u/renec112

Shredding open book - what are the next level tricks?

Shredding open book - what are the next level tricks?

Hey everyone.

I built this site where everyone can track their progress and also everyone can edit articles to make shredding info better and more available.

I looking to write the next chapter that should be over "advanced" which currently has articles on these skills:

What should be in chapter 7? I think it should be Chapter 8 "Expert"

u/renec112 — 2 days ago

What should you learn after 360s and method grabs?

Hey,

I've been making a site where you tick off stuff as you learn it and anyone can edit the course like a wiki. Snowboard is one of them.

Right now the top level (Advanced) is:

  • riding black slopes
  • proper carving
  • method grab
  • frontside 360
  • backside 360

here: https://progresspedia.org/courses/snowboarding/

not sure what to put after that. Once you can throw a 3 and grab a method, where did you actually go next? Bigger spins? Switch stuff? Park lines? Powder? Something I'm not even thinking of?

Looking for like 5 to 8 things to fill the next level. Doesn't have to be one style, mix is fine.

Cheers

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u/renec112 — 13 days ago
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what tricks should go in level 6?

hey, been working on a site, basically a checklist for wakeboard progression where you tick off tricks as you land them, and anyone can suggest edits to the course content. kinda wiki-style.

right now it stops at level 5 and i'm stuck on what level 6 should look like. figured i'd just ask people who actually ride that level.

level 5 right now is: ollie fs180, kicker bs180 off the s-kicker, back lip on a box, backroll, kicker 360, kicker tantrum, and raley.

so after that: what'd you put as the next 5-8?

its here: https://progresspedia.org/courses/wakeboarding/

open to whatever, including "you got the order wrong, X belongs in level 5 not 6."

cheers

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u/renec112 — 13 days ago

Trying to make the best onlije snowboard course for beginners.

For this I would love to hire a AASI certified snowboarder, to review the course. Paid of course.

Anyone that could be interested?

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u/renec112 — 19 days ago