@@StompItTutorialsI also like the way you are always positive but have a gentle calm personality - which is very reassuring. You come across as someone who is not judgemental of others - skiing is not a competition for you - you clearly want the best skiing / learning / enjoyment for those around you-whilst not judging people around you compared other skiers, and whatever their level. that is massively enabling for your students to maximise their learning - and a lot of ski instructors / Coaches don’t have that. I’m certain I’d enjoy skiing with you. Well done. You are amazingly fluent in English with such a cool, subtle but very charismatic accent. Where did you grow up ? I’m afraid I can’t quite place it … a Finnish accent …?
I've been watching your vids for several years now and your actual ski skiing is so much more dynamic now. All the skills blended extremely well. It gives a very polished look that very few instructors ever reach.
Im flattered you noticed that I been putting in some work into my turns. They are still far from the picture I got in my mind but maybe not felt like I unlocked something important the other day.
Just got in the park for the first time this week and I love it. Your videos definitely helped me to get better with my pop technique and getting to know tricks. It’s for sure going to be a fun winter for me thanks to you💗
Had to google "gazelle on rollerblades" and I must say I like how it looks on it. All though its a form of switch 180 they are rather different but I have only seen this one video of it. ua-cam.com/video/ZSIvt6Krnmk/v-deo.htmlsi=9_tmCPU5UWTipqGc&t=138
@@StompItTutorials You're right, it's slightly different when the feet act separately. I think this one does a good job of illustrating what I was talking about. The push from edge to edge is really common in skating. ua-cam.com/users/shortsbS9Z7TesGUw?si=jz6Ifd71kcoJECZZ
Quick question for any ski-Lovers, how heavy are your skis? And how tall are you compared to the lenght of your skis? I have wanted to get into tricks for a while but feel like my skis might be to heavy/long for tricks like these. Currently on the lookout for new ones since my last pair snapped. Any help would be greatly appreacieted!
how much should i set my din settings to do manuals/butters/jumps? 1-2 points above the recommended setting? last time i tried to do a manual/butter my bindings would release.
I dont dare to say. First just make sure your forward pressure is perfect. Second have someone film you from the side when you try to nosebutter standing still. If you only tip forward like a tree falling over a part of the issue lay on your way of doing it not so well. Try to roll up on the nose like explained here. ua-cam.com/video/m_Zjh2xHXOc/v-deo.htmlsi=W3Meg5kaOvaICVPq&t=71 As a life long freestyle skier I've experimented with slowly increasing and decreasing DIN settings to a point they come off when need to and stay on when I need them to. I have over-extended the knee a wee bit once due to the heel piece not coming off in powder otherwise I been ok. Remeber it can get real serious if the skis don't eject when they should so be very careful!
If your bindings release when doing manuals, butters and normal jumps, you are either riding a low DIN because you are a beginner, so focus on normal riding first, until you are comfortable riding a higher DIN, or your DIN settings are in fact way too low for your skill level. Your skis shouldnt release from butters or landing jumps if you are anything but a beginner.
@@micha93s I dont know anyone but myself who does this but I don't have the same din on the toe piece vs the heel. Makes sense to me and my current situation. Once again carfull messing with din´s can put you in hospital.
what tricks are possible with some cracked ribs? I cracked my ribs on a rail with my snowboard, and now just taking it easy with my skis. Still boarding though too.
@StompItTutorials EDIT: I´ve found your ski model: Atomic Bent 90. It is not fully symmetrical. To do all these tricks would you advice for a fully symmetrical ski with true center binding position? I´m 1.70 so I might try to find something in the range 1.50-160. Better closer to 1.50 or closer to 160? Thanks in advance mate! (Old text) what skiing boards are you using? It looks like you set up is fully neutral and nose and tail have exactly the same width, right? Amazing video. A few years ago I bough K2 Extreme boards and I though the shop owner was going to put the bindings almost neutral. I was very disappointed he put the bindings like any other ski and was fully convinced that it was the proper way, but I was not convinced at all. Next season I really want to try your setup. I already do inline skating and skate backwards. How can I know the exact length of the boards for my height? I´m 5'6" (170cm)
What skis would you suggest for going in the park? For example; rocker/camber/length/under foot, etc. Also, what stiffness in the boot? I currently have a 130, which I love for groomers and moguls, but I wonder if they are too stiff for the park. Thanks for the great video!
