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Snowboarding
(Ages 10+)

Snowboard Level 1

  1. Introduction to equipment

  2. Safety

  3. I can skate in a straight line

  4. I can straight line down the hill

If you or your child can do all of these, then move onto level 2!

Snowboard Level 2:

I:

  1. Can sideslip on my heel edge

  2. Can sideslip on my toe edge

  3. Have been introduced to the button lift

If you or your child can do all of these, then move onto level 3!

Snowboard Level 3:

I:

  1. Can diagonal sideslip on my heel edge

  2. Can diagonal sideslip on my toe edge

  3. Can do a falling leaf on my heel edge

  4. Can do a falling leaf on my toe edge

  5. Can competently use the lift on my own.

If you or your child can do all of these, then move onto level 4!

Snowboard Level 4:

I:

  1. Can consistently weight the front of the board

  2. Can comfortably enter the fall line on my toe edge

  3. Can comfortably enter the fall line on my heel edge

If you or your child can do all of these, then move onto level 5!

Snowboard Level 5:

I:

  1. Can comfortably exit the fall line on my toe edge

  2. Can comfortably exit the fall line on my heel edge

If you or your child can do all of these, then move onto level 6!

Snowboard Level 6:

I:

  1. Can make 'C' turns, toe to hell

  2. Can make 'C' turns, heel to toe

  3. Can perform linked turns

  4. Can adhere to the FIS & Responsibility codes

If you or your child can do all of these, then you're classed as a Recreational Snowboarder. Feel free to shred Mt Gloucester, or develop your skills further with coaching.

What's my Snowboard Ability?

Use the information below as a tick-box exercise.

If you haven't snowboarded for a while, or you're looking for lessons and unsure where to start, this post will help you find the best lesson to get started on.

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