Say goodbye to seasonal limitations. Embrace year-round training.
Practice crucial edge hold and spinning techniques on the dry ski mat that can't be performed on other materials.
This set up is definately a must have! Compact and out of the way when not in use but substantial when it's time to rep some drills! This is way smoother than just grass and carpet and keeps the board nice and clean.
my board control has improved so much after using the butter pad! Learning how to spin has been soo fun! Just waiting to take it to the snow now.
If you want to stop slipping into excuses and actually stick your ground tricks, this pad is the secret weapon. The surface is perfectly slick — not overly slippery, but just right for spins, presses, and combos without catching an edge.
This is awesome! My first training session, exposed a lot of my flaws. I can really practice those fundamentals over and over again.
Helps you develop your own style while building the core strength and biomechanics needed to progress in ground tricks.
No Snow. No Excuses.
Achieve exponential progress by combining off-snow training with on-snow practice during the season.
Shu (守)
You don't question, you absorb. Learn the fundamentals exactly as they are. Presses, spins, balance, control. This is where we become your sensei and build the foundation everything else grows from.
Ha (破)
Once the basics are in your body, you start to hear your own voice. You break from the mold. Not out of rebellion, but because you've earned the right to explore. Your style begins to emerge.
Ri (離)
There are no more rules, because you've become the rule. Movement is intuitive. Guratori is no longer something you do, it's something you are. This is mastery.
Dance down the mountain. Find yourself on the way down.
There's a moment on the mountain where your body and board stop being two things. No thoughts. Just movement. That's what we're here for.
We guide riders through Shu-Ha-Ri (守破離), the Japanese path from student to master, until Guratori becomes yours.
