Carving Analysis

Lovely, thanks Tony.

While I like the bird style riding, your back wing needs to be tucked in tighter.  The moment before you fell your back arm is pointed up at the sky behind you, opening your hips to the toe edge. That hand should be very close to your front knee.  But don't get it there by reaching from the shoulder, get it closer by tucking in that back knee and rotating your hips to face into the turn, hips face more toward the front of your board and steer your hips into the turn.  

But that's not why you fell.  Have a look at the first few frames of the initiation into the first heelside and look at your track there.  I'm talking about 6s seconds and 7s.  You initiated slowly, your board was flat and your track was wide.  Now look at the second heeliside, just before the fall.  Look at your track there!  Much cleaner.  That was a decent initiation.  You kicked the board up earlier and way higher.  I think that was too aggressive for the speed you had on that flat part though.  Do it again like that but faster next time.  And bring that back hand forward toward the front knee by tucking the back knee in behind the front, dropping both knees into the turn and using the knees both to angulate your board high and to pressure your heel edge between the feet, and rotate onto the turn from the hips.  "Steer with your dick", I've becoming fond of saying.

Toesides...  

Keep your shoulders level.  Don't reach for the snow with the back hand, reach away from the snow, crunch in the opposite oblique and keep your shoulders level.

Also, try to find some of that body position I described above for toesides too: knees together, hips face front, hands close together and shoulders level.

@wild-cherry Thanks James! I totally see what you're saying. Ill definitely work on this next time I hit the slopes!

@saucecache Are you Tony N?  With the SPW?  I hadn't put these things together before now.

If you are, send more video on the new board and I'll give you more feedback.

@wild-cherry That's me James! Will definitely take videos with it when I can this season. Excited to use it!

@saucecache Very cool!  If you start booting out, swap those bindings for something lower profile.  The Supermatic adds 3.5 cm to your total boot plus binding length over the Flow bindings for example.  3.5cm!!!