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This time, what I'm sharing with everyone isSnowboarding BasicsTutorial SeriesThis video series consists of 9 episodes, featuring two quirky foreign siblings who humorously and engagingly explain in detail the essential techniques beginners need to master for snowboarding, along with practical daily practice tips—all seamlessly integrated into real-life scenarios and cleverly illustrated with everyday objects and situations. Definitely worth watching!

Contents:

1. Introduction to Snowboarding 2. Single-Foot Gliding and Uphill Walking 3. Straight-Down Sliding 4. J-Shaped Turns 5. Riding the Lifts (Up and Down) 6. Standing Up, Sideways Gliding, and Leaf-Like Drifts 7. Petal Turns 8. C-Shaped Turns 9. Continuous Turns

Today begins withLesson 6: Standing Up, Sidestepping, and Falling LeavesFor example, here’s the video👇: (Duration: 3 minutes)

How to stand up on a snowboard:

A．Beginners can either turn and stand on one hand while supporting themselves on the ground, or place both hands on the ground and arch their back as they rise into a standing position.

B. Track and field athlete's starting stance;

C. Frog standing position.

Key technique: Keep your weight evenly distributed on both feet. When standing up, ensure your weight is balanced across both feet to prevent sliding off to one side.

Leaves fall and drift:

① Leaf fall means sliding sideways across the slope, unaffected by its incline. Simply put, glide horizontally—don’t move downhill.

② Leaves drift sideways at the tips of your feet—gently apply pressure to the front foot while simultaneously scraping the snow with the edges of your toes.

③ The snowboard will point slightly downhill while gliding sideways across the slope.

④ Use the heel edge of the snowboard to carve sideways through the snow, then apply pressure with your front foot to start gliding.

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