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Can someone post pics or video of surf style carving.

I have searched and read what I can about different stlyes of carving.

But I am still confussed about surf style carving.

My recollection is there are some photos or videos of Larry Castruita and some the the Aspen crew (PureCarve) somewhere on the site. When I have time, I will search.

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Sh*t if carving was like hanging ten I'd be one of the baddest carvers around... hell if it was like surfing a longboard I'd be so stoked...

not to invoke a :flamethrobut it's not.

and BTW Grannis > Dora.

hmm , I think riding good powder on a 2k tanker with some cool natural features to play on can be very "surfish"....

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the links are dead for many of the videos that I was thinking about, including one that I watched within the last month. Dave Winters, JoelP or Pat Donelly would be better sources for informtion.

here are a few I could find:

Joey Cabell

Mike Doyle

from Pat Donelly:

A crew at Buttermilk:

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all those pictures and videos just look like they know how to carve a snowboard with style.

I know its not surfing snow, cause I surfed the major part of my life.

Floating through powder does not feel the same as surfing a wave.

Surfing a wave does not feel the same as floating through powder.

Making a hard laid out turn does feel close to a bottom turn on a big wave.

Just trying to figure out what is meant by surf style versus other styles of carving.

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so'

surfers can carve, but carvers can't surf?

sounds a little biased to me:freak3:

stylin' style is stylish, doesn't mean I carve in baggy shorts

What constitutes style, the clothes you wear? stance? arm motion? turn shape? 1 stick or 2?

Defining style is like grabbing a handful of water and expecting to hold onto it.

It's like porn, I know it when I see it.

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Surfboarding was first... then Skateboarding, then Snowboarding, then Wakeboarding, kiteboardig, Ad nauseam

So the nomenclature that surrounded Surfing was translated into other sports this leads to the confusion of terms that are no longer sport specific being used in similar ways in other sports.

I've been avidly skateboarding, surfing and snowboarding since 4ever... (so old :rolleyes:) While sometimes the muscle movements feel similar (bottom turns and carves) the only thing similar with the three is the single rigid plane that we use under our feet to do the aforementioned sports.

If the sports are so similar can we do all three on the same rigid plane at a high level?

Much love BOL. Peace.

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