Ready to take your snowboarding to the next level of creativity and expression? Our freestyle snowboard lessons are designed to give you the right technique to build your skills and confidence for tricks both in and out of the park.
From mastering basic grabs and spins to tackling complex tricks, our coaches will provide expert guidance, feedback, and encouragement to help you progress at your own pace.
Whether you’re new to freestyle or have done it for years, we’re here to help you improve! Safety is our utmost priority and our coaches will ensure that you understand and adhere to park etiquette and safety practices.
We’ll also help you understand the different features of the terrain park and how to approach them safely and confidently.
Whether you’re new to freestyle or have done it for years, we’re here to help you improve! Safety is our utmost priority and our coaches will ensure that you understand and adhere to park etiquette and safety practices. We’ll also help you understand the different features of the terrain park and how to approach them safely and confidently.
We’ll focus on developing a strong technical foundation while nurturing your creativity and self-expression.
Making sure to cover essential skills such as board control, body positioning, and proper approach to jumps and rails.
After that, it’s all about improvement, whatever that means to you. Whether it’s landing new tricks, or perfecting a favorite by recording and re-watching your technique, we’re here to help you overcome the challenge.
Freestyle Snowboarding isn’t much different kit wise. So long as you have the basic safety equipment: helmet, goggles, gloves, and appropriate, waterproof mountain wear, you’re all set. Knee pads, elbow bads, impact shorts can all be helpful at protecting against bumps and bruises.
Snowboard-wise, you may well have your own. If not, it can be good to go for a more freestyle focused snowboard. A ‘true twin’, more flexible snowboard is likely ideal. We will be happy to advise further should you need any help.
All of this gear is available for rent at reasonable prices from a number of local rental shops.
If you have any questions about appropriate equipment for your session please visit our equipment page or contact us.
Freestyle Snowboarding isn’t much different kit wise. So long as you have the basic safety equipment: helmet, goggles, gloves, and appropriate, waterproof mountain wear, you’re all set. Knee pads, elbow bads, impact shorts can all be helpful at protecting against bumps and bruises.
Snowboard-wise, you may well have your own. If not, it can be good to go for a more freestyle-focused snowboard. A ‘true twin’, more flexible snowboard is likely ideal. We will be happy to advise further should you need any help. All of this gear is available for rent at reasonable prices from a number of local rental shops.
If you have any questions about appropriate equipment for your session please visit our equipment page or contact us.