If you can handle 130 great use them too in the park. I use 130 to. To have fun get yourself ski with camber and rocker, a medium soft flexed or even soft unless your tall and heavy. To make it fun and easier to learn your first ollies, butters etc.
What is the length of your Bent 90? I´ve been investigating a bit and it looks great. Very light. I´m 1.70 and the Bent 90 is offered in the shop I´m looking at in two lengths: 157 and 184. I´m a bit afraid that 157 could be a bit short and 184 too long. EDIT: I just found that the other sizes are 166 and 175 version. I think the 166 could be the one for me. I just need to make my mind on the binding. The manufacturer offers a range of -4 (all mountain) to +6 (for park). Not sure if +6 is really true center but it must be very close. What is the position of your bindings?
Hey, I really like your videos! Thanks for all that information. I would call me a good skier when it comes to „normal“ carving, but i want to learn some more things and have more fun. Do you think I can use my race carvers to ski switch?
I just discovered your videos by accident this week, while researching which pair of skis I'd be buying. Suddenly found myself a few videos deep. Love the work and vibe! I wonder if you could give me some advice. I'm a long-time skier and the last 10-11 years I've enjoyed the Nordica Ace of Spades (177, I'm 1,76m). I love going fast but also play around on and off the slopes from time to time (and as an amateur in the park). These skis are very stable and reliable but require quite some work in less-than-ideal ski conditions (long rear since I'm center-mounted). Now I'm thinking of getting a new pair with a bit more focus on slopes and I'm currently torn between the Atomic Redster Q7.8 or the Maverick 88. I'd love to still have a bit of the playfulness when I feel like it. Any thoughts?
Thank you. Of the two option the Q7.8 will turn way quicker with the tighter radius tight radius for a piste ski that is fun but the Maveric is a bit better on the side of the slope with shallow pow. If your looking for a piste ski for a piste ski. My current favorite is the X9S. Stiff, aggressive, tight radius but not too tight 15m is the sweet spot for me.
hi man, love your content. question: would you recommend the Atomic Savor Photo ski goggles for bad weather? the glasses change color depending on the weather
I can't wait to try the Switch Revert that does look like it really improves your control, and adds style! Unfortunately too windy here in NorCal today but supposedly the BIG DUMP is coming for the next wk so we'll take it! ⛷
not very thrilled with the get your gear right opening but I guess it's what you have to do for the sponsors. Good advice thought. I've found teaching the "platform" idea that you also explained in Tom Gellie's video to be the most helpful for most people learning. Also with 68 underfoot. Further return of the turn straight skis from Marcus caston is a great example of "if you are on top of it, the essential of the turn doesn't change" Is the goal to teach skiing and promote enjoyment on the mountain or to sell skis? :/
im about 5'8 and i have skis that are 150 cm. just touching my chin or if i stand tall they are just under it. i geuss im more intermediate skill level but i mostly like cruising down greens and blues and would occasionally do blacks. and like to do park as they are park skis (beginner tricks). But for what i do is the sizing gonna have a noticeable delay in my progression or will they be fine for next year until i can afford better skis? i don't know if that's a dumb question or not i just know its recommend to have skis at chin or higher. any responses are appreciated!
Checked the prices for elevenate shell jacket and pants, that Jens is wearing. Goddamn it - 16 hundred for a set is a bit steep! Jens, you have to get us a promo code for 30%!!
I sent you comment to my guy at E11 who know maybe a discount is coming but probably not 30%. I think the prices are comparable to other high end brands for their 3 layer jackets.
I’m it understand your answer. Nah means no the Bent 110s are not too wide or you don’t recommend using Bent 110s at all? It looks like the mere is some sort of Bent in the video. Is that a Bent 100?
@@StompItTutorials thanks bro, i'm 1'91 and weight 92kg, i go down all the tracks in the resort without problem, i like to try some tricks in the park, 180, 360, not much more, and if it snow dust i love freeride. I have the line optic 92 nd faction 102. What boots you reccomend for me with this specifications, thank you in advance mi Bro please u can respond me
Build your own. Me and my friends growing up on the Swedish north east coast we had to get creative and do it our self from time to time. Find some plastic tubes and build your own rails. Larger diameter is more fun say 2-4 feet across.
