How To Back Boardslide to Switch Out - Snowboarding Tricks

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Snowboard trick tips for backside boardslide to switch out. This is one of the first snowboard tricks you can try on a box. I'm going to show you the three snowboard skills you need to learn before trying this trick. I'll also break it down and give you the key for landing the boardslide your first try. There are three snowboard skills you need to learn for this tricks. Lets break down the boardslide. For the approach do a one or two turns to set your speed, and arrive at the box doing a mellow heel turn, slightly on your heel edge. To get the board slide around you want to take your back shoulder, and turn it around until it becomes your new front shoulder. The key to success on your first attempt is to land with your board flat and be balanced over your snowboard. Have fun learning back board slides to switch out. Remember to first master the three snowboard skills. Then break the board slide down to be successful on your first attempt. Leave any question in the comment section . Thumbs up this video if it helped you out. Check us out on Instagram for the latest contests. Remember to subscribe guys and I'll see ya next time!

[@tjdad13]

Kevin, you are the man! I'm 39 years old and just took up snowboarding last year with my 9 yr old son, your videos are the best, they've helped us progress very nicley in a short time, keep it up!

[@GreggyAnt]

i have only gone snowboarding 3 times and watching SnowboardProCamp has got me riding switch, hitting boxes, and doing jumps already. Will forever thumbs your videos. Great tutorial videos.

[@MM-cb7gl]

You guys have the best snowboarding videos on KZbin, i watched all your video's and it totally helped me like a lot, thanks again

[@DiogoSisti]

Thanks for your videos !!!!! You help mea lot !!! I'm intermediate snowboarder now !!

[@Daniel-oz5dm]

Good videos man, some of these have helped me a fair bit. Would be great to see another video for learning side on rails, i can get sketchy lipslides on low rails and pipes but really struggle with just a 50,50 can never balance on the rail.

[@ThePantsertank]

keep up the good work dude! you helped me so much with grabs 360s and box slides, 1 question have you done a video of 360 on big air jumps?

[@leroyname744]

I have a directional board, and that make switch riding hard. Do you have any tips or suggestions? Love the vids, keep up the good work.

[@OfficialJetzeGoproskating]

Nice video! helps a lot

[@finnmcfadden8690]

Could you make grab tutorials? I'm interested in some of the more advanced grabs.

[@braydensmith2054]

Thanks for the help I only went snowboarding 3 times after watching your videos and I'm already doing grabs

[@SnowboardProCamp]

Brayden Smith Nice man! Keep it up! What grabs?

[@thegeekygentelman]

Hey guys i really like your videos they have helped me a lot

[@SnowboardProCamp]

lilray Thanks!

[@coltonmtb8322]

What motivates you to help people out with snowboarding videos pls I'm a really big fan

[@Acc1296tq8q]

Hey Guys Can you pleas make a video of a barrel rol And a frontflip i want to try that trick in the Laax freestyle academy and later in the park ✌️

[@ethanrizcallah5595]

Ya I got it!

[@ittaishaked1]

I've been trying to get a backside board slide down, but I keep landing on my back. Once and a while I get it right and am able to pull it off but I tend to have too much weight on my heel edge. Do you have any suggestions on how I can overcome this?

[@pandanextdoor1456]

Hey man your videos have helped me a ton thank you so much, just one question im going to get a new board and is an all mountain board ok for park?

[@fvnt0miix953]

I think you have to buy an all-mountain & park snowboard cus all-mountain only is not flexible enough. That's my theory cus I've been wanting to buy a park board for a while. Any expert here who can help?

[@43griffins]

FVNT0M IIX Honestly my park board handles all mountain riding just fine. But my previous all mountain wasn't very capable in the park. Like you said the added flex of a park board really helps as far as jibbing and small kickers go. From my experience I would say go with a park board, it will help you progress much faster in the park while still being able to take the occasional rip down the steeps or trees.

[@fvnt0miix953]

Tim Sharky Productions Hey thanks for replying! Is ur park board on the soft or stiff end of the park board range? I wanna get a park board like yours that handles all mountain as well.

[@43griffins]

well any park board will be great in the park. A stiffer one will be better for larger jumps and doing spins. a softer one will be better suited for jibbing and rails. Also, if you are into speed and taking your board outside the park, a stiffer board will be better for you. my board is a mix between rocker and camber so it has stiffer tips for better turn initiation, but a softer center for locking in those boardslides. Remember also that its normal to get a smaller board for park and you'll be able to flex the same flex board a size smaller than wha you usually ride. Ex; a flex of 6 on a 157cm will feel stiffer than the same flex on a 152cm because you have a greater weight to length ratio.

[@55Rumble]

Hey, I can do this but am finding it hard to 360 on the box.... I just keep stalling at 180.... Any tips on that?

[@mikeyhunter3055]

Thanks

[@SnowboardProCamp]

Mikey Hunter Thanks for watching!

[@timlundborg8633]

Grat video! A quick question, when on the the box or rail, how should i center my weight/angle of my board? just flat och a little to the back edge of the direction I'm going? maybe hard to get what i mean, sorry :P well..maybe if i say just flat or back edge, just worried the board might get stucked on the front edge and ill fly with my face first :/ :P Thanks!

[@runeraid1561]

So far I have never caught an edge on a box/rail and I keep it flat. Its easier to balance that way

[@SnowboardProCamp]

Tim Lundborg I think most people when they start lean back a little and it always causes them to fall. Keep your board flat, I've never cause my toes and gone forward.

[@keegyboi6308]

What mountain is this

[@joemoen828]

Can you plz do a vid on rails

[@Lenka0911]

I am kinda confused. Is "switch out" the same as "to fakie"?

[@kaneokeefe3087]

Could you make a video how to nose slide

[@SnowboardProCamp]

Kane Okeefe Great idea! I'll film that video next time out!

[@inmotion_snow]

now, i just need me some snow...

[@treeroot4369]

Make sure that when you practice at home, that you have a carpet. Otherwise you’ll scratch up your board

[@gabeskalicky5031]

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