This is just a new idea I'm trying out. We should really post beginner level trick tips, to keep
people progressing and have them all in one convenient place.

This guy, the "snow professor" is pretty good! The videos are alittle odd, but he does touch
on the physics of what's happening instead of just telling you what to do 5 different ways.

So enjoy, and vote in the poll if you found this helpful! A 50-50 is a great place to start when
riding rails. If this works out, I'll post a new trick tip every thursday so you can watch and understand,
then use it on the slopes for the weekend!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n32ztgJYrac

Hope you enjoy!

And this is a very important video. I think everyone should know this stuff before even entering
the terrain park, it makes it safer for everyone.

This is smart style, the rules for the terrain park.

http://www.snowprofessor.com/how-to-snowboard/snowboard-tricks/smart-style.html

Please know and understand these rules before you enter the park, for your protection and ours!

I cant remember if they did a trick tip for a 360 but yeah, her boardslide was sketchy. and wait till you
see THAT video. they're such dorks!!! but the information is so beautifully put together. And the boardslide
one is really useful. I never thought about it the way they described. Maybe ill post that one next.

This reminds me of the "Video Professor" but for snowboarding.  LOL.  Well made vid, cheezy, but helpful and thorough.  Nice post.