First of all, it's not about how to skate. The first step is to look at the precautions of skiing. For example, the snowboard should be buckled upside down at the top of the mountain/don't sit in the middle of the snowy road/don't go to the station with your elbow when you fall, etc.

It is highly recommended to invite coaches to start with private education, because it is much more expensive, and the introductory courses they teach are the same as those taught by coaches on ski resorts.

1, and then the learning steps. First, the single board pushes the slope one by one (commonly known as forward push), and then the leaves float on the back edge (that is, they can slide sideways).

2, the leading edge pushes the slope (back mountain), and the leading edge leaves float.

Personally, I strongly suggest that you find a coach to take you to get started twice (first, it is a waste of time to stand up without a coach; Second, the coach takes you to push, and you can get started quickly; Generally, the second trip can be pushed by yourself; Third, mainly because you have a coach with you.

3. Practice putting the straight board on the gentle slope of the first-class road, then immediately cross the board and stop to adapt to this speed.

4, you can learn to change the blade, you can teach yourself, you can also find a coach to take a class, or a ski instructor is enough.

There is a saying here that many private churches are using slogans. Don't believe that it is impossible to change the blade fluently in three classes. Skiing piled up in the snow. You can change the blade once every two days, and it is good to feel the primary level.

Then it's time to brush your own snow, and gradually you can change your blade at the middle and advanced levels. At this time, the fun of skiing comes. Then there are branches, such as carving/leveling/gardening and so on.

As for what you said, do not worry about the giant slalom and the small slalom. Skiing takes time to accumulate, not after a class. Generally, you will change the blade and then press the plate when it snows about 50 km-100 km.