lu_ash
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Hi,
I was wondering if someone could help, I'm new to snowboarding and just wanted to know how you Ride Drag Lift with a snowboard.
I've searched the web and can't seem to find any info on it, any help or points in the right directions would be great.
Thanks in advance
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mike1two
Green Slope Bunny
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This sounds like an aeronautical term . It may be refering to how you turn from toe side to heal side. Where did you hear this?
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lu_ash
Bunny Hill Material
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Sorry, read my post again. How would you ride a drag lift or a J- and T-Bars or Poma lifts
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mcboarder
Bunny Hill Material
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I usually find holding the drag with one hand( left hand if you are regular, right if you are goofy) and putting other hand out behind me like a rudder keeps me in line while riding the drag lifts and keeps my body at same angle as my board, which in turn keeps my board straight. Just keep trying, we have all had a red face falling off in front of a large queue, it will just click one day.
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flynea
Bunny Hill Material
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Honestly, I strap in. Most lifties understand. Makes it 100 times easier!
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ellegirl
Green Slope Bunny
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they are easy only if there is no dips and swivles in the snow... which there usually are. just try your best to stay balanced and have your body parallel to the board. i can hold my own on a snowboard, but i still have trouble riding those things. if i dont fall down in the beginning, i will fall halfway up..
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