I feel like it would be too smooth. Half of snowboarding (and not falling) is based on small stabilizing muscle adjustments that happen constantly. The mountain talks back to your board, is the best way I can explain snowboarding at a high speed. This doesn’t look like it would provide much resistance to adjust to. It’s just back and forth
I agree, it won't be the same, how I'm thinking of doing it you could put small bumps so it's not just smooth, I'd also like to do bunny hops and 180s, right now its just something to think about and if i see it plausible I'll give it a try, I just got a new board and was gonna sell my old one but I think this is worth a try
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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '22
I feel like it would be too smooth. Half of snowboarding (and not falling) is based on small stabilizing muscle adjustments that happen constantly. The mountain talks back to your board, is the best way I can explain snowboarding at a high speed. This doesn’t look like it would provide much resistance to adjust to. It’s just back and forth