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Maison Sport
Добавлен 18 авг 2016
MAISON SPORT is the industry leading booking platform for ski and snowboard lessons, we currently provide lessons with some of the top independent instructors across Europe. On this channel you will find ski tips for beginner to advanced levels from our top instructors. ❄️
Find episodes from 'how to perform your first turns on skis' to 'how to improve your carved ski turns’. SUBSCRIBE TODAY and keep your eye out for weekly uploads! ⛷
Find episodes from 'how to perform your first turns on skis' to 'how to improve your carved ski turns’. SUBSCRIBE TODAY and keep your eye out for weekly uploads! ⛷
A day in the life of a World Cup ski racer in the Swiss Alps - following Team GB’s Charlie Raposo!
Join us as we follow Team GB’s Charlie Raposo through a typical training day in Zinal, Switzerland, during the early ski season. Follow his giant slalom, slalom and dry land training sessions alongside his fellow GB team skiers. Discover what a day of training looks like, how his team plays a crucial role in his development as an athlete and what he eats in a day. All this and more, watch now!
00:00 INTRO
00:16 Training snippet
00:32 Breakfast time
00:42 Warm up
01:20 Time to hit the slopes!
02:21 Change of plan, slalom time
02:58 Slalom training
04:42 Meet Mo Girbl, Charlie’s coach
04:46 Meet Martin Winderle, Charlie’s ski technician
04:57 Preparing the piste, injecting the slope with water
06:38 ...
00:00 INTRO
00:16 Training snippet
00:32 Breakfast time
00:42 Warm up
01:20 Time to hit the slopes!
02:21 Change of plan, slalom time
02:58 Slalom training
04:42 Meet Mo Girbl, Charlie’s coach
04:46 Meet Martin Winderle, Charlie’s ski technician
04:57 Preparing the piste, injecting the slope with water
06:38 ...
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Видео
HOW TO BECOME A SKI INSTRUCTOR | Meet Morgan from Évian-les-Bains!
Просмотров 173Месяц назад
Join our community of independent instructors today! maisonsport.com/instructor-landing In this video Morgan talks about his experiences using Maison Sport and what he loves about using Maison Sport to discover new clients. If you are working for a ski school and thinking of becoming an independent instructor, or if you are already working independently but want to increase your online presence...
HOW TO BECOME A SKI INSTRUCTOR | Meet Arthur from Avoriaz!
Просмотров 190Месяц назад
Join our community of independent instructors today! maisonsport.com/instructor-landing In this video Arthur talks about the experiences that have led him to becoming the ski instructor that he is today. He also discusses how he uses Maison Sport to discover new clients and what he loves about being an independent ski instructor. If you are working for a ski school and thinking of becoming an i...
HOW TO SKI WITH FLOW | 3 essential tips for smoother skiing
Просмотров 2 тыс.Месяц назад
In this video, former Olympian, Maison Sport instructor and BBC Ski Sunday presenter, Graham Bell, takes you through his top tips for skiing with better flow. Ever looked at skiers from a chairlift and thought they are gliding down the mountain looking effortless? We’ll we would describe this skier as having good flow. How can you improve your flow? Graham is here to help! First Graham discusse...
HOW TO CONTROL YOUR SPEED WHEN SKIING | How to slow down, control your speed and remain in balance
Просмотров 2,1 тыс.Месяц назад
In this video, Jojo O., top ski instructor on Maison Sport, takes you through her top tips and drills to help you gain more control when skiing down the mountain. Ever find yourself picking up more and more speed as you go down the mountain and having to come to a stop? Jojo is here to help! By creating rounder c-shaped turns that slow you down and by standing in a balanced position over your o...
Perfect morning ski route in Courchevel 1850 in the trees, with top ski instructor Emily P!
Просмотров 8554 месяца назад
Perfect morning ski route in Courchevel 1850 in the trees, with top ski instructor Emily P!
Skiing the World's Largest Ski Resort - Les 3 Vallées, France, in one day!
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Skiing the World's Largest Ski Resort - Les 3 Vallées, France, in one day!
CARVING WITH HIGH EDGE ANGLE | with top GB athlete Charlie Raposo
Просмотров 9 тыс.5 месяцев назад
CARVING WITH HIGH EDGE ANGLE | with top GB athlete Charlie Raposo
HOW TO SKI STEEP SLOPES | 3 tips for better control and confidence
Просмотров 8 тыс.6 месяцев назад
HOW TO SKI STEEP SLOPES | 3 tips for better control and confidence
HOW TO SKI TOUR | Ski touring equipment, technique and safety tips with Freddy W.
Просмотров 8956 месяцев назад
HOW TO SKI TOUR | Ski touring equipment, technique and safety tips with Freddy W.