Sorry to hear that. You probably landed nose heave and not perpendicular to the landing enough. Practise 180s on a flat slope and try to land nice and up right. Extremly slowly increase speed and size of side hits then jumps. Only increase the size or speed if you still feel like your landing up right! Good luck and have fun out there. Consider stretching your calfs they are probably too tight, when they are ready for it.
i wholeheartedly disagree! i love the casual and approachable tone you all have have with your videos and i feel they add a sense of comical whimsy, all while i’m learning potentially intimidating instructions, even if i’m not on the slopes yet 😂 definitely putting a smile on my face!
I have not spent time thinking this statement through but my gut tells me it's not to far off. About 10 years of skiing every week during ski season. Yet most skiers never become expert. This is if this levels end with Pro after expert. I sadly will never reach pro in freestyle or racing.
@youvegotsmail Sorry I miss read and thought you asked how long to become an expert. How to, try to ski 50+ days per winter. Get coaching, do lots of self video analysis, actually try to get better every day you ski.
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Jens, you're a natural teacher! Your enthusiasm is infectious. Really enjoying the videos, such a great resource and so well put together 🤙🏻
Thank you. I worked a long time on both the teaching and skiing. Feels good to put it to use and hear that!
@@StompItTutorialsI also like the way you are always positive but have a gentle calm personality - which is very reassuring. You come across as someone who is not judgemental of others - skiing is not a competition for you - you clearly want the best skiing / learning / enjoyment for those around you-whilst not judging people around you compared other skiers, and whatever their level. that is massively enabling for your students to maximise their learning - and a lot of ski instructors /
Coaches don’t have that. I’m certain I’d enjoy skiing with you. Well done.
You are amazingly fluent in English with such a cool, subtle but very charismatic accent. Where did you grow up ? I’m afraid I can’t quite place it … a Finnish accent …?
I've been watching your vids for several years now and your actual ski skiing is so much more dynamic now. All the skills blended extremely well. It gives a very polished look that very few instructors ever reach.
Im flattered you noticed that I been putting in some work into my turns. They are still far from the picture I got in my mind but maybe not felt like I unlocked something important the other day.
@StompItTutorials what's been the focus recently? I miss being able to train all the time.
This dude is chill
Perfect. Exactly what I needed for having fun of the mountain with boring turns 😅
Awesome!
Damn, you guys just make everything look so simple!
All the basic versions are rather simple. I skied a lot so its all rather effortless except the manual that takes some effort.
Fun, loved the interjections; made me chuckle!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just got in the park for the first time this week and I love it. Your videos definitely helped me to get better with my pop technique and getting to know tricks. It’s for sure going to be a fun winter for me thanks to you💗
Amazing enjoy your new hobby 🙏🏻
Production wish this maybe the best tutorial yet. Great job guys!
Man you are my Heroe o)
The quality of this video is crazy!
Thank you!
Hi. what model of skis do you use? How tall are you and what is the length of your skis?
Regards
Now im just more excited I'm going on af ski vacation on Thursday
Hope you got enough snow! ❄️
@@jebotipasmater Me to
Enjoy!
@@StompItTutorials thanks
You had me at the Napoleon Dynamite reference. Thanks for all your great skills videos!
I learned the ollie when skiing this season, its really fun to just do it and it also made me (almost) learn butter
Sick, well done!
Really cool vid, can’t wait to try some of these in a couple months time! 🤪🤙🤝
Such great videos
awesome vid, thanks for the gift : ) definitely needed it in the slopes
That switch revert on rollerblades is called a gazelle. Love seeing the crossover between bipedal sports.
Had to google "gazelle on rollerblades" and I must say I like how it looks on it. All though its a form of switch 180 they are rather different but I have only seen this one video of it. ua-cam.com/video/ZSIvt6Krnmk/v-deo.htmlsi=9_tmCPU5UWTipqGc&t=138
@@StompItTutorials You're right, it's slightly different when the feet act separately. I think this one does a good job of illustrating what I was talking about. The push from edge to edge is really common in skating. ua-cam.com/users/shortsbS9Z7TesGUw?si=jz6Ifd71kcoJECZZ
日本人で見てる方居ますか？英語分からなくても、フリースキーやってる者としては大体分かりますね！すごく勉強になりります！
Love the video and the style! Especially like the little clips fit in there (Napoleon Dynamite reference 👌🏻)
Glad you liked it!
Quick question for any ski-Lovers, how heavy are your skis? And how tall are you compared to the lenght of your skis? I have wanted to get into tricks for a while but feel like my skis might be to heavy/long for tricks like these. Currently on the lookout for new ones since my last pair snapped. Any help would be greatly appreacieted!
