Snowboard Carving Crash With A 200cm Long Snowboard On Ice | Please Learn From This!

Carving on ice requires a high amount of skill, which needs to be applied with the highest precision and accuracy. Stacking yourself over the edge perfectly is crucial, leaning into the turn not an option. And then you hit a random soft snow patch and crash hard...
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Timeline:

00:00 Intro
00:21 Why am I trying to carve on ice?
01:13 What’s a good setup for carving on ice?
01:59 Trenched canted risers for steep binding angles
02:22 Steeper positive angles for better stacking over the edge
02:46 Lars crashes hard while carving on ice
04:28 One foot carving and carving on ice teach you precision!
05:50 The fine details of snowboard carving: body position and movement
09:42 Why did I crash? A matter of pressure!
13:01 I broke my binding!
13:39 What can we learn from this crash?