How to Ski Powder | 3 Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
- In this video, we are going to teach you how to ski powder. We are going to look into the 3 most common mistakes people do when skiing powder and how to fix them. Learn to correct these mistakes and you will have a way better time when freeride skiing. Learn more or join a camp at stompittutorials.com/camps
00:00 Intro
00:30 Reduce risk
00:40 Common mistake 1 | Leaning back too much
03:48 Common mistake 2 | Rotating the upper body
05:15 Common mistake 3 | Skiing with feet too wide
06:10 1980´s skiing
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I've been teaching skiing for the past 30 years and everything on this video is correct. Thank you for showing some great techniques for skiing in powder. I have 110mm underfoot but prefer to be under 100mm so I can sink in the snow. Just to add keeping your legs and skis together in powder is similar to skiing in the bumps.
It's incredible that all these videos are totally free!! Thank you so much man!
No probs I am glad you liked it :)
Always, and I repeat ALWAYS trust the guy with the euro accent first!!
amen.
Not necessarily when it comes to powder! Europe's got nothin on north america and japan! That being said this guy definitely knows what he's saying
@@aaronlandau5575 bruh have you seen the alps
@@Drawee Nah he is right. The alps have a long history of people herding cattle up there and all that stuff.
With a bunch of people living and skiing up there, skiing on perfectly groomed pistes is normal in europe. Powder isn't as popular
He sounds very swedish and by nature we're much better at ice than in powder.
I started skiing at seven but left it for snowboarding at 11 or so, now at 21 I tried to pick it up again. I found out I have gotten way better and confident in skiing without ever touching them. This was especially the case in the powder, the fact that i could do powder runs on the most beginner rental ski's confirmed to me that the type of ski you are using never makes it impossible to ski powder. great to see that you agree.
Love the videos and damn the quality is great
First try of a 360 today
Thank you for your videos. didn't landed it,but tomorrow I will try again
Did u manage in the end ? :))
Me to
@@eliorlov2700 after 7 try's YES
Lustig wie ich dich immer wieder unter Videos jeder Art sehe
Schofi ich auch immer und überall
I like mogul slopes more, but what you've shown here - is absolutely correct, and you've talked about it so well on camera!
The jump at the end where you rotate your skies one side and then another - that's astounding - I know how hard it is in reality and know that I can't do it in my current shape.
A rare case when a person does and talks well! 🙂👍
Just found your channel and I’m obsessed! I love your videos! You seem to genuinely want people to be the best skiers they can be! No snobby attitude. You seem to believe anyone can do what they set their mind to on skis!
Thank you so much Olivia! :D Yes that is basically what I belive! Have fun learning new stuff this season. /Jens
i live on the east coast why am i watching this lol
Update: 1 year later I'm back at this video cause I moved out west
Jillian ! East coast of?
hahaha me too! i'm from Québec Canada, where we're made from ice lol
I have caught many great Powder days on the East Coast..you just have to hit the Road immediately...Sugarbush, Mad River. Jay Wildcat etc.
@@matthewstellato4879 maybe so, but its way more rare on the east coast than out west, for whatever reason.
For when you get out west. This is a very good lesson and essentially mirrors most of what I was shown in a small group lesson at Jackson Hole. Not letting the tails dig down and keeping the chest square to the fall line were the main ideas put forth. After that one lesson I was able to ski steep and deep far better.
I have literally taught myself how to ski just from watching this channel the last 2 years. So glad I started! Now I get to try out some powder skiing in Colorado in December, and boom, this video comes up! I've learned the basics, how to jump, and hopefully now some good backcountry skiing tips. Thank you for making this page.
That was the best pow lesson online that I've seen.
i can't understand who can put a dislike to this... basic rules, simple explained, lessons for free. every of your vid is worth. also for advanced skiers to get rid of bad habits!
Hi, i’m a french viewer and i like you well because of ski ofc :) but also because i find you have an accent i can understand, you don’t speak too fast and its a good point 👍 thx for your ski tips i’ll recommend you to my friends
Noffit yeah same
Les sous titres ne buggait pas ? Moi au lieu de français C t allemand
Man, you are really a good teacher and I like your chilled personality :)
Congrats for reaching 100k!! Well deserved!