Thank you for the videos you are my inspiration. Keep going!
Will do and your comment helps keep pushing fun or educational content out :)
epic material. thx!
Thank you!
amazing video 🤘❤️🔥
Спасибо тебе за крутые обучающие видео 🤘🏻
Thank you for watching.
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What type of skis are a good fit between good carving on slopes and do some tricks like these? Thanks :)
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how much should i set my din settings to do manuals/butters/jumps? 1-2 points above the recommended setting?
last time i tried to do a manual/butter my bindings would release.
Have the Same Problem
I dont dare to say. First just make sure your forward pressure is perfect. Second have someone film you from the side when you try to nosebutter standing still. If you only tip forward like a tree falling over a part of the issue lay on your way of doing it not so well. Try to roll up on the nose like explained here. ua-cam.com/video/m_Zjh2xHXOc/v-deo.htmlsi=W3Meg5kaOvaICVPq&t=71
As a life long freestyle skier I've experimented with slowly increasing and decreasing DIN settings to a point they come off when need to and stay on when I need them to. I have over-extended the knee a wee bit once due to the heel piece not coming off in powder otherwise I been ok. Remeber it can get real serious if the skis don't eject when they should so be very careful!
If your bindings release when doing manuals, butters and normal jumps, you are either riding a low DIN because you are a beginner, so focus on normal riding first, until you are comfortable riding a higher DIN, or your DIN settings are in fact way too low for your skill level. Your skis shouldnt release from butters or landing jumps if you are anything but a beginner.
@@StompItTutorials thank you, I will try increasing by 1 increment and see how it feels
@@micha93s I dont know anyone but myself who does this but I don't have the same din on the toe piece vs the heel. Makes sense to me and my current situation. Once again carfull messing with din´s can put you in hospital.
Love the video! Sorry if you've addressed this or typed it out somewhere, but what skis are you using in this video?
what tricks are possible with some cracked ribs? I cracked my ribs on a rail with my snowboard, and now just taking it easy with my skis. Still boarding though too.
Dbl cork 1620 tail grab, should be no problem for a boarder “taking it easy” with his skis… 😏
@StompItTutorials EDIT: I´ve found your ski model: Atomic Bent 90. It is not fully symmetrical. To do all these tricks would you advice for a fully symmetrical ski with true center binding position? I´m 1.70 so I might try to find something in the range 1.50-160. Better closer to 1.50 or closer to 160? Thanks in advance mate!
(Old text) what skiing boards are you using? It looks like you set up is fully neutral and nose and tail have exactly the same width, right? Amazing video. A few years ago I bough K2 Extreme boards and I though the shop owner was going to put the bindings almost neutral. I was very disappointed he put the bindings like any other ski and was fully convinced that it was the proper way, but I was not convinced at all. Next season I really want to try your setup. I already do inline skating and skate backwards. How can I know the exact length of the boards for my height? I´m 5'6" (170cm)
YES NAPOLEON DYNAMITE AND SKIING TWI IF MY FAV THINGS
What skis would you suggest for going in the park? For example; rocker/camber/length/under foot, etc. Also, what stiffness in the boot? I currently have a 130, which I love for groomers and moguls, but I wonder if they are too stiff for the park. Thanks for the great video!
If you can handle 130 great use them too in the park. I use 130 to. To have fun get yourself ski with camber and rocker, a medium soft flexed or even soft unless your tall and heavy. To make it fun and easier to learn your first ollies, butters etc.
@@StompItTutorials thanks for the reply!!!
Video idea: 5 easy tricks with carving skis!
IVe done that 2 years ago already. But you know you can do any trick on pretty much any ski.
What is the length of your Bent 90? I´ve been investigating a bit and it looks great. Very light. I´m 1.70 and the Bent 90 is offered in the shop I´m looking at in two lengths: 157 and 184. I´m a bit afraid that 157 could be a bit short and 184 too long.
EDIT: I just found that the other sizes are 166 and 175 version. I think the 166 could be the one for me. I just need to make my mind on the binding. The manufacturer offers a range of -4 (all mountain) to +6 (for park). Not sure if +6 is really true center but it must be very close. What is the position of your bindings?
Hey, I really like your videos! Thanks for all that information. I would call me a good skier when it comes to „normal“ carving, but i want to learn some more things and have more fun. Do you think I can use my race carvers to ski switch?
