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Kevin here from SnowboardProCamp.com
In this video I've got five tips for you for snowboarding
in the trees. For me snowboarding in the trees is a way to escape the groomed runs
and terrain park
and really explore different areas of the mountain. The first tip I have
is to always ride in the trees with a friend. Tree riding can be very isolated
so riding with a friend will mean that there's someone there to help you if you
crash or get stuck.
The second tip is to keep your turns small. Small turns keep your speed consistent
and allow you to maneuver through the trees
in control. Be focused on using your heel and toe turns equally
so you can really get a rhythm going. The third tip is to use your knees in the
trees.
The terrain in the trees is uneven and unpredictable, so keep your knees bent
and use them to absorb the bumps and keep your board in contact with the snow.
The fourth tip is to plan your route through the trees
a few turns ahead. Planning a few turns ahead will help you choose the best
trees to turn between
and also tell you if you need to speed up or slow down. The fifth tip is to be
familiar with the trees that you heading into.
it's important to know where the trees lead to, so you know how to get out
and you don't get lost. You also want to know the snow conditions
so you'll know it will be worth riding in the trees that day. Hopefully these tips will help
you have good times riding in the trees.
Give them a try and let me know how it goes. Leave any questions have been the comment
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and it would be awesome if you left me any ideas for videos I should make in
the future.