What kind of flip is easiest to learn on a snowboard?

Also could you please tell me how to do it? Thanks.

I don’t know if you are asking about in a pipe or on a run, but I would suggest starting on a run.

The easiest is a 180 – this is the way to start:

While riding switch (from your normal direction), head directly toward a bump, lip, etc. I like to teach people to do this on the egde of the run where the groomer leaves a big lip – then you are jumping into the softer snow. When you hit the lip and are airborne, rotate your board so that the tip swings DOWN the hill – this will give you more time. You should land with your normal direction with the board pointed slightly down the hill which will make the landing easier.

Good Luck

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admin on November 20th 2009 in How to Snowboard

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  1. Terry M responded on 20 Nov 2009 at 10:28 pm #

    I don’t know if you are asking about in a pipe or on a run, but I would suggest starting on a run.

    The easiest is a 180 – this is the way to start:

    While riding switch (from your normal direction), head directly toward a bump, lip, etc. I like to teach people to do this on the egde of the run where the groomer leaves a big lip – then you are jumping into the softer snow. When you hit the lip and are airborne, rotate your board so that the tip swings DOWN the hill – this will give you more time. You should land with your normal direction with the board pointed slightly down the hill which will make the landing easier.

    Good Luck
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