Snowboard for beginners

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Nov 12, 2018

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Snow season is coming, and I want to learn how to snowboard.
Looking for suggestions:

- Is group class ok or it's better to take 1-1?
- I plan to practice after work hours, are there places that offer evening sessions?
- What is a good place to get all the equipment or it's better to start with rentals?
I'm in Seattle area.

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Twitch daytrades
take a group lesson on a wednesday. nobody will be in your group
Nov 12, 20183 5
- Microsoft 5'8"gl
  OP
  Great trick, thanks.
  Nov 12, 20180
- Twitch daytrades
  if you can, head up to whistler on a tuesday night and maybe do back to back lessons wednesday and thursday. then work on those things over the weekend
  Nov 12, 20181
- Microsoft 5'8"gl
  OP
  Whistler seems really busy during the season. I was considering taking a week off and going to Big White, but again in a perfect scenario I'd love to have an evening class right after work, so I get exercise + keep all my vacation days.
  Nov 12, 20180
- Twitch daytrades
  sadly i’m not too familiar with the PNW. i’ve been to whistler though and they seem to have top notch terrain at every skill level, and get instructors from all over the world
  Nov 12, 20180
- Symantec / ProductYoungBlood
  Don't recommend b2b lessons if it's ur first time ever, u gonna be sore as F the next day and it'll just be a waste of $.
  Nov 12, 20181
MuleSoft kapok
Practice: “how to fall safely” and you will thank me later!
Nov 12, 20184 0
Intel sillycon
How tolerant are you to frustration? And get good gloves, jacket, pants.
Nov 12, 20183 1
- Microsoft 5'8"gl
  OP
  I've voted "lost the count" in the "How many times you've been rejected" poll, so yes, I'm quite tolerant to frustration 🙂
  Nov 12, 20180
Cisco 010101011more
Rentals first, one on one better. You get personalized attention and can correct your issues quickly vs a group class.
Nov 12, 20183 0
Amazon / ProductMerman~>
Learn at Mini Mountain in Bellevue first. 3 lessons
Nov 12, 20181 2
- Microsoft 5'8"gl
  OP
  Never heard of those. Have you tried? How is that comparing to practicing on a real surface?
  Nov 12, 20180
- Amazon / ProductMerman~>
  It's perfect. Go to their website. I learned there when I was 4 in 1980. My kid learned there 10 years ago. My wife learned there 2 years ago. It's a fantastic place. They even have a chairlift to learn that.
  Nov 13, 20181
Procore / EngLaRaza
Do a 1:1 lesson and commit to do it a few times. You will hate it the first time and you will be sore but after that it gets much better as you don’t fall as much so you aren’t as sore and you are fold and wet.
Dec 21, 20181 0
Intel hey now!
Rent until you know more, buy wrist braces, private lesson or small group, multiple consecutive day lessons >>> one lesson every few weeks.
Nov 12, 20181 0
Amazon ranald
Crystal Mountain
Nov 12, 20181 0
Boeing / OpsAirbus
You must be 5’9 to be on snowboard
Nov 12, 20180 2
- Twitch 420blaze
  this is one of the dumbest posts i’ve seen on blind
  Nov 12, 20180
- Microsoft 5'8"gl
  OP
  Around the waist?
  Nov 12, 20180
Cisco Infensus
Learn to ski instead. Patrician sport
Nov 12, 20180 2
- Microsoft 5'8"gl
  OP
  I tried, and can do basic things. Now I'm curious to try snowboard.
  Nov 12, 20180
- Twitch daytrades
  skiing is easier to learn how to get down the mountain. snowboarding is much easier to master but slower initial ramp up time. requires a few lessons and a solid week or two on the mountain
  Nov 12, 20180
Intuit pckk24
YouTube
Dec 6, 20180 0
Amazon ranald
Do rentals first
Nov 12, 20180 0

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