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Winter is coming, and you finally want to get back on your snowboard? Or are you an absolute beginner and want to learn snowboarding finally? No matter how you should always be familiar with the basics of snowboarding. One of them is carving. Carving means that you only turn your snowboard with the edge shape (sidecut) of your board. When carving, you keep a lot of speed in your turns; this is not only good for all-mountain riding but is also super useful for pipe and in the setup for spinning jumps. But why should you carve? Here comes the turn. You don't carve most of the time. But carving is a mixture of different turning techniques, depending on the situation and thus helps you to build a good feeling for your board and to learn the method. But there are two areas on the slope where you carve a lot. Freestyle / park Steep slopes On the latter you can practice cool high-speed carves on a groomed track, the first is the perfect basis for new cool tricks this s

The season has finally started and the time has come to dust the board and the rest of the equipment and start having fun. What could be more beautiful than the feeling of the snow under the board, the wind on your face? Well, mastering the various snowboard tricks is truly epic. But as with all things, it takes patience and dedication. Tricks are not suitable for those who have no experience with snowboarding and are only starting to take their first steps now. First of all, you need to get familiar with the board; then we can start thinking about trying the first tricks. The tricks to do with a snowboard are many and of different levels. Today we will focus on one that is at the base of all the others, namely: jumps with the snowboard. Learning to jump with the snowboard will open the doors for endless combinations of other tricks. But let's start from the basics and see how to start and practice. The jumps with the snowboard can be different as regards the techniq