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Snowboarder training at home on a Jib Board Essentials and training mat in an indoor park

Training & Education

Break down your next trick.

Two Snowboard Addiction jib training boards with bindings on a blue background

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Snowboarder buttering on a sunny groomed run lined with snowy pine trees

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Riders, places and life on snow.

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Rider grabbing the Tramp Board Pro mid air on a trampoline at Airhouse

Tramp Series

Spins and grabs on the trampoline.

Rider doing a tail press on the Jib Board Essentials and Balance Bar

Jib Series

Rail positions, presses and slides.

Snowboarder buttering on a sunny groomed run lined with snowy pine trees

Butter Series

Presses, pivots and smooth transitions.

Snowboard Tutorials

Build your skills on snow.

The Most Important Trick in Snowboarding (Live Coaching)

The Most Important Trick in Snowboarding (Live Coaching)

The ollie is the most important trick in snowboarding. You use it everywhere. On side hits, rollers, park jumps, boxes, and rails. In this live coaching session, Nev works one-on-one with Natalie to break down proper ollie technique, focusing on board flex, timing, body alignment, and how to actually pop from the tail instead of jumping off two feet.

This lesson covers how to generate more spring, why shuffling the board matters, how flat-base ollies work, and how to take ollies from groomers into park jumps with control and confidence. You’ll see real-time coaching, common mistakes, and subtle adjustments that make a massive difference to height, stability, and consistency.

Whether you’re just getting into the park or want cleaner, more powerful ollies everywhere on the mountain, this session breaks down the fundamentals that actually matter.

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