The skier that ski at 1:43 and 4:00 isreally strong, the best in the clip I thing. I really like how he take the time to align is self on the outside ski at the start of the turn and how he take the time to glide with the ski a cross the mountain, some of the other person some time are enter to quick inside with there hip joint, but still good skiing in general. Good work.
When I was a collegiate ski racer the most cogent advice my coach gave me was- "Remember that your turn is a direction change, first, then a speed control, second, so minimize the latter." I see beautiful turns and very aggressive speed controls through the end of the turn. 2 polite questions - ?how about videos' of these skiers on slightly less steep trails and maximizing their speed? ?how about slow motion of the same skiers rather than these as you have shown? btw, white helmet, green goggles is demonstrating avalement at the end of his turns when his skis come off the snow. Excellent videos and Thank You! for the posting.
+Allison Nguyen You sound a lot like my daughter even the matching name. I have to admit that it was tiring to produce this video. We had to finish the whole production in one day and I was exhausted from changing in and out of different ski gears. :D
Very much like you ski, I watch this video almost every day. I just started skiing more than a year, so I have a question to ask you, does the need to force down the inner legs?？
I am not an expert like the skiers in the video. IMHO, at the begging of the turn one should stand on the outside ski more (80-20 weight distribution) while pushing down the toe will put pressure on the inside edge and cause it to engage the snow and begin to turn. Hopefully someone could chime in with some tips. Thanks for your comment.
Well to be able to ski like this you have to master skiing on both legs. That means when doing a left turn you could do it on just inner ski or the outer ski (the other one in the air). It's not about forcing your legs somewhere you have to find the right balance and right force as you ride. First start learning carving on just outer ski 100% weight on it. Then when you master that try to add the inner ski (much harder). In this video they use 50/50 weight distribution. They don't force the inner leg to be where it is. To ski on the inner leg is the best feeling you can have on skiis. Hopefully I answered your question. Best is to go to some carving course or something.
To carve you must realize the turn starts way before you face downhill. The turn is initiated as you are traversing . Carving is really understanding that skiing this technique is skiing ONE LEGGED. the ski on the outside of the turn is the ski in control and the other ski is just along for the ride (in fact, you may practice by picking the inside ski up a bit from the snow. The carved turn then becomes effortless and beautiful. This method can be taught quickly and learned in half an hour. As you perfect the technique your control will improve drastically and while they say it's for well grommed slopes it is just as important when bump skiing. If you want to ski with stlye (close or "nailed" ) skiing, this is how it's done.
I indeed like the audio/soundtrack but I disagree with "Allison Nguyen" if thats how you say it. I believe that the soundtrack suits the video and is in sync with it. Overall good video and post more!
My humble opinion is that natural sound of ski edges cutting into the snow would be much sexier than any musical soundtrack. Otherwise the video is perfect and the skiers' skill is awesome
+Kooch E Koo Good observation. I think in carving with high speed pole planting plays less of a role. I often see racers use poles though they're not planting them when they are at their top speed. I believe it's more important for steep, deep or bumpy hills. When I am on the hills, I myself still have a lot to learn in pole planting technique. Currently I use poles mainly to block people from pushing pass me when I am in lift queues :D
+wyzman88 I'm sorry I was being facetious. So many youtube videos show the experts or advanced skiers carving extreme turns like yours and not use a single pole plant. In being taught to teach skiing, pole planting plays a major role in your timing and rhythm. In race training, pole plants aren't as essential, as you use the gate pole as a reference for the turn. With this aside, the skiing presented on this video is very very impressive, very technically sound, well executed and very beautiful to watch. Again sorry for the sarcastic comment. Thanks for the reply. I just wished the ski season around here was longer. EK
+Kooch E Koo No worries. I didn't think it was a sarcastic comment. Like I said it was a good observation since I didn't realize it until you pointed it out. I guess being a ski instructor pointing out bad technique is part of your job. :) Thanks for spending the time to write a very nice and positive comment.
You certainly don't need a pole "plant" at that speed, a pole "touch" would be more desirable and is in fact exactly what you do: the tip of the pole comes forward and towards the snow perfectly as it should, hard to see if it touches the snow each time but no matter whether it does or doesn't because at this level and type of skiing it certainly isn't mandatory. You certainly demonstrate a very high level of skiing, thanks for sharing, it is great to see. By the way, I am an Austrian Ski Instructor.
Good vids, great skiers, edit those toonz my friend. Zep, rush, something not so high pitched and repetitive. Joe Bonnamassa, Jeff Beck, Highway jam. not Ray Raynor, thanks.
