Last updated: 1/2009

snowboard ... then this is going to be the most exciting message you ever read.

Here's why:

There is an amazing new ebook called "Snowboarding for Beginners". It covers nearly everything you need to know about learning how to snowboard ... as soon as you HIT THE SNOW!

Imagine gliding smoothly down the slope of a silent snow-covered mountain top ... or streaking toward a jump with a curtain of loose powder trailing behind you. Can you imagine how great you'll feel as you confidently carve a trail down the steepest slope?

Wouldn't it be great to know you'll be up and snowboarding all day instead of sitting on your butt in the snow, watching everyone snowboard past you? How would it make you feel to make that jump without falling in a heap... and everyone watching?

Just a few weeks from now you could be snowboarding
as though you've been doing it all your life and loving it!

Did you hear that? As though you were born snowboarding! Some snowboarders are still trying to figure it out. Imagine having a head start on your friends who started snowboarding the same time as you.

Feel the freedom and exhilaration of gliding down the hill and through the air with elegance and ease. Feel the weight of your board hanging off your foot. Winter smells. Taste the cold wind that?s gone up your nose and into the back of your throat.

Imagine this. You are surfing through knee-deep powder on a steep mountain slope in an apparently weightless state. As if you're flying, you feel the swooshing of air on your skin as you pick up speed. The sun warms your face as you carve one high speed turn after another. The mountain is yours. You have complete freedom to cruise your snowboard wherever you want it to take you. As you slalom through the trees you notice an excellent take off platform and decide to go for it: you bend your knees a little more as your speed increases, you lift off, make a perfect 360 turn before landing safely on both feet. Adrenaline rushes through your body as you gradually decrease your speed and take it easy to enjoy the exceptional views as you head to your favorite ski lodge for a nice hot cup of cocoa with your buddies.

You could snowboard all day long on steep terrain (and get that carving sensation effortlessly)
You could land jumps (without falling on your butt instead of your board and other snowboarders laughing at you)
You could pick up snowboarding faster than any of your friends (without getting bruises all over your body AND eating snow)
You could get away from the crowds and snowboard in places that are too beautiful for words
You could link some great turns using toe and heel edges (without taking hard falls)
You could become hooked on snowboarding for life (and once you catch a snowboard high there?s no turning back)
You could travel across the world visiting breathtaking terrains (and looking for the greatest most exciting run)
You spend all your holidays snowboarding (and having the best and most memorable holidays of your life)

That's what this new ebook could give you the same exhilarating freedom to do.

And it's not like any other book you've ever read on learning snowboarding.

Why?

Simply, every section in the book is there because "you asked for it". Well, not "you" really. But from real live questions. Questions from people who love the snow and want to learn snowboarding. A simple webpage was set up, and people like you visited it and left me their most pressing question on learning how to snowboard.

Then I answered them!

Which means no fluff. Just the real answers you want to know.

You'll discover all types of exciting tips. From what snowboarding equipment you'll need ... to how to get on and off a lift (easily). From basic snowboarding skills ... to how to land a jump without crashing (and not injuring yourself if you do crash).

Here's a sneak peak at what you'll discover in "Snowboarding For Beginners":
Everything you need to know as a complete beginner (we assume you know nothing about snowboarding)
The easiest way to get up with the board on your feet (without taking all day about it)
The proper way to get around with a snowboard (when you're not heading downhill)
The best and safest way to get on and off the chairlift (without holding everyone up behind you)
How to just get down the mountain your very first time snowboarding
How to fall the right way without hurting yourself (IMPORTANT if you don't want to ruin your snowboarding holiday)
How to stop (safely without crashing)
I think your ebook is AMAZING, you have such an excellent sense of humour. Everything is so well explained in it. Or you are a hell of a researcher on snowboard issues or you have mastered the art of snowboarding and explaining how to do it as well !
Normally books that explain you to do something are always sooooo boring but reading your book was so fun. My wife also shares my opinion.
Today I came back from my first trip to the mountains (Val Thorens, France) and I had my first amazing boarding experience and I was glad that I took your book with me.
I also appreciated your honesty that a book is most of the time not sufficient and that taking lessons is necessary so I did that and the book and the lessons made all the difference! My instructor said: Hey dude, you now more about snowboarding than me! and I said I'd bought a great book on snowboarding, yes dude, YOUR book.
Really Chris, your book is great and ... and I definitely recommend this book to everybody who want to know more about snowboarding...
Vincent Damen, Belgium

If you're on the wrong side of 40 and really want to learn to snowboard... (you haven't had much success at skiing and haven't skied for years....) should you still give it go?
How to slow down... (especially when you're going fast and start feeling insecure)
How to position your body and keep your balance on a snowboard
Should you wear a helmet
If you've never tried snowboarding, how to stay safe (no broken bones) and warm and dry (and upright as much as possible)
The basics of how to setup your board to suit a beginner (for example angle of boot bindings, angle of heel supports)
The type of board and what size of board you need.
I just want to say that is ebook is a great piece of information to have. It came in very handy when I was first learning to snowboard, I felt I had more confidence than other beginners because of reading the information and then putting it to practical use. Now I have no problem carving up the slopes. Thanks again!
John Durange, Pennsylvania

