Learn Down Unweighted Turns To Greatly Improve your Snowboarding

[@TheDerekHyde]

"You Keep Using That Word, I Do Not Think It Means What You Think It Means"

[@SnowboardProCamp]

Inconceivable!

[@sorenwolff4954]

Simple explanation. you are most flexed at the initiation of the term. and are then progressively extending the joints as you shape the term

[@simeonkrustev5085]

Please make a video for the Up-Unweighted for clearer comparison. ;)

[@Zedaphor]

I think you're confused about your terminology. You're repeatedly doing up-unweighted turns. Down-unweighted means you reduce load through the board by dropping down during the edge change. Please go watch Malcolm Moore's video on down-unweighted turns and it'll become a lot clearer. You can actually use down-unweighted turns to achieve a similar technique of pumping but a lot smoothing. Drop down during the edge change and then push and extend legs during the carve.

[@jesper8496]

this is exactly what i was thinking

[@dpj9421]

exactly, he's teaching the wrong technique and explanation... >_>

[@lawrenceneo2294]

(Extend to Release) kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5aWlJuMirFkqNU (Flex to Release) kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5aWlJuMirFkqNU

[@kims2r]

I might try this to conquer plateaus where I often stall and have to unbind or grab an unsuspecting skier by the leg😂

[@Moondaka89]

la flexion inversée en français, technique qui permet plus de power notamment pour les riders legers. J adore.

[@eugenstancioiu7811]

good stuff, good stuff! any tips on how to do this better on steeper slopes? on the mellow ones it feels easier when you can link multiple turns one after another, but on steeper ones I feel that I always have to stop these carves and reduce the speed maybe once every 2-3 turns

[@dabswet]

Make your carves wider and apply more force to the edge on each carve. Just go slow until you get more confident

[@kims2r]

I don’t think people actually carve their way down a steep slope unless they want to break soundbarrier, I could be wrong tho, but to shed some speed what I think is fun is to keep your carve until you’re going back uphill😛 so instead of linking s-turns you’re more making c-turns, keeping the carve going way longer until you lose some speed

[@yuriydzyuba6502]

Great treasure in coming

[@TwinklingofaneyeLoveStoryofGod]

Be safe ❤ the palisades just had an avalanche today! Supper sad, and scary! Shalom

[@SteezyMcFly1]

Do you still ride Park City?🤙🏽

[@Projectsalvo184]

thank you bro!!

[@samsmithmix]

These are up unweighted turns, not down unweighted turns.

[@Batwing2465]

Thanks Kevin. Hope you're getting your powder board ready for this upcoming cycle. Going to be deep in Utah. BTW, what's going to be your board of choice for the pow this season?

[@lawrenceneo2294]

Can somebody tell me the exact place in this video?

[@SnowboardProCamp]

Park City, Utah

[@alexalexalex89]

So many of you commented this video has wrong information and still nothing done from the author. I love all the videos from this channel but making a mistake like this and then do nothing to stop the spreading of wrong information is sad to see/ why not write something in the description or just erase and re-upload the video with an intro clarifying the misunderstanding?

[@grantcheng]

Kevin, long time fan of the channels but please oh please, this ain’t down unweight, it isn’t even mid unweight. What you did here is complete up unweight turns….

[@tompatrick9913]

Love your videos, But we have been making turns like that since the late 80s I'm 56 years old a d have been snowboarding since the mid 80s

[@ellstackeradventures]

Yessss

[@10daysin10]

Aka Pumping 😂

[@codybythesea]

Is this video serious or joking? These are up unweighted turns

[@Aigman23]

“Down unweighted carves…” 😂😂😂 Back in my day we just called it pumping. Love how KZbin has over complicated simple things.😅

[@denikeblue]

This is so wrong

[@09210128xu]

This looks like pumping

[@annekecornee]

and it looks kinda silly...