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jdavies1976OfflineSCUK Member
Post subject: RE: Re: Would buying a board help me improve?  PostPosted: Apr 04, 2012 - 12:15 PM



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Good advice from Philw. When I was thinking about getting a board after my first few weeks on holiday I asked my instructor for his advice given that he knew my level of ability and style of riding. He gave me some tips size and kind of boards that really helped me narrow down the search and I ended up with a board I love.
 
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tortyvOfflineSCUK Member
Post subject: RE: Re: Would buying a board help me improve?  PostPosted: Apr 04, 2012 - 12:22 PM



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hahaha Pocket, you are special.

If you are looking to do freestyle then I'd definitely recommend having your own board, especially if you go to snow centres in the UK.

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