They are extra fun to ski switch on. Just don't ski into any bump aggressive enough to have the tail sick in and rock your world in the bad way.
I just discovered your videos by accident this week, while researching which pair of skis I'd be buying. Suddenly found myself a few videos deep. Love the work and vibe!
I wonder if you could give me some advice. I'm a long-time skier and the last 10-11 years I've enjoyed the Nordica Ace of Spades (177, I'm 1,76m). I love going fast but also play around on and off the slopes from time to time (and as an amateur in the park). These skis are very stable and reliable but require quite some work in less-than-ideal ski conditions (long rear since I'm center-mounted). Now I'm thinking of getting a new pair with a bit more focus on slopes and I'm currently torn between the Atomic Redster Q7.8 or the Maverick 88. I'd love to still have a bit of the playfulness when I feel like it. Any thoughts?
Thank you. Of the two option the Q7.8 will turn way quicker with the tighter radius tight radius for a piste ski that is fun but the Maveric is a bit better on the side of the slope with shallow pow. If your looking for a piste ski for a piste ski. My current favorite is the X9S. Stiff, aggressive, tight radius but not too tight 15m is the sweet spot for me.
hi man, love your content. question: would you recommend the Atomic Savor Photo ski goggles for bad weather? the glasses change color depending on the weather
I love the Four Pro HD. Best google I had in years. Make sure to get the one with the slight orange tint seen from the inside of the google.
Does it matter what skis I use. If it does witch ones should I get
@StompItTutorials hey maybe off topic, what camera did you use to film the stationary shots? The quality is insanely good!
A fuji I forgot the model.
What type of ski is the best to use to learn these tricks?? Longer vs. shorter, thinner vs. wider, camber or rocker, shape, etc.
Umm.. how do u use your ski boots flex??
i want to know plz😢
do i have to use twintip skis to switch or can i use clasic carving ones?
Are your bindings centre-mounted? Can you still do reverts if your bindings are not centre-mounted?
Can you switch with any ski, or do you need a certain amount of tail rocker?
I can't wait to try the Switch Revert that does look like it really improves your control, and adds style! Unfortunately too windy here in NorCal today but supposedly the BIG DUMP is coming for the next wk so we'll take it! ⛷
FIngers crossed I heard its a terrible snow year so far. Enjoy learning it.
Is an ollie possible with any skis? Like race skis too?
How important is it to have park skis for Ollie? As in more bend and lighter skies. Also do you need twin tips to ski switch?
Piste skis are great for ollies too. Stiff but short tail making it easier than freestyle skis id say.
not very thrilled with the get your gear right opening but I guess it's what you have to do for the sponsors. Good advice thought. I've found teaching the "platform" idea that you also explained in Tom Gellie's video to be the most helpful for most people learning. Also with 68 underfoot. Further return of the turn straight skis from Marcus caston is a great example of "if you are on top of it, the essential of the turn doesn't change" Is the goal to teach skiing and promote enjoyment on the mountain or to sell skis? :/
I´m confused. I didnt talk about gear in this video. Im all about helping people have fun and get better through having fun on two skis.
im about 5'8 and i have skis that are 150 cm. just touching my chin or if i stand tall they are just under it. i geuss im more intermediate skill level but i mostly like cruising down greens and blues and would occasionally do blacks. and like to do park as they are park skis (beginner tricks). But for what i do is the sizing gonna have a noticeable delay in my progression or will they be fine for next year until i can afford better skis? i don't know if that's a dumb question or not i just know its recommend to have skis at chin or higher. any responses are appreciated!
No it will probably make you learn quicker with these shorter skis.
Do I need the ski's you have, or can this be achieved with one sided ski's?
What was the Louie CK clip from??
do you need twin tips for olling ?? PLS REPLY
Hey, where do you ski? What resort is this.
What helmet do you use?
Checked the prices for elevenate shell jacket and pants, that Jens is wearing. Goddamn it - 16 hundred for a set is a bit steep! Jens, you have to get us a promo code for 30%!!
I sent you comment to my guy at E11 who know maybe a discount is coming but probably not 30%. I think the prices are comparable to other high end brands for their 3 layer jackets.
Which Model of the Skis does he use?
What model Atomic are you riding in the video?
Bent 90
Do you ever have students on telemark skis?
Can i do this Tricks with every Ski?
Are the bent 110s too wide to learn these on groomers?
