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Pole plants on short turns?

"Never stretching higher than the basic position". That is so true and good advice for the movement to the new ski.

For JB. Weight training is not boxing. It has nothing to do with hitting your opponent in the ring or defending yourself from being hit. It is a gimmick.

great performance by josh his dynamic carving is truly on another level!

as a psia member I appreciate your technical demos and discussion of technical elements...thank you

Skis: Both skis are turning simultaneously, creating a round turn. Speed is consistent and has some Body: upper body seperation, but is partially square to the fall line. He is pole planting on the fall line, but keeps his arms too close resulting in pushback from the snow causing him to jolt his arms back which causes him to get aft at transition. Cause and effect: The body is partially aft at transition leading to an inconsistent edge change: Changes i would make: i would change his pole plant by keeping the arms more in line with his ribs so he could pole plant on the fall line. I would put his arms by his ribs.

The Rail Track Drill gives me the first real sensation and feeling by using both outside edges for skiing!!! At this stage the hairlines/pencil-lines are still thin and hard to spot on snow. Will keep practicing.

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all of them center of gravity-is in toilet raight way upper body center of the skis not dumbed uphil like utility electric pole

Listening to what he says and looking at 5:25, he is asking us to initiate the turn by turning the pelvis, a rotation of the spine?

There is no reason not to carve these. If you want to see Javelin (Stork) turns done strong...watch Brandon Dykesterhouse's Free Skiing Drills video...the 2nd half. BD was Mikaela's tech coach on the US Team about 8 years ago....so he knows what he is doing. The way he shows a Javelin turn is the only proper video I have found on RUclips. Skidding the early part of the turn, as shown in this video, is counterproductive.

These are done awfully here. Skier is back, and skidding the turns. Watch Brandon Dyksterhouse Free Skiing Drills, second half of the video to see Javelin turns done right.

This is outstanding! I had been told many times that I "over-rotate" in my medium turns and I never fully understood why that was a bad thing. After watching this video everything is so clear! Huge thanks.

Railroad tracks is not skiing. It actually has nothing to do with skiing technically correct. it doesn't even teach you how to carve. It is a completely useless gimmick. I am not exaggerating that comment. If that guy skied like that for every turn he did in one season, his knees would be destroyed. It's breathtaking and unimaginable how ignorant the worlds instructors are.

0:50 How? 1:08 How? 1:20 What speed and why? 1:30 How? There was no teaching here! I would have taught viewers how to perform each of those things in the same amount of time used here. Talking about it doesn't replace teaching it.

We’ll explained, thank you!

Upper body gets left mildly twisted and stuck at the end of the turn and then comes around. I think it's more one direction than the other. The pole planting arm needs to follow the outside ski to give fluidity and remain balanced and stacked during a medium and long radius turn.

PSIA has a perversion when it comes to "people skills". On one hand they want instructors sincerely interested in their students learning yet when selecting examiners they clearly preferer narcissists to select who gets certified who have no interest in their candidates learning. Sad, bad example of how narcissism rots an organization.

Thanks New Zealand, now only if PSIA does something useful like this.

I occasionally get caught on my inside skies while initiating turns and it's always a bit of a panick moment as it feels like I'm going to fall. Maybe this excersise will help me deal better with such scenarios, I'll try it out. I already know I'll fall few times doing this :D

Very nice short turns. I can see they skied with Swiss demo team members. Why can't we call them "stem turns"? Stem Christy? Parallel Christy? I know Oslo was once Christiana and PSIA tried to erase that history just like they tried to erase "The New Way to Ski" from skiing history. PSIA= BAD!

ski/ snow interaction/ ski behavior... I call it compaction satisfaction... exclusion zone (water chemistry) gauge pressure manipulation. Bodily movements (not bowel movements) occur within a "cone of probability" where equilibrium is sustained. The principle of least action buffers all ranges of motion and emotions as excitations occur in discrete quantities. Learners don't need to know the details of the physics, but good instruction is based on competent knowledge of physical, cognitive (mental) and affective (emotional) excitation.

so steezy

Is it lv2??