John Kuras  Your first turn is looking better, although you seem to be flinging your arms around a bit, trying to force the turn, instead of going with the board.On the second, I think you're letting your weight sit back on your rear foot which is what is causing you to lose the board as you go up.Did you try the other end of the bowl?

Scott Wagenblast That's looking good 👍

John Kuras It's a matter of getting the timing right and, believe me, it's a bit tricky!

This is what I understand of it:

You compress before the banking, then, when you're going up, you extend like you're doing a cardboard slide.

As you lose momentum, just before the apex, start to compress and twist, so you kiss the knees as you pass the coffee through and put your inside elbow in your back pocket.

That should help you turn your body and knees to point back down the ramp and you look to where you want to go.

Hope that helps!

John Kuras I also find I can't easily scroll the videos on Android, but you can always download them and watch them in another video player.

John Kuras I found the "left hand open, point the thumb" would restrict my movement as the shoulder couldn't open fully.

I think that may have been why Clay changed it to "hand up, elbow in the back pocket" technique.

Damn, the conditions look nice and kudos to him for keeping on 🤙

John Kuras As you go through the turn you don't extend, you stay compressed.

As you approach the next upslope, you're bending from the waist and looking down which is compromising your position.

I pretty much echo what others have said.

Lift the elbows to straighten the back and you should find it easier to point and twist.

Also maybe the other end of the bowl might be better?

Your body looks very tense and hunched over.Try lifting the elbows and straightening your back and you should find it easier to move. 

Of those, I like top left the most as it's clear and readable, but may I suggest something like this with a surfboard shape: