Professional Snowboarding?

Showboard is very simple to learn and for become a pro, you must skiing many times

well skiing is easier to learn. and I'm 18 and ive been snowboarding for 7 years now and I would say yea its to late to become pro because it is so competitive and the kids that live out west in like Colorado are raised snowboarding or skiing so they are way ahead. There are kids that are sponsored at like 13 now and they can beat my *** any day in snowboarding. Go out west and you will see like 10 year olds doing flips and ****.

No,Dude Snowboard Little amount of Practice. Instructions 1 Get the right equipment. Go to a snowboard shop and ask the staff to help you select the right board, jacket and gloves. 2 Learn to snowboard. Take lessons at a snowboarding school. Most ski and snowboarding resorts offer lessons. Master all the basics such as steering, stopping and basic jumps before moving on to more complicated tricks. Getting professional lessons will help you learn the correct techniques faster and prevent you from developing bad habits. 3 Practice as much as you can. Get a season pass at a resort. Keep working on all the moves and tricks you know. Work on developing a unique style to your moves. 4 Enter snowboard competitions. Look for regional competitions when starting out. Check snowboarding websites, ski and snowboarding resorts and snowboard shops for details on competition. Enter as many as possible to help get your name out there. 5 Make a videotape of your performance in a competition and tape some of your best tricks. This can be shown to companies you are seeking sponsorship from. 6 Get a sponsor. A sponsor will help you with expenses related to competitions such as traveling and equipment. Some may pay you in exchange for promotion of their products or services. Look for sponsorship at snowboard shops, equipment manufacturers and apparel companies. Tips & Warnings Become a snowboard instructor. Some resorts may hire a proficient snowboarder to instruct. Many resorts also offer courses for those who want to become an instructor. This is another way to gain exposure and help gain a sponsor. It will also help you earn money while being out on the slopes. Lift Weights. Weight training will help you built strength and stamina. Be sure to include exercises that will build strength in your legs such as squats and lunges.

No,Dude Snowboard Little amount of Practice. Instructions 1 Get the right equipment. Go to a snowboard shop and ask the staff to help you select the right board, jacket and gloves. 2 Learn to snowboard. Take lessons at a snowboarding school. Most ski and snowboarding resorts offer lessons. Master all the basics such as steering, stopping and basic jumps before moving on to more complicated tricks. Getting professional lessons will help you learn the correct techniques faster and prevent you from developing bad habits. 3 Practice as much as you can. Get a season pass at a resort. Keep working on all the moves and tricks you know. Work on developing a unique style to your moves. 4 Enter snowboard competitions. Look for regional competitions when starting out. Check snowboarding websites, ski and snowboarding resorts and snowboard shops for details on competition. Enter as many as possible to help get your name out there. 5 Make a videotape of your performance in a competition and tape some of your best tricks. This can be shown to companies you are seeking sponsorship from. 6 Get a sponsor. A sponsor will help you with expenses related to competitions such as traveling and equipment. Some may pay you in exchange for promotion of their products or services. Look for sponsorship at snowboard shops, equipment manufacturers and apparel companies. Tips & Warnings Become a snowboard instructor. Some resorts may hire a proficient snowboarder to instruct. Many resorts also offer courses for those who want to become an instructor. This is another way to gain exposure and help gain a sponsor. It will also help you earn money while being out on the slopes. Lift Weights. Weight training will help you built strength and stamina. Be sure to include exercises that will build strength in your legs such as squats and lunges.

Showboard is very simple to learn and for become a pro, you must skiing many times