​​björn snowsport
​​Snowboard training with style
Longitudinal
List of Exercises for longitudinal movements
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Is about moving fore as well as create or release pressure on certain part of the board.
For me this is the movement which determines if you are a good rider or a great rider similar to the speacial ingredients coca cola uses for the original coke taste.
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Shuffle the board back and forwards
- Stationary
Lower Body
Hips
Upper Body
- Traversing
Lower Body
continuous movement throughout the traverse
Hips
continuous movement throughout the traverse
Upper Body
continuous movement throughout the traverse
- Turning
Lower Body
continuous movement throughout the turn or timed
Hips
continuous movement throughout the turn or timed
Upper Body
continuous movement throughout the turn or timed
- Bumps
timed movement
pushing the board forward going up
pushing the board back going down to regain balance
first while Traversing
then while Turning
- Turning while
being Centered
leaning Forward
leaning Backward
then try different combinations
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Freestyle
- Tail Press
Manual
Wheelie
stationary
in motion
- Nose Press
stationary
in motion
- Tail Press / Nose Press
Race
Longest
stationary
in motion
Highest
stationary
in motion
- Ollie
stationary
in motion
- Nollie
stationary
in motion