Snowboard Addiction

Love seeing .zilla put the setup to work indoors.

Quick rail reps, clean balance, and the kind of off-snow practice that keeps the feet switched on.

Next step in the Summer Jib Board Series: make your 50-50s more precise.

Nev takes the movement from the wider base pieces onto the rail extension, where there is less surface area and a lot more balance required.

Get comfortable frontside, then take the same control backside.

Before the Tramp Board, it was skateboard decks and inner tubes.

That problem-solving turned into a training board built for safer, more realistic off-snow reps.

The goal has always been the same: make progression feel closer to the real thing.

The 50-50 is where rail confidence starts.

Jump over it, jump back, then bring that same soft-knee control onto the feature.

Keep it flat, stay stacked, and let the training board move underneath you.

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Love seeing put in the indoor reps.

Small balance sessions like this stack up fast when the goal is cleaner board control.

Those on-snow movements get a lot cleaner when the reps do not stop at the hill.

Dial in balance, timing, and board control at home, then bring it back to snow with more confidence.

Next step in the Summer Jib Board Series: get comfortable before you start chasing tricks.

Nev walks through the small movements that build board control first: two-foot jumps, forward and backward hops, 90s, 180s, then ollies and nollies off the tail and nose.

Simple reps, better balance, safer progress.

Summer jib training starts here.

Nev kicks off a quick at-home series built around board control, balance, and reps you can do before winter rolls back in.

Start with the setup, then follow the series week by week.

making this one look way too casual at .

Filmed by , this is the kind of clean board control and style that reminds you why Sebastien Toutant is one of the best to watch.

Side hits make backside 180s feel way less complicated.

Hold that toe edge up the takeoff, keep the setup simple, and let the side hit do some of the rotation for you.

More pop, better spot, less overthinking.