In this video i'm going to give you a list of the first 10 tricks to learn on your snowboard.

These tricks are in order and each trick will teach you a skill that you'll use in the next trick on the list.

When practicing these tricks safety is the biggest priority.

So make sure the landing is clear of other riders.

The first trick you need to learn on your snowboard is how to press.

By pressing you'll learn how to move your weight around and flex your board.

Pressing down a run will challenge your balance as you pick up more speed.

Next you want to learn to ollie.

Practice all these around the mountain to get comfortable in the air which will prepare you for jumps in the park.

Use the same skill as the press to move your weight back over your tail and spring yourself into the air.

Before heading to the park you want to learn to spin 180s.

The 180 will challenge you to use your edges teach you how to create rotation by making you land switch.

Start with front 180s because you can see the takeoff and landing the entire time.

Then move on to back 180s which can be easier because you're jumping from your toe edge but can be more difficult the same time because the landing is blind.

Combine your pressing and 180s skills together to do a butter nose roll.

This is another fun trick for outside the park and can be done almost anywhere on the run.

Butter tricks in general are a lot of fun to learn and challenge your balance and body awareness.

Now that you have five strong tricks mastered outside the park.

This time to learn a trick on a small jump.

Make sure you're confident on your straight airs before trying any tricks.

The first trick to learn is an Indy grab.

Indy grabs are very straight forward.

Bending your knees and reaching your back hand straight down to grab your board.

The flat box is another popular terrain park feature and the first trick to learn on it is a 50/50.

The 50/50 will teach you how it feels to slide across the plastic of the box.

To be successful at 50/50s use the speed and balance you've learned from doing previous ground tricks.

Next, learn how to frontside shifty on a jump.

With the shifty you learning how to twist your body in the air.

This is a skill that used a lot for landing 180s and 360s off jumps.

The twisting motion is a skill that also used in the next trick the backside boardslide.

The backboard slide is a challenging trick because you have to keep your weight centered as you slide sideways across the box.

As you get more comfortable with this trick you can start to add your own style to it.

Once you have a few tricks down on flat boxes and small jumps.

Head back outside the park to learn front 360s.

The front 3 is a great goal to have for your first season of learning tricks.

You'll use all the skills you've learned in previous tricks to spin faster jump higher and stay balanced to get the 360 around.

To get started, make a trick list and work through these tricks one at a time.

If you need help with any of these tricks.

Make a 15 second Instagram video of the trick you're working on and use the #MYTRICKLIST and tag snowboardprocamp pro camp and I'll give you some feedback on the trick.

For videos to help you learn all these tricks, check out the trick playlist.

Or if you're not quite ready check out the five skills video which will prepare you to learn jumps and tricks.

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Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next video.