The secrets of snowboard carving.: An elegant and beautiful snowboard carving method S+S theory. Can be mastered by using your body in a way that puts less strain on your joints and muscles

You want to snowboard carving！　The first thing you learn when you start snowboarding is braking and sliding turns. Once you can do this, you'll want to stand up your board and carve the snow surface with the edge to make a carving turn. However, you won't be successful if you just stand up your board or lean your body by imitating others. Why? Let's unravel the secret and step up to carving turns.Two reasons why carving is difficult and the purpose of S+S theory　When you think of leaning your body during a snowboard carving turn, what do you imagine? Some people who find carving difficult may think that you lean your body backwards. Because of the way the body is structured, leaning your body backwards is almost impossible to control or return to, making it a very difficult movement. People may find carving difficult because they are mistaken about the direction in which to lean their body. However, it is actually easy and easy to control to make a carving turn by leaning your body forward and to the left and right, with the board standing upright.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Next, to make a carving turn on a snowboard, you need to use two directions of force. When a beginner first learns how to brake or slide, they stop by applying force in one direction against the slope, or turn by sliding their back foot. In contrast, when making a carving turn, they need to use two directions of force: the force to catch the snow surface with the edge of the snowboard and bend the board into a bow, and the force to lean the body and stand the board up. Because they cannot use these two forces, carving turns seem difficult for those who have not mastered it.　The purpose of the Snowboard Carving S+S theory is to learn how to lean the body and use two directions of force as easily as possible in a way that does not put strain on muscles and joints, so that they can continue to enjoy snowboarding for a long time without injury or breakdown.You can learn to make beautiful and graceful carving turns without using complicated mathematical terms or techniques, so be sure to master it and take the next step! Read more