Hi guys,
this is Jake Lee teaching snowboard lesson in Korea,
at Konjiam Resort, Vivaldi Park and Pyeongchang Phoenix Park.
I would like to share some good tips about riding on bumpy terrain released from CASI.
The figure in the edits is Jeff Chandler, the leader of National Technical Team of CASI,
telling us to use legs and knees as shock absorbers to decrease the pressure from the bumps.
One thing more you can think about in bump riding is to keep your body level as steady as possible to maintain stability, or specifically try to keep your level of view not shaken by the bumps.
With those 2 concepts, you can easily ride through different sizes and shapes of bumps and eventually find it fun to shred on them.
happy snowboarding ahead! :)
Let me know if you are looking for a snowboard lesson this winter 20/21 in Korea!
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