Learn the Tricks You Can’t Do – with the Snowboard Addiction Freestyle Program

Are you struggling with some freestyle moves? 180s, 360s, maybe it’s the frontside boardslide? Imagine what it would be like to be the best on your local hill, having all your friends wonder how you got so good? Snowboard Addiction enables you to explode your riding, when you want to, at an affordable price.

The Snowboard Addiction Freestyle Program will help you learn the tricks you want to do!

Who’s it for? Are you new to freestyle, in need of the basics? Are you already on your way with kickers and rails, but need specific pointers? Whatever your level, if you’re reading this, you want to get better at freestyle snowboarding.

Unique features Watch lessons in Regular or Goofy Covers solid fundamentals that everything builds on Has excellent trick coverage Breaks down each trick into great detail Presentation is second to none Practical steps to learn tricks in stages

So how does all of that help you?

• You’ll understand what to do and why
• You’ll have a clear visual image of how to do it
• You’ll save time and learn tricks faster

Read my personal reviews of the Freestyle Program for more details.

Is the program download worth $59 (approx. £37)? I recommend the Freestyle Program Download product, rather than the DVD discs. The download is cheaper, it’s easy to watch on your computer and having the lessons in your pocket, on the way to the hill and on the hill itself, really is useful! Check out the overview above, there are other free lessons too, get a feel for the quality. Compare it to the cost of a private freestyle lesson – it’s cheap! Compare it to the cost of a single day lift ticket – it makes more sense to be armed with the tools to learn the freestyle tricks you want, than to waste a day in the park getting it wrong. There’s a money back guarantee – so you’re covered!

How the Freestyle Program helped me… I was struggling with Frontside Boardslides. Snowboard Addiction really helped with visualising the counter-rotation movements I should have been using. As recommended by SA, I built myself a balance rail so that I could practice at home. [Left] Here’s a quick shot of my first session following the lesson guidance and balance rail practice – result! Check out the Snowboard Addiction Freestyle Program

My personal view

I truly believe that the Freestyle Program is excellent. If you want to get better at freestyle, you’ll benefit. However:

• If you’re an absolute beginner, you don’t need this program, yet. Start with basic tuition. Learn to snowboard.
• If you’re comfortably spinning 5s and 7s, gap 270 to boardslide, you probably don’t need these lessons either.

Every other freestyler out there – this is for you. Get tips you didn’t know. Learn tricks you can’t do. Impress your friends. Go take a look!