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Originally Posted by Grizz
Not sure if you are goofy or regular so I don't know what edge you engage when you make a turn to the "left".
Are you saying your rear edge, toe side catches when initiating a toe side turn?
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if i go down a steep section with my left foot foward (im regular) , the board wont turn heelside (left) fast enough using just my front foot so once the turns starts i use my back foot to move the rear end of the board to the right to make things happen faster
no matter how i try to lift my toes, the toe edge always seems to catch towards the end of the board, especially if there is a inch or 2 of loose snow, so instead of linking turns, the boards points downhill when i try to turn left and i just go racing down the hill for 10 or 15 feets before i regain control and slow down.
This only happens on the most difficult trails i have tried, and i dont fall down or anything, but i just cant seem to link clean turns
i think you are right, its probably because something is wrong with my body position
is there any good videos i can watch to see proper technique ?