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That's one compact video!
ОтветитьLol whats so cool is I came up with these things on my own without ever being told. I definitely love jump turns and this is a great video with clear instructions. Good job
Ответить"Pole plant, over with the hip" I was repeating that in my mind last season when going down bumpy steeps. Helped me get my mind together.
ОтветитьAll good suggestions. I like the side slip into pivot turn.
ОтветитьThanks for this very good video.
ОтветитьSkiing looks incredibly easy
ОтветитьWhat a great video ! Really clear instructions. Thamks, Warren!
ОтветитьThis is amazing!
Ответитьis 'over with the hip' the same as 'change the hip from over the old foot to being balanced on the new foot'?
ОтветитьSideslipping will over time make it icy and make the run harder for people who would normally put turns in .
Side stepping with 30 /40 cm gaps would help preserve the slope.
I'm all for beginners and intermediate progressing bit Sideslipping ruins the slope.
All the naysayers here have been here
ОтветитьI do all of this..
ОтветитьI like that step turn technique ❤ I sometimes need to get out of a sticky situation where I ski - Whistler and Blackcomb BC. I don’t seek it out but there are times. Good to know ❤❤❤
ОтветитьI knew stuff and learned stuff.
Ответитьhint1 - On one occassion I needed to borrow poles which happened to be adjustable. That's when I discovered my own poles were 1 inch too long! Pole plants on steeps and moguls were much easier and smoother with 1 inch shorter poles. This issue wasn't noticable on easy terrain. I equate this to the critical height adjustment of a bicycle seat and the resulting pedal effectiveness. hint2 - carry an extra pole basket. mine slipped off into the deep powder and I was crippled from skiing steeps/moguls the rest of the day....
Ответитьor you can just send it straight down
ОтветитьOne of the most important tips I would give is to be moving before starting the turn, it is much more difficult to start a turn from a static position, but if you skis are sliding forward it is way easier.
ОтветитьGreat vid. I’ve been struggling with steep pow on skis, and it’s quite frustrating because I’ve snowboarded for over 25 years and have no issues on the even really steep stuff when on a board. Shredding pow on a board is so much easier.
ОтветитьGreat video, simple, straight forward, great info. Thank you!
ОтветитьSide slip?!? Puke!!! POINT EM DOWN!!!
ОтветитьDuh.
ОтветитьThe steeper the better : your weight does the turning. Genuine. Don’t resist the slope, lean into it. Less tiring, more fun. The first turn is the most difficult, cause you need to overcome your apprehension. Wherever I ski, I always look for the steepest part of the slope, as,it is less skied, and requires less effort.
ОтветитьSwitching from snowboarding to skiing starting next season. This video is definitely what I am looking for! Subscribed! Thanks, Warren! Short, sweet, and very much to the point!
ОтветитьIn the snow? Don't you mean on the snow
ОтветитьThank you for this video! I first watched this last season, and rewatched it tons of times. Since last season, this is definitely my go to for the steeps. I may not be the fastest, but I feel in control. And that is exactly how I prefer to be! Thank you so much!!!
ОтветитьWhat ski poles are you using here?
ОтветитьI am a certified ski instructor in Vail, Colorado. This is quality teaching content and good skills to learn.
ОтветитьGreat tips!
ОтветитьThat was scary, but a fantastic demonstration thank you.
ОтветитьPoint your skis downhill and send it
ОтветитьI like this video, thank you. I had not been given this wisdom. but worked it out through trial and error, and error, and error. Never got seriously hurt, but often retreated to apres-ski in advance of boo-boos I would feel even before a soothing shower prior to going to bed.
ОтветитьStopped in to make sure you mentioned jump turns. Good job. Keep the pointy tips downhill!
ОтветитьI like this, this is classic no risk alpine skiing, for much more difficult situations than this.
ОтветитьThank you for teaching us how to be safe and in control
Ответитьsteeps are not hard but tight chutes are. Steeps are actually quite easy just commit to the turn.
ОтветитьIf you sideslip go ski something you are ready for and don't ruin the snow for the rest of us!
Ответитьcommit and maintain your rythm.........rythm is important... also it helps to have a pole that you might feel is a little long for you.
ОтветитьThis assumes you have nice snow to ski in. New England ICE requires a whole different technique. But great advice nevertheless.
ОтветитьFirst video I have seen on the subject of handling steeps that mentions, respects and addresses the fear learners face when they go up the gradient.
ОтветитьThis is not steep:)
Ответитьgreat video
ОтветитьFantastic video! Thanks very much, you got yourself a new sub :) All excellent info, and great reminders for me. Now.....just need to get some snow and put it into action! I moved New England area in the US from Europe and MAn is it icy over here! No joke icy, as in skiing down a sheet of glass! Defiantly not my fave skiing, but I'm doing fine. I am going comb through your videos to see if you have anything to help me stay confident on icy slopes.
ОтветитьOr you could learn to snowboard rather than pizza pieing down freshies!
ОтветитьSide slipping is trash advice and results in a ruined slope for skiers who are actually skilled enough to be there.
ОтветитьLooks scary with that wide angle camera.
Ответитьjust point tips straight down.
you'll be fine
I think you may have just saved my marriage and my life! Lol
ОтветитьDont lean back or forward. You weight has to be on the top of ski binding. You have to commit yourself every turn you make.
ОтветитьThink I’ll just do one black for my pride then take a few reds over to where I’ve got a table booked for a long lunch. Excellent lesson though!
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