haha, yeah, that error on my part did fit nicely into the theme of the video! 😂

[@TheDailydubstepfeed]

great video Malcolm

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks so much 😊😊

[@luiscastagna4944]

Great content, Malcolm. I’m trying to apply the techniques you are teaching every time I go on the mountain (unfortunately not so offen). I came from a surfing base and because of this I instinctively twist the upper body towards the front what causes the board to skid during turns, especially heel side. I guess I must put more pressure over the edge and lean more the board to correct that and distribute better the weight as you just taught. All the best!

[@malcolmmoore]

As you improve and get better edge control you will likely find the surf style comes back in to help, riding with a more open stance and a surf style can be effective, but you'll need to develop good edge control first!

[@tobiaslollesgaard7389]

its just like riding a bike fast, to anisiate a fast turn you put the wait on the front, and then when you are turning you can go back to neutral.

[@mikeorona89]

Just wanna say that dog is awesome lol

[@Kelsen]

Really useful, i actually finished the video and it’s not easy for such a long take tutorial video.

[@malcolmmoore]

This was a covid video, which meant I had to hike up as the lifts were closed, and get it all in 1!

[@Kelsen]

@@malcolmmoore wow that’s some effort, and I was also thinking why there’s no one on the ski field. I thought you own it 🤣

[@toddsmith4280]

Thanks for the instruction. Would like to see this with the pencil thin carve track instead of the skid turns.

[@bobby1kenobi34]

Again really cool and useful video, Malcolm! As I progressed a lot with the last season I was wondering about the pressure on the legs during the carving and riding fresh pow, so I found this video absolutely brilliant and well explained. So like this I will practice this more with the next winter (possibly I'm doing it automatically) or I'm leaning more on the toe and heel engaging more the edges like this (something that I noticed later on some photos). 2 questions: 1. Are you using the binding forward lean (I found this with my last season really useful and making the carving more technical) and do you put more lean on the back foot or no? and 2. What action camera (model) you were using for this video (GoPro or Insta360) to hide the stick?

[@alanOHALAN]

Cutest dog! I want to see more your dog please!

[@BlueCrystal1996R]

Yup, i just kept planting by nose in the heavy powder i had last time, i can't even count how many times i fell :p I found it really hard to find the right front foot pressure to be able to turn in powder, but hey, i guess practice makes perfect!

[@malcolmmoore]

Yeah it takes a while to learn, and often theres isn't always powder available to practice in! But practicing carving on piste will really help with riding pow, just because it gets you used to always riding the length of your board, nose to tail, which in powder will translate to getting the most out of the surface area of your board! 👍

[@BlueCrystal1996R]

@@malcolmmoore I'll keep that in mind, thx for the advice !

[@boagente75]

Nice to see the slopes groomed :) If you keep your fixed in the horizon in the beginning of the video, I swear you can even see the chairlifts moving as well 🤪

[@malcolmmoore]

Haha, I wish! Yeah I've discovered the groom this slope once a week for the school kids to use on Wednesday morning, so I can use it Tuesday afternoon before they get on!

[@lostmarimo]

Been watching like crazy these past few days. i tried snowboarding 10 years ago and failed. but this time.. i am going to learn it god damnit. i only got thursday-sunday but it won't stop me i am gonna ride at least a green slope >:(

[@fadiailabouni6682]

my snowboarding sensei

[@malcolmmoore]

🙌🙌

[@jingyang5202]

How to conquer the fear when you are in a steep terrain and try to put more weight to the nose of the board? Especially from heel edge to toe edge?

[@vesper8]

You know, as a Canadian english speaker, I had never before heard the terms "fore" and "aft" ;-) I was trying hard to figure out what it is you were saying.. until I googled the sounds and learned a new expression ;)

[@malcolmmoore]

Haha, I put them in the thumbnail to try and help with that too!

[@reyalberttablazon7960]

This is the "lettuce talk" I've been waiting for!

[@malcolmmoore]

😂😂😂 🙌

[@richardhubbard2151]

Malcolm, can you do a vid on gear? Specifically the gear to keep warm and comfortable? Different shells as an example (shells vs shells with 2nd layer built in etc), under gear /wear etc? There are shells (the north face shell that you wear) that are super light and have no padding, vs columbia shells that are complete jackets with insulation/all-in-one). Whats the deal and what do you recommend? Asking for a friend, of course! Thanks for your vids!

[@nebojsamilanov8983]

Thank you you helped me emprove a lot!

[@malcolmmoore]

Awesome! 🙌

[@yeuwingpang3828]

Thanks for reaching

[@malcolmmoore]

For reaching? Or teaching?