HOW TO SKI SAFELY | the unspoken rules of ski resorts
Просмотров 4 тыс.6 месяцев назад
HOW TO SKI SAFELY | the unspoken rules of ski resorts
HOW TO SKI WITH STYLE | 3 steps to look like a pro on skis
Просмотров 7 тыс.6 месяцев назад
HOW TO SKI WITH STYLE | 3 steps to look like a pro on skis
LEARN HOW TO SKI | 10 beginner skills for your first day of skiing
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.7 месяцев назад
LEARN HOW TO SKI | 10 beginner skills for your first day of skiing
HOW TO SKI ON ICE | 4 tips to tackle icy ski slopes
Просмотров 27 тыс.7 месяцев назад
HOW TO SKI ON ICE | 4 tips to tackle icy ski slopes
HOW TO POLE PLANT | 3 steps to find your rhythm and flow on skis
Просмотров 3 тыс.7 месяцев назад
HOW TO POLE PLANT | 3 steps to find your rhythm and flow on skis
HOW TO INCREASE EDGE ANGLE | 3 tips with Olympian Graham Bell
Просмотров 19 тыс.7 месяцев назад
HOW TO INCREASE EDGE ANGLE | 3 tips with Olympian Graham Bell
Ski Sunday: Meet Sophie Chardon - the only deaf ski instructor in France
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.7 месяцев назад
Ski Sunday: Meet Sophie Chardon - the only deaf ski instructor in France
THE PERFECT SKI STANCE | body position and posture on snow
Просмотров 26 тыс.7 месяцев назад
THE PERFECT SKI STANCE | body position and posture on snow
BEST WARM UP DRILLS FOR SKIING | with top GB ski racer Charlie Raposo
Просмотров 3 тыс.7 месяцев назад
BEST WARM UP DRILLS FOR SKIING | with top GB ski racer Charlie Raposo
HOW TO CARVE ON A SNOWBOARD | 3 tips to perfect snowboarding turns
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.7 месяцев назад
HOW TO CARVE ON A SNOWBOARD | 3 tips to perfect snowboarding turns
HOW TO LOOK LIKE A PRO SNOWBOARDER | Top tips from Olympian Aimee Fuller
Просмотров 2,4 тыс.8 месяцев назад
HOW TO LOOK LIKE A PRO SNOWBOARDER | Top tips from Olympian Aimee Fuller
HOW TO CARVE ON SKIS LIKE A PRO | 3 tips and drills for intermediate to advanced level skiers
Просмотров 18 тыс.8 месяцев назад
HOW TO CARVE ON SKIS LIKE A PRO | 3 tips and drills for intermediate to advanced level skiers
HOW TO SKI PARALLEL | 5 tips from snowplough to parallel turns
Просмотров 114 тыс.8 месяцев назад
HOW TO SKI PARALLEL | 5 tips from snowplough to parallel turns
HOW TO OLLIE ON A SNOWBOARD | with Olympian Aimee Fuller
Просмотров 2 тыс.9 месяцев назад
HOW TO OLLIE ON A SNOWBOARD | with Olympian Aimee Fuller
WORKING FOR YOURSELF | Maison Sport interviews independent ski instructor Ludovico R.
Просмотров 43410 месяцев назад
WORKING FOR YOURSELF | Maison Sport interviews independent ski instructor Ludovico R.
HOW TO RIDE A CHAIRLIFT | tips for beginners
Просмотров 2,2 тыс.10 месяцев назад
HOW TO RIDE A CHAIRLIFT | tips for beginners
HOW TO RIDE A BUTTON LIFT | tips for beginners
Просмотров 7 тыс.11 месяцев назад
HOW TO RIDE A BUTTON LIFT | tips for beginners
HOW TO SKI IN VARIABLE SNOW CONDITIONS | tough terrain / cut up powder / crud - expert ski lesson
Просмотров 6 тыс.11 месяцев назад
HOW TO SKI IN VARIABLE SNOW CONDITIONS | tough terrain / cut up powder / crud - expert ski lesson
HOW TO WARM UP FOR SKIING | 7 pre ski exercises for all levels
Просмотров 11 тыс.Год назад
HOW TO WARM UP FOR SKIING | 7 pre ski exercises for all levels
HOW TO SKI WITH CONFIDENCE | 3 steps to improve your ski technique and gain more control
Просмотров 22 тыс.Год назад
HOW TO SKI WITH CONFIDENCE | 3 steps to improve your ski technique and gain more control
What resort is this?? Looks amazing.
I have a few pair of boots that I am trying on. They are the same 120 stiffness but one pair feel like they I push forward to easily....lets my ankles flex forward so much that it seems like on the ski hill...that over flex will hurt in the ankle joint after awhile...much like when I used to snowboard. How much should the pressure on the boot tongue be able to hold you vs your ankle/calf strength with pressure into your toes when you are getting over your toes in a correct ski stance?
C’est beau la saulire
Hello, do you happen to have a guide to properly exercise legs ? I notice my quads burn when I am skiing and I believe they are not properly prepared for skiing. Thanks
Val thorens🇫🇷
Now that’s the perfect sound!!
My shoulders point left and right. My chest points forward.
this is just nitpicking - it's not hard to understand what is meant by facing your shoulders down the slope.
Been skiing in aspen for 3 years great place, small town
Thanks!
❤❤
by far the most useful video i've watched about how to tackle steep and narrow slopes as fairly new skiier.
Yeah !
Thank you. I will try to use your tip.. ummm.. interesting
Val Thorens 🏂🇨🇵
The lifting of an up slope leg never helped my students to get centered on their skis, especially when going cross slope. They would go right back to their "tail wagging" position with weight back. If they hit ice, their their tails would slip out. What I discovered from my own skiing, that centering on your skis depends on how developed your lower leg muscles are. Beginners and intermediates tend to have weaker lower leg muscle control. Because of ski boot design, one can easily sit back on their boot backs, if they have little lower leg strength. And then they turn into "tail waggers." I had a lