Join me at Freeride World Qualifiers FWQ 3* competition at Lotte Arai, in Myoko, Japan vlog скачать в хорошем качестве

Join me at Freeride World Qualifiers FWQ 3* competition at Lotte Arai, in Myoko, Japan vlog

On28/03/2022 I took part in a freestyle competition called Freeride World Qualifiers (FWQ for short). Thank you so much for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe. Feel free to comment, my channel is tiny so I always reply. 💌 Want to get weekly tips on wellness, yoga and how to feel good? Sign up for weekly love letters sent to your inbox every Saturday. Subscribe here 👉https://bit.ly/loveletterbynanoyoga ❄️ Do you love to snowboard or ski? Access free yoga sequences to get your mind, body, and soul ready for the mountains this winter. So you can ride / ski better, for longer. Sign up here 👉 https://bit.ly/freeyogaskiride FOLLOW ME AT: WEBSITE: http://www.nano-yoga.com/ INSTAGRAM:   / nano.yoga   FACEBOOK:   / nanacoyoga   Taking place at Lotte Arai ski resort, only 30 mins away. I did the FWQ 1* snowboard freestyle competition last year in Maiko and I came 4th which I thought was impressive. Am I good enough to do a freestyle snowboard competition? Not really. However I’m sick of feeling a huge lack in confidence in many areas of my life. Since this pandemic started, it’s been confusing to know how to move forwards. This weird sort of stuckness and I feel like I’ve been a little stuck in staying in the same place, literally and figuratively. So the FWQ 3* competition at the nearby Arai’s application was delayed until mid February. I had this feeling of “Mmm this is out of my comfort zone”, “Am I good enough?”, “Am I too old?”, ”This costs money and I could just lose” the doubts list goes on. However there was this other part of me that really wanted to give it a try. Try, being the important word here. As I have this huge problem with failure, yet I know in my mind that failure is part of trying anything new. If I want to be more confident, it won’t happen by overthinking about it. Shying away from something scary won’t make me confident. Only trying and taking action will. So this week I did this competition, I didn’t make it to the podium, but I did it, I did something I was so scared of. Plus I made it to the bottom without injuring myself too (score!). The conditions were slushy, tracked out and not the usual soft snow that I’m always riding, I guess it’s time to be less of a snow snob if I’d like to get on the podium for such events in the future. Plus now I know what it’s like and it certainly was a great experience. The coolest part of doing this scary competition, was connecting with other women who are such great snowboarders and skiers. Which I would have missed out on if I never took part in this competition. So if you’d like to see the process of what it was like to take part in this FWQ competition I made a vlog here.