Thanks for all the tips ! And congrats for the quality of your videos guys ! Keep it up 🙌
Love yr vids. Thanks for explaining evrything calmly and professionally.
Spot on for all those tips!! Powder... such fun!
Great reminders !
Awesome video! I find these extremely helpful
Great video man! It helped alot!
Bentchetler. Have his 3 latest pair of Ski. So incredible!
This is solid advice to anyone skiing pow. Great video!
Great tutorial! the guy is really clear and funny! great video footage!
Nice Video!!
Great video!
I can’t wait!! Ski season was supposed to open this weekend but it’s been postponed. Watching Stomp It to keep the hype alive. Just bought some Rossignol EXP 86 Basalt skis. My first pair of skis. Can’t wait to try anything I’ve picked up from your videos.
One of the best channels on youtube. Good luck to you! 🍀
This was such a perfect video! Loved it
Pretty good little video, simple and helpful.
Love your video and your speed in the video is very easy to follow
Thumb up for your video
Great content,very helpful and instructive
just love your sking style and vibe!
Another great vid! Thank you
I lived for several seasons in Jackson Hole, and skied every day on 207 cm skis, on the Hobacks (when open) , and many, many times OB in Cody Bowl and Granite Canyon.
Here is how to ski powder in a list.
1. Establish a rhythm
2) Do NOT go slow.......find a slope with some pitch
3) Stay over the middle of your skis. Don't sit back or drive forward. Stay centered with your feet underneath you and shoulders as square to the fall line as possible.
4) Keep going....don't stop. Keep that rhythm.
5) Don't ski powder in the trees with one of the maids from a local Teton Village lodge, who just split several joints with you. Not good. Ha
Good tips. Thanks.
I am guilty of the over-rotation on occasion, thanks for the fix!
Such a great guide
Excellent channel, thank you for the coaching.
Nice work on the videos, especially the content. Thank you.
Awesome tips! Thank you for putting this video out. :)
Fantastic tips ;) thank you!
A big thanks, man!
Excellent! thanks
Heading over to Niseko for some Japow - this vid was dope! Can't wait to shred some
Nice video! And yay, 100000 subscribers! Congrats, good quality!
Thank you Jens! Love your videos! 👍✌️🦋🕊️☃️❄️🎄❤️🥰
Very good videos, keep up the good work!
Amazing! Thanks a lot. 👍
You just counted all of my problems. Thanks for the video I realy like it.
Ok knocked it out of the park with that amazing explanation
I love the end, groovy tones
Oh, nice!thanks
Thanks for the tips and the quality is insane, but jeez, I'm so jealous on the mountains and snow u have there...
Very good job thank you very much..
hope the next powder skiing tutorial comes soon...😍
Great set of instruction videos and a few of the powder skiing tips have helped me. It is worth mentioning that although you can ski powder on any ski, having the correct ski makes it much easier. I started skiing off piste on Fischer RC4 GS race skis, (both old school 210cm thin skis and 185cm carvers). Four years ago I bought some all mountain skis, (185cm Atomic Vantage Theory), and now find off piste far more enjoyable. The all mountain skis are more stable and are much smoother when skiing chop and crud......it isn't always soft fluffy powder out there.
I'm skiing for almost 30 years now and this video is gold, not only for powder, but skiing in general. Always project shoulders down the valley, don't lean back and keep the skis tight (makes quick turning easier and gives more stability if done right)
I would love to watch a new freestyle vid. Like some (easy) tricks
Love your videos
100,000 subscribers love the videos
Thanks for very informative video. Love your style! The demo crash haha.
Very good video! Adult learner here: powder clicked for me when I committed to face down the fall line, still upper body (watch for over-rotation, as you said), relaxed posture, keeping shin pressure on the boots, knees together and for the finishing touch a confident, reaching pole plant. Can't over state the need for speed to gain flotation - in my experience this is what holds people back - they can't commit to the speed required for at least some flotation and so end up leaning back to force the skis around - which is exhausting. The pumping drill 1:40 can also be practiced on the sides of pistes if you don't have that glorious Laax pow!
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When people say shin pressure is that happening when youre turning on the downhill ski?
@@henrygonzalez3842 it just means you push your shins into the front of your boot. So that your shins always have some light pressure onto the boot, that way you know you have good position and are not standing up to much.
Yes you have to "attack" the mountain :) Been skiing my whole life and I still get tired sometimes, at least with new gear, in which case it's tempting to lean back to ease tension on your thigh muscles. It's better to do a full stop until you're ready to "attack" again.
Uneven snow can cause this, or when you don't trust the surface. I find this to mostly happen in "off piste" ski resorts where bushes are here and there, or if there's lots of tracks and mixed snow, and you get a bit "defensive", especially with new skis/boots/bindings.
Better to venture a bit further off piste to find that good powder hill, then follow a road back to the lift or something (if at a resort) :)
Cool.skiing and a really good video!
Menn your videos are really awesome, it helps a lot even when you already know how to ski!!! KEEP IT GOING PLZ #heartsfromfrance
Love the tips and damn this gets me excited to ski
Congrats on 100k!
yes! you do ausom footages!!! adore them! thanks to drone pilot!
Congrats to 100k!!!!!!
I have been skiing off and on since I was 3, but I had a long gap and then got back into it the last few years. I was feeling really confident at Keystone last year, but the snow was really consistent (not very much.) This year at Crested Butte, with 5-6 inches of fresh powder over the groomed run, I am really struggling. This is the deepest powder I have ever seen! Yesterday I went out on a easy run, fell and slammed my head into the snow. I was so shaken and disappointed with myself, I quit for the day 😢. I am going out today and practicing everything I leaned in this video. I really hope after some practice, I have the confidence I need to get back on some harder runs and enjoy myself. Thanks!
Very nice video! I will be skiing out west in the USA for the first time in March so this video was very helpful! I usually ski in Vermont so I have never skied in serious powder
Go to Jay in vermont
I’ve been waiting for this video
awesome stuff man !!!
@stompittutorials would you mind sharing what king of googles you had on ?
10/10 would join your camp
Great video and suberb quality! I have done all those mistakes. Can you make a video about how to read the terrain for safe lines in backcountry?
Wow! Learned what I’m doing wrong!TY
I am shocked....these are the same top three mistakes I would have chosen also!
Oh, and we are forecast to get a foot of snow tomorrow night in the Wasatch.....Yay!
Grymt bra!!
So great
thank you
Thanks
Kom hem från en skidresa idag, gjorde min första backflip på skidor tack vare din tutorial! Nästa resa ska jag försöka lära mig åka puder! Grym video btw
Fantastique!
We all just gonna ignore that sweet double shifty at 6:31?
No I saw it
Leo_ baldy why are you saying No?
"You put on some 1980's music, you send it feet close, and just smash it!"
No 4: make sure your pockets are all closed or you’ll fill up your jacket with powder on the first fall.
@@kevinberger3501 That can happen on snowmade powder on a green trail.
Not specific here
You ds best
Hey, awesome videos! Just picked up a pair of Chetler 120s myself, wondering where you mounted yours?
Обожаю ролики автора. Легко для понимания и очень полезно. Удачи в развитии этого youtube канала!
love your tutorials!!
Maaan! Great to see you again! You are brilliant at communicating the skill thing but the playful idiot that comes with it makes you so watchable. Shine on! 🌵🦅
Excellent instruction and video thank you! Where is this? Anyway I’ve taken these notes and gonna ski just like you this season! 😂😂👍
laaxx ski area in the alps
Yes to 80’s music!
The 1980 music type was the best.
Hi from Whistler Canada! Your videos are amazing and so helpful! Do You think You could show us how to do a butter (nose/tail) ? That would be awesome.
Hey Alex, We already have made those tutorials.
Found it! Thanks 🙏🏻
You should start doin ski reviews
You had me at 80s music and send it 😂
Nice video...subscribed! Do you recommend mounting bindings back 1-2cm for powder skiing like this?
Was able to go from falling on greens to cruising down a black using these videos!
That is amazing :)
4:19
That’s me thinking, I can do this. I believe in myself.
Where are you located? Those camps look amazing I love your videos!