[@kalmancsandli6590]

Hey Malcom! Could You tell me what are your binding angles? Thanks!

[@malcolmmoore]

+18 -12 👍

[@alyser923]

love it ''lettuce talk'' 🤣🤣

[@redarndiculous]

I realise this is from a year ago but if you ever end up making more videos about "knee turns" the angle when you go into the "demonstration" part of the video is great for showing that. I find a lot of the time the videos show the person from the side/from a distance and the knee movement isn't as clear as looking straight down at it.

[@malcolmmoore]

I will actually align the knee steering idea a bit better with this fore and aft movement, I feel like the two things can be better explained together! I've had to take a little time off but it will probably be one of the next videos I make 👌

[@redarndiculous]

@@malcolmmoore Awesome! And thanks for the response :) Hope all is well

[@catc8876]

Do you have any tips for teaching little kids? I have a 6 and 3 year old and they started a little bit last season. This season is their first full season. Could you recommend things to work on with them that will help them figure out what they need to do with their bodies? Thanks so much! Your videos have been SO educational!!! My riding has improved tremendously because of them.

[@malcolmmoore]

Hey there, so it can take a little longer with kids and theres no point bogging them down with technical descriptions! Start on a nice slope where it flattens out at the bottom so they won't end up going crazy fast if they straight line the whole thing! Start with just pushing them so they get the idea of sliding. Then they and get them to make J turns onto their heel edge, bending their knees as though they are sitting down. I've found kids start to get the heel edge pretty quickly. Once they are starting to get it you can start on bigger slopes heel edge side slipping, and traversing left and right across the slope. Next step it to try it on the toe edge which kids tend to be much worse at. I use the analogy of putting toothpaste tubes in the front of their boots and they need to squeeze it all out, this gets them to push their shins into their boots. However kids of often so floppy that it doesn't always work! If you're able to ride next to them and hold their hands this if often just the best way. I have also used hula hoops in the past to save my back whilst doing this and to create some distance between myself and them. If you have any cones or can draw sonethibg in the snow visual aids often work great for kids, like stop here in this circle etc. Finally equipment makes a huge difference, the kid specific snowboards these days are really good. I've mostly had experience with the burton ones but I know other brands make them too. Burton also do this bar that attaches to the board for really young kids to hold on to. Hope that helps!

[@QuarktaschemitSenf]

Now that's a fast "boarder collie"

[@malcolmmoore]

Haha that's good!!

[@QuarktaschemitSenf]

@@malcolmmoore hey did you ever test the morning glory from amplid? if yes how is it in comparison with your dada

[@seanparker571]

Terrific explanation

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks Sean! 🙌

[@Yaas90]

thanks man, loved the video!

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks! 🙌

[@noisemilitiatv8491]

That must be a happy dog!

[@shofarsogood7504]

How is your pole invisible? I see the shadow but not camera stick. Also curious what would you do if you got hurt with no one around?

[@malcolmmoore]

The camera is a 360 camera which then cleverly removes the pole! The link for it is up in the bio. 👍 If anything happens there are still the emergency services around that can be called, just no ski patrollers actively patrolling the mountain though, so I always make sure I go up with someone else.

[@shofarsogood7504]

Malcolm Moore woah that's pretty sweet. Looks so good. Glad to hear you wouldn't be stranded. God forbid. :) happy riding.

[@ImDino]

You think "let's" is funny but my favorite is "fool-line" 😁

[@elainemclau7529]

Demo flatboarding. How not to catch an edge when just riding flat.. on the flats!

[@ethangarland8034]

Don’t ride flat. Pick an edge to ride on or you’ll catch one and eat it

[@malcolmmoore]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iIquYoyYiZqkbcU here you go, whilst I kind of agree with the other comment in principle, riding a flat base is also a very useful tool to have and there are often situations where you want to just go on a flat base, and you can indeed do it safely! Check out the video above!

[@georgianasutu5882]

It did seem to me that you are riding with some pressure on your back foot…but why would anyone do it on a groomer? I see a lot of beginners thinking this is a good idea but it all ends up in loosing control of the edge. I do find this technique useful in moguls and on uneven terrain

[@nebojsamilanov8983]

Can you do waterboarding again? I mean skim pond

[@malcolmmoore]

That normally happens around May when the lakes are no longer frozen! But I definitely will do again!

[@nebojsamilanov8983]

@@malcolmmoore thank you!!!

[@MrYam517]

THANKS

[@malcolmmoore]

Thankyou 🙏

[@coachsamlouie]

Does it help for the back leg need to be posi as I think my set up is -15, especially in applying more pressure to the back leg?