The advantages/disadvantages of step-in bindings vs. strap-in bindings
What the heck is with the terminology (what these funny sounding terms actually mean)
Why they call it a front side board slide if you're moving backwards (that's weird)
How to distribute your weight correctly (maybe you've heard that you should put your weight on the front foot, but your reflexes tell your body to lean back)
How to switch from front edge to your back edge properly (you're scared to ride on your front edge, but when you do, you don't know how to switch back to your back edge without falling hard)
How to stay in control when traveling downhill at speed in a straight line
The best and safest way of boarding down steep icy slopes (and getting to the bottom on one piece)

You will learn how to turn on your toes and heels (with ease and grace)
How to turn without losing control (especially when you're going fast)
How to carve on the steep stuff and stay up (not like other snowboarders)
How to link turns (smoothly, easily, effortlessly)
How to rotate back & forth between heel edge and toe edge
Learn different types of stops on a snowboard
If your arms are your "steering wheel", how to use your knees to turn
....this book was actually for my daughter.....I recommend this book to every person that wants to be a snowboarder.....it has helped tremendously....my daughter is out there 3 times a week and she is a lot better thank before I purchased your book....thank you so much for making the book...
Frank Odorisio, Nebraska

You'll learn techniques and body motions to use to control speed
How to turn out of the fall line onto the opposite edge that you've turned from
A simple method for transitioning from flat to edge on both sides of the board
How to get started doing some small jumps without taking too many hard falls
How long you should wait before trying to attempt a flip
When you're pretty good at snowboarding, but you just haven't entered the terrain park phase yet ... (what should you do when hitting those table tops for the first time)
How to get spin off a jump, how to do a 360 off a jump (for those who want to go all the way) and how to land a jump without face-planting
I am a forty six year old who has skied for thirty years. I have constantly slammed boarder's (goodheartedly of course). My thirteen year old son who is a freestyle skier challenged me to snowboarding, stating that an old guy like me couldn't possibly learn how to snowboard.
Your ebook helped me immensely, the layout of the progressive skills got me edging within an hour and by the end of the day was able to turn. After three times out I was linking turns consistently, after five times on the hill I was carving and can board most runs with confidence.
I would highly recommend your ebook to anyone starting out or even just contemplating snowboarding.
Matthew Atkinson, Calgary, Alberta

What's a resource like this worth?

Particularly information like this - SPECIFICALLY for beginner snowboarders. This isn't some boiler-plate collection of answers.

Everything is explained in PLAIN English. Which means it's dead-easy to read and understand. And it's logically laid out.

Just to have 2 hour group lessons every day for a week would normally cost you at least $200.

Which is why "Snowboarding for Beginners" is such a bargain at $27.77.

That's right, a fraction of what it's really worth and what it cost me to publish. Why would I make it so affordable? Simply because my costs to deliver it to you are so low.

This is an electronic book (e-book) that can be downloaded to your computer in a few seconds. Which means you can be reading it and discovering all these amazing secrets in as little as 5 minutes from now. Isn't that great!

So I figure I'll be able to offer this fantastic resource of information (which if you follow the tips contained in its pages could easily have you snowboarding like an expert in a matter of days) to more people. And make my investment back over time.

No matter what however, it's a bargain for you. And yes, I plan on raising the price from $27.77 to $37.77 very soon. Once I get a few more testamonials from satisfied customers, the price will increase. So you'll want to be quick if you want to save some bucks.

100% RISK-FREE
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE

Hey, you're my customer. And if you're not happy, it looks bad on me. So if you're not happy with what you discover from "Snowboarding for Beginners" I don't expect ... or want ... to keep your money. Just simply send an email to me and I'll happily refund your money in full (in fact, I'd be embarrassed to keep it).

But... the book (and the bonuses) is yours to keep no matter what,
as a "thank you" gift from me!

Okay? So you really can't lose! The book's yours no matter what.

THREE FREE BONUSES VALUED AT $87!

1. Terminology Report: Learn the lingo. Understand what is meant by heel-side, toe-side etc, falling leaf, etc. right from the start (RETAIL VALUE: $29)

2. Web Resources on Snowboarding: Have all the best snowboarding websites at your fingertips (RETAIL VALUE: $29)

3. Snowboarding Screensaver: Imagine yourself in those amazing snowboarding shots (RETAIL VALUE: $29)

They're worth every cent of their $87 value. But hey, they're yours FREE. Congratulations!

But I don't know how long I'll keep these bonuses up there. It's part of a marketing test I'm doing. They're worth a lot to me in my heart, and any time I could take them down forever. So if you want them, get in quick.

Click Here To Get Your Copy Now

Wishing you great snowboarding success,

Warmly,

Chris Kohut

Chris Kohut

P.S. Don't forget you're getting $87 worth of bonuses for just a fraction of that price. Everything to get you started in learning how to snowboard. So if that's what you want to do, this is the opportunity you