Nah mate. Will take a lot of effort to manual if you got long ones.
I’m it understand your answer. Nah means no the Bent 110s are not too wide or you don’t recommend using Bent 110s at all? It looks like the mere is some sort of Bent in the video. Is that a Bent 100?
Ich fahre im Moment en bent chettler 85 und will en dickere jetz isch mini frag ob mer mit em 100er uf de piste au no guet cha carve usw ?
Sure it carves to but depending on the length it has a rather large radius. Of the two skis you mention I prefer the 90.
@@StompItTutorials Thanks a lot so you are using the 90s in this Video
How comfy should ski boots be?
After worn for say 7 days they should be tight but not cause pain unless you buckle them tight for a prolonged time.
@@StompItTutorials are they too tight if after a long day on skis your toes fall aspleep?
What are these atomic skis in the video?
Bent 90
@@StompItTutorials thank you. Looks like wider
Hello Jens, last season I broke my wrist and got KO’d while doing a Daffy butter. Lmao
Oh no. I hope your well now and ready to daffy butter even better this season.
What boots you use bro????
Atomic, Hawx 130 Ultra. Dont go that stiff unless your good enough or heavy enough.
@@StompItTutorials thanks bro, i'm 1'91 and weight 92kg, i go down all the tracks in the resort without problem, i like to try some tricks in the park, 180, 360, not much more, and if it snow dust i love freeride. I have the line optic 92 nd faction 102. What boots you reccomend for me with this specifications, thank you in advance mi Bro please u can respond me
Свободные люди свободно катают ✌
What skis are those?
I was on Atomic Bent 90, and Vincent Bent 100.
He always is riding the smoothest boxes, rails, and jumps ever bro can’t find any of this on the east coast😢
Build your own. Me and my friends growing up on the Swedish north east coast we had to get creative and do it our self from time to time.
Find some plastic tubes and build your own rails. Larger diameter is more fun say 2-4 feet across.
I can’t even ski anymore because after my toes and toe nails hurt and are so sore after
What jacket is thus?
E11 Bec de Ross 🤙🏻
@@StompItTutorials thx
Watching this after fucking up my calf doing a 180 on my holiday hurts
Sorry to hear that. You probably landed nose heave and not perpendicular to the landing enough. Practise 180s on a flat slope and try to land nice and up right. Extremly slowly increase speed and size of side hits then jumps. Only increase the size or speed if you still feel like your landing up right! Good luck and have fun out there. Consider stretching your calfs they are probably too tight, when they are ready for it.
It always looks so easy…but it takes years of experiance to do so
Yea to make it look this easy. But to learn a ollie or ollie 180 or basic butter just takes a few hours.
I’ve been skiing for years. Thought I’d never Ollie 180. Got it my first try. Sometimes it’s the fear making it hard.
Helpful video but those random interjections are distracting and jarring when trying to study the technique
Yea I kind of agree we maybe we are overdoing it @carlosortola1971 ?
You can’t make everyone happy. Numbers don’t say that 🤷🏼
@@carlos.ortolaBon appetit do it well…..lots of editing Easter eggs but without completely cutting away from the A-roll
I agree with this!
i wholeheartedly disagree! i love the casual and approachable tone you all have have with your videos and i feel they add a sense of comical whimsy, all while i’m learning potentially intimidating instructions, even if i’m not on the slopes yet 😂 definitely putting a smile on my face!
I never became an adult.
Lucky you.
Opportunity to ski with a bowstaff and demonstrate your sweet skills...missed.
Haha I have a blue belt in KS Hapkido where I did train abit with such sticks all though I preferred kicking and grappling.
@@StompItTutorials ...re the Napoleon Dynamite insert. Now you just need a football to throw over the mountain.
A little too many edited meme clips
@carlosortola1971 see ;)
We talked about it a couple of days ago and we think there was exactly 1 too many 🤗
Don't try any of these silly moves unless you are an expert skier or you may
a) injure yourself and/or
b) crash into other skiers and injure them
I have not spent time thinking this statement through but my gut tells me it's not to far off. About 10 years of skiing every week during ski season. Yet most skiers never become expert. This is if this levels end with Pro after expert. I sadly will never reach pro in freestyle or racing.
@youvegotsmail Sorry I miss read and thought you asked how long to become an expert. How to, try to ski 50+ days per winter. Get coaching, do lots of self video analysis, actually try to get better every day you ski.