[@sinkoyash7221]

that’s a good content. look when i’m put weight on my front leg my front knee comes out and i feel too much pressure on my outer part of the foot and i have very unpleasant feeling like it’s overloaded, pain and could break like… fragile tree branch. it makes my snowboarding experience not nice at all. i have found a solution, tell me pls am i right. when i put the weight on front leg i[m trying to put the weight on the front toe and direct my knee like more inside rather than outside. it seems it’s better in terms of comfort but less in therms of handling. any advice? thanx

[@QuiBBl]

tnx too you from Estonia.

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks for watching! 🙌

[@lawrenceneo2294]

How come I can see from the shadows that you are carrying a selfie stick, but there is no selfie stick? How did you do that?

[@malcolmmoore]

It's with a 360 camera, you can see the kink to it up in the description! 👍

[@khl4036]

Can you do a video on just Indy?? Does the resort allow dogs to ride the lifts??

[@malcolmmoore]

He's allowed on the gondolas with me, i only take him on the very quiet slopes though.

[@kannstegernesomachendannwi2307]

nice vid again :-) What board is it?

[@malcolmmoore]

Bakery - benetar one, link for it is up in the description 👍

[@kannstegernesomachendannwi2307]

@@malcolmmoore thx, can I message you with mailfrom your website for 1, max 2 questiosns? :-)

[@malcolmmoore]

Yeah, or DM me on Instagram 👍

[@clownbaby3877]

10:10 - Indy says “fuck it” in bombing this run

[@malcolmmoore]

Haha

[@kernelpanic901]

Love your videos mate, but how do you have your dog on these runs?!? So cool lol

[@malcolmmoore]

This was filmed last year when the ski resorts in France stayed shut, I had to hike up to film all of this, so I was able to bring my dog with me!

[@kernelpanic901]

@@malcolmmoore that is so cool, love the videos and you’ve been a huge help. thx!

[@gabislayas]

Hey malcom thanks for your nice videos, i have a question about your body position and how shoulders should be aligned with the legs. correct me if im wrong but your shoulders are not inline with the foot at 0:09 and 0:13 or there is time window that is not an issue?

[@malcolmmoore]

You can ride in a more open position, start with shoulders in line as a guide, and that's what beginners start with, but you can then open up no problem so long as it doesn't then lead to you doing something else incorrectly or just overly skidding the board

[@gabislayas]

@@malcolmmoore ok thanks alot. btw gj for riding with your dog xD

[@thechadmartinez]

Why do i do into a toe skid right after initiating my toe turn? Weight was on front foot. How do i avoid that?

[@28th_St_Air]

The dog has the turns wired. :)

[@malcolmmoore]

Haha you know it 🐕👌

[@robpalmer3919]

love the topic ..really pragmatic 😁

[@malcolmmoore]

Thanks Rob! 🙌

[@Eirliss]

Am I going crazy? Where is the stick that holds the camera ??? 🤯

[@malcolmmoore]

🤷‍♂️

[@kriild]

Hey Malcolm, can you use the same powder technique on the piste? If not, why? And what is your school of snowboarding: CASI, ISIA, etc? Thanks in advance!

[@malcolmmoore]

I would adjust the technique for powder or piste, basically on piste you can reap the benefits of using fore movement to create tight turns. If you want to make tight turna in steep powder you need to work the down unweighted movement more, because too much for movement will just sink the nose. I'm qualified to the highest level, which at level 3 gave me my ISIA stamp, and now at level 4, I also have my ISTD stamp. I've also trained alot in the NZSIA system. I've done a little CASI stuff but that was 10 years ago now!

[@henrysun3372]

where can we find you for snowboarding lessons, thanks

[@malcolmmoore]

I'm based in alpe d'huez in France 🇫🇷 Check my website out for all the info, link is in every video description 👍

[@nathandejesus6177]

Lettuce and waffles

[@malcolmmoore]

Pretty much 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

[@ThinLineMedia]

Turning is too complicated :) I will keep going straight :)

[@malcolmmoore]

😂👍

[@jasonl4174]

great video but how did you make your camera stick invisible?

[@malcolmmoore]

Magic! Nah it's simple really, you just need a 360 camera, there's a link for this one up in the video description 😉

[@jayc3723]

Don't know for sure, do you also read the CASI reference book?

[@malcolmmoore]

I haven't really looked at CASI since I worked in Canada about 10 years ago, I'm qualified through BASI and also I'm a big fan of the NZSIA system. But actually yeah I should have a read through of the CASI manual. However I do try and keep these videos quite separate from all the official instructor spiel so as to avoid plagiarism.

[@jayc3723]

@@malcolmmoore Your instructions are awesome! I just figured the wording is quite similar to what we use in CASI haha. Good job!