Okay but the movement in that first skier is so slow! That person literally has to flex, stand up on their skis, and flex again. That kind of thing works alright on hero snow at mellow speeds and casual grades only. Pretty nonetheless!
To zadne wyzwanie jechac w ten sposób na tak przygotowanym i pustym stoku...Sprobujcie tak wieczorkiem gdzies na jakiejs trudnej trasie ktora przez caly dzien masakrowaly rodzinki z dziecmi i nastolatki...
Victor seriously!! You would like this guy to skid and ski slow because safety first to many peoples... there is no body on the ski slop they are skiing on. And there are ski resort that have less peoples on ski slope! And when they are more people just comment sense, just pass further from them to not scare them....
The skier that ski at 1:43 and 4:00 isreally strong, the best in the clip I thing. I really like how he take the time to align is self on the outside ski at the start of the turn and how he take the time to glide with the ski a cross the mountain, some of the other person some time are enter to quick inside with there hip joint, but still good skiing in general. Good work.
Super cool video bro!!!! It pumps me up before I get on the hill!
When I was a collegiate ski racer the most cogent advice my coach gave me was-
"Remember that your turn is a direction change, first, then a speed control, second, so minimize the latter."
I see beautiful turns and very aggressive speed controls through the end of the turn.
2 polite questions -
?how about videos' of these skiers on slightly less steep trails and maximizing their speed?
?how about slow motion of the same skiers rather than these as you have shown?
btw, white helmet, green goggles is demonstrating avalement at the end of his turns when his skis come off the snow.
Excellent videos and Thank You! for the posting.
The white-red is awesome and the 4:27 too :)
finaly sameone who knows how to ski on youtube
awesome!
i like this very much
Super.... ***RED PANTS RULE!!! :)
sure!
Park and ride carving. Looks cool though.
Méchant beau style ! On se tanne pas de regarder :)
Cool !
Great skiing, soundtrack is ok...whats the location?
che bravi!
Very good 😉
wow bravoooooooo
Two questions: -
1) Is this video at full speed?
2) Are they on GS or Slalom skis?
Awesome video wyzman!! You are an amazing skier
Although I would choose a different soundtrack.
+Allison Nguyen You sound a lot like my daughter even the matching name. I have to admit that it was tiring to produce this video. We had to finish the whole production in one day and I was exhausted from changing in and out of different ski gears. :D
But I like the theme which sounds like final credits of some NES games :)
wyzman88 are you a skier in that clip ?
Witch place or contry
The goal...
What is the length of skis should be for the carving technique? At the height 175, weight 65 kg
11 to 15 meter radius, and about 160cm length. This combo is prime for a carving ski.
nice
красиво
Ski Carving 3 is available : ua-cam.com/video/NBcL8VU9ifo/v-deo.html
😲grandi
Very much like you ski, I watch this video almost every day. I just started skiing more than a year, so I have a question to ask you, does the need to force down the inner legs?？
I am not an expert like the skiers in the video. IMHO, at the begging of the turn one should stand on the outside ski more (80-20 weight distribution) while pushing down the toe will put pressure on the inside edge and cause it to engage the snow and begin to turn. Hopefully someone could chime in with some tips. Thanks for your comment.
ok，thks
the more skills you have the less energy it takes. these are italian instructors btw 😀 👍
Well to be able to ski like this you have to master skiing on both legs. That means when doing a left turn you could do it on just inner ski or the outer ski (the other one in the air). It's not about forcing your legs somewhere you have to find the right balance and right force as you ride. First start learning carving on just outer ski 100% weight on it. Then when you master that try to add the inner ski (much harder). In this video they use 50/50 weight distribution. They don't force the inner leg to be where it is. To ski on the inner leg is the best feeling you can have on skiis. Hopefully I answered your question. Best is to go to some carving course or something.
To carve you must realize the turn starts way before you face downhill. The turn is initiated as you are traversing . Carving is really understanding that skiing this technique is skiing ONE LEGGED. the ski on the outside of the turn is the ski in control and the other ski is just along for the ride (in fact, you may practice by picking the inside ski up a bit from the snow. The carved turn then becomes effortless and beautiful.
This method can be taught quickly and learned in half an hour. As you perfect the technique your control will improve drastically and while they say it's for well grommed slopes it is just as important when bump skiing.
If you want to ski with stlye (close or "nailed" ) skiing, this is how it's done.
Красотищща
Cool
*1st song name, pls?!*
BUENAS TARDES, me podrías especificar que skis necesito para realizar esos giros? Me refiero a Radio de curva y Roker. Mi nivel es medio. Gracias
Cualquier ski moderno te vale.
I indeed like the audio/soundtrack but I disagree with "Allison Nguyen" if thats how you say it. I believe that the soundtrack suits the video and is in sync with it. Overall good video and post more!
My humble opinion is that natural sound of ski edges cutting into the snow would be much sexier than any musical soundtrack. Otherwise the video is perfect and the skiers' skill is awesome
*1st song name, pls?!*
The man in black tho wow
Thst is the craziest run I have ever seen. Only acrobats or deranged gúys can like such a run.,
Amazing technical skiing, but at this level of skiing are pole plants exempted?
+Kooch E Koo Good observation. I think in carving with high speed pole planting plays less of a role. I often see racers use poles though they're not planting them when they are at their top speed. I believe it's more important for steep, deep or bumpy hills. When I am on the hills, I myself still have a lot to learn in pole planting technique. Currently I use poles mainly to block people from pushing pass me when I am in lift queues :D
+wyzman88 I'm sorry I was being facetious. So many youtube videos show the experts or advanced skiers carving extreme turns like yours and not use a single pole plant. In being taught to teach skiing, pole planting plays a major role in your timing and rhythm. In race training, pole plants aren't as essential, as you use the gate pole as a reference for the turn. With this aside, the skiing presented on this video is very very impressive, very technically sound, well executed and very beautiful to watch. Again sorry for the sarcastic comment. Thanks for the reply. I just wished the ski season around here was longer. EK
+Kooch E Koo No worries. I didn't think it was a sarcastic comment. Like I said it was a good observation since I didn't realize it until you pointed it out. I guess being a ski instructor pointing out bad technique is part of your job. :) Thanks for spending the time to write a very nice and positive comment.
You certainly don't need a pole "plant" at that speed, a pole "touch" would be more desirable and is in fact exactly what you do: the tip of the pole comes forward and towards the snow perfectly as it should, hard to see if it touches the snow each time but no matter whether it does or doesn't because at this level and type of skiing it certainly isn't mandatory.
You certainly demonstrate a very high level of skiing, thanks for sharing, it is great to see.
By the way, I am an Austrian Ski Instructor.
ryan glasmann
it’s fun for us to nit pick technique though
Good video, though I agree with Allison, maybe a different soundtrack should have been used.
Which resort did you film this? I need to go there. Looks like somewhere in Dolomites.
Matt Silver i think its in pampeago. Near tesero
いかにもアルペンスキーってかんじ
I want to be like this.
i o
Get out and ski then. All it takes is practice.
Why do all these really great skiers think dragging the inside hand on the snow is doing them any good?
It does. It makes them look rly cool imho
What's the name of the skier at 1:40 to 1:48 ? Is very strong.
Yes agreed. Also the skier in red and white is strong.
It's Stefano Belingheri (not 100% sure though) and the red/white skier is definitely Giulia Gianesini.
Wow, carving in springtime on a 20 degree slope. When y'all graduate from the bunny hill give me a shout lol
Who hurt you? They obviously have great technique, even if it is 'only' on an easy piste...
Good vids, great skiers, edit those toonz my friend. Zep, rush, something not so high pitched and repetitive. Joe Bonnamassa, Jeff Beck, Highway jam. not Ray Raynor, thanks.
he is almost lying
на повороте один человек подпрыгивает. Это ошибка
ha ha at sand
Cool moi aussi je fait du ski ⛷😎
Not down with the dragging poles thing. No crutches please.
Sprubuj tak zrobić po całym dniu jazdy ludzi a nie po ratrakowaniu ja też ttak zrobie
14 dislikes snowboard guys :d
masha imedved
ВОоо!и минимум гнугуллиции.учитесь.
Okay but the movement in that first skier is so slow! That person literally has to flex, stand up on their skis, and flex again. That kind of thing works alright on hero snow at mellow speeds and casual grades only. Pretty nonetheless!
WhiteHelmet is besser, RedHose is second
nichtt besonderes,noemal skifahren!!!!
Dann wette ich, Sie sind ein Ski-Experte. Ich bin beeindruckt.
wyzman88 )
To zadne wyzwanie jechac w ten sposób na tak przygotowanym i pustym stoku...Sprobujcie tak wieczorkiem gdzies na jakiejs trudnej trasie ktora przez caly dzien masakrowaly rodzinki z dziecmi i nastolatki...
you could've looped that for 10 hours... boring
Carving is impossible if there are a lot of people on the ski slope. It is why I think this is bad technique.
Victor Denisenko that doesnt make it bad technique? 😂
Victor seriously!! You would like this guy to skid and ski slow because safety first to many peoples... there is no body on the ski slop they are skiing on. And there are ski resort that have less peoples on ski slope! And when they are more people just comment sense, just pass further from them to not scare them....
lol
just wait till everyone goes in front of you. then go ahead and do your technique.