The origin of snowboarding

Snowboarding originated in the United States in the mid-1960s, and it is related to surfing.

Sherman Popan tied two skis together at 1965, and accidentally created a new "snowboard" with two feet on a whole board. Snowboarding is also called surfing in winter, and snowboarders use a snowboard instead of a pair of snowboards to control their direction.

In 1980s, skateboarding became popular in America, and then spread to Europe. 1983 held the first world championship, 1990 established the International Skateboarding Federation (FIS), 1994 made skateboarding an official event in the Winter Olympics, and 1998 held the first skateboarding competition in Nagano, Japan.

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1, go straight.

Speed and Balance The feeling of the board in straight downhill training, focusing on the front legs, arms pointing or leaning forward, keeping the back straight, chin slightly raised and knees slightly bent, can maintain good balance and stability.

2, the front slide left and right

Face down, center of gravity on front legs, fingers pointing forward. When changing direction, the body and the pointing arm turn uphill to the back (at this time, you can feel the feeling that the shoulder rotation drives the upper body to rotate), and at the same time, the center of gravity moves backward, then change the front legs and the other pointing arm, and repeat. When the center of gravity shifts, the body and arms have a feeling of opening the door.

Step 3 Push the plate forward

Used to control the speed is closely related to the correct standing posture. Bend your knees, keep your back straight, look forward with your head up, center of gravity between your legs, stand on tiptoe and slow down, relax your toes and push your heels slowly and gently.

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