Great stuff Marcus! Your channel has superb content.Cant wait to try the "shoulder alignment tip" once the ice is off . As always, thank you for your dedication to the sport! Cheers!
So - I love this - and I've so appreciated all the new material that you and others have been releasing lately. It has made it possible to grow more into skiing in my 40's, instead of declining. So thank your for giving me the opportunity to continue learning! My biggest frustration with skiing has been this inability to link learning with skiing more directly... as in, when you're in the water, you do your best to hear instruction over the noise of the boat, water, and frankly your body - but can't ever really digest it because of all those distractions. Then you get out of the water and have a chance to think it through, but you can't put it into practice right away because you're out of the water (or in my case, in my office wishing I was on the water). So what is your recommendation for how to better link the learning and the practice?
Great stuff Marcus! Your channel has superb content.Cant wait to try the "shoulder alignment tip" once the ice is off . As always, thank you for your dedication to the sport! Cheers!
Thank you for listening and sharing such kind words! Just trying to simplify things so that skiing stays fun!!
Super helpful to get a listen to your coaching style. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you Toni!! Hope you're still getting time on the water!
Awesome coaching!!! Thank you Marcus 👍🏼👍🏼
Appreciate it Denny!!
Marcus , great info !!!
Great video, thank you Marcus!
Thanks Brandon! More of this to come!!
So - I love this - and I've so appreciated all the new material that you and others have been releasing lately. It has made it possible to grow more into skiing in my 40's, instead of declining. So thank your for giving me the opportunity to continue learning!
My biggest frustration with skiing has been this inability to link learning with skiing more directly... as in, when you're in the water, you do your best to hear instruction over the noise of the boat, water, and frankly your body - but can't ever really digest it because of all those distractions. Then you get out of the water and have a chance to think it through, but you can't put it into practice right away because you're out of the water (or in my case, in my office wishing I was on the water). So what is your recommendation for how to better link the learning and the practice?