How To Indy, Melon, Mute & Stalefish Grab On A Snowboard (Regular)

[@christophermatthews555]

That was a really well done tutorial. I love how you used the same rider in the baby blue get up to demonstrate what not to do!

[@snowbaord]

Huge portion of professional knowledge, thx

[@christophergruenwald5054]

I love your videos. Very informative and you break things down to simple manageable bits.

[@leonwillett4645]

I vow to single-handedly bring back the tindy and tailfish to their rightful place on the throne of snowboarding style. Hold my chocolate milk, u bunch of snobs.

[@matildecorrado7213]

Thanks for all the tutorials, they helped me a lot. Now I learnt all the grabs at perfection!

[@Branndough]

Really great stuff! Keep up the awesome content guys!!

[@phobowl]

Man that facility looks incredible

[@grabmymonkey]

THX a lot for this clip I'm looking forward to next season & a trip to Japan 2022

[@wingman7nz]

another great tutorial !!

[@Purple-Dove]

Best video I've seen from SA thanks!

[@andrewhughes9749]

Snowboarding is so sick

[@kosycat1]

For me, stalefish is the hardest grab. I've pretty much have all the other ones. I can do roastbeefs with frontside shifty no probs but stalefish are hard for some reason. I've gotten comfortable with tail grabs and can do them with back 1's. I still have hard getting any grab in when i throw a front or back 3

[@mrknarf4438]

At 5:46 aren't the names swapped? It looks to me like the one on the left is a regular Indy, with both legs bent, whereas on the right his front leg is "boney"... Or have I misunderstood? Thanks!

[@LyciaD3]

i believe you're right, i've the same feeling here.

[@gatord0g]

Roast beef and stelmasky are 7th and 8th fundamental grabs, respectively :)

[@kiterJ]

This is great, i love doing these kitesurfing

[@user-hh9fv5rt7t]

Big thanks 4 this video!

[@degrafex]

Do people actually knock on riders for grabbing in the “wrong” places outside of competition?

[@tradewinds2319]

@ 02:10 that's grabbing stinkbug. An indy grab or indy air is backhand tuck knee.

[@ramiadaro8269]

Great channel!!!

[@nicklohman7308]

Anybody else a skateboarder taking a trip to somewhere with mountains wanting to try this lol

[@reboundpt4987]

Do you approach the jumps flat base or slightly on your toes? I'm having difficulty approaching the jumps with a stable posture. Any tips?

[@reboundpt4987]

thanks!

[@nomadtrails]

excellent vid.

[@rycoatney]

I disagree with the “no grab” zone. You can grab n’ tweak your board however. If they say you shouldn’t grab there, I’m just gunna have to break them rules.

[@bujuenton84]

Maybe its some regional thing

[@devinmech2344]

love the videos but def disagree with not grabbing between the back binding and tail. I love tweaking out indys from behind the back binding! idk who told you that was bad style?

[@kosycat1]

Well c,mon now, we all can't do japan airs as steezy as you.When you tweak that it it looks like its almost like you (for lack of better term) double jump =]

[@kosycat1]

So are japan's and methods acceptable in the no grab zone?

[@spiritualmusic1403]

Yo, logically for me, I started out practicing grabbing in between the bindings and the nose with the front hand, or grabbing the board in between the bindings and the tail with the back hand. I think they're called lien, slob grab etc. Yet it seems these grabs aren't legit grabs in the snowboard community?

[@spiritualmusic1403]

Nevermind, I watched the vid and saw you already commented on these grabs

[@AilisonCarvalho]

Waving around = Chicken Wings

[@dootdoot1867]

Getting low for a grab when initiating a spin increases your centrifugal force. You can go down or up. Up is ugly and messes with your balance too much.

[@suckerfrank72]

It's hard to remember the names of all the tricks

[@ericcoppola]

Great vid !!! However I like the lien grab as well ...just my opinion.... :-)))

[@rednerrus06]

I have a problem poking/tweaking my board. When my board and bindings are all strapped in, I can't seem to extend either of my legs. The bindings won't allow me too for some reason. Any tips?

[@rednerrus06]

I thought I had my high back's pretty straight up. But I will see If maybe there is still some forward lean on it. Thanks for the tip.

[@wantmeX]

@@rednerrus06 noo forward lean is good... But you have to adjust your high back to allow them to move your feet easily!! Surprised snow addiction don't get that point...

[@Frank-pg7xx]

5:45 the labels should be swapped

[@user-py6zw4mu8e]

So - how come the lad in the powder blue jacket always seems to get the job of doing the duffer shots in all your videos? Has anyone else noticed this? Who would like to see Nev do all the duff shots for a change and let the lad in the powder blue gear nail a few good shots 😂🤣🤣

[@bahnwarterhs8433]

jo saw nev today in the park he is so chilled 😱

[@MJH211]

why do they show trampoline stuff. Not many have access to a trampoline park

[@0ffaI]

Mark Halvorsen Pretty much everyone outside of a major city has a trampoline in their backyard, that advice sure helped me

[@mrknarf4438]

And most major cities have a trampoline park where to practice when there's no snow around, which is most of the years in many places.

[@kosycat1]

dude you could get a setup going for next to nothing if you really tried, craigslist trampokine raging from free-about 100 bucks,and an old skateboard deck

[@dootdoot1867]

Craigslist a trampoline. Grab a used skateboard deck. Good to go. Best off season training a good all around exercise. From there you can upgrade your home training at will.

[@em84c]

Way easier for me to find a trampolines than snow where I live in Australia 😆

[@JairusCampbell]

Gotta push the Indy out like karate kid

[@asad5067]

im goofy and its easier if i twist my board to 2 to 3 oclock to grab

[@SnowboardAddiction]

That's a good thing to note!

[@thatyourbutt]

first like view and comment

[@mateogruszynski8362]

Ples no grabing pls hands off the merchandise no grabing

[@fskskate1280]

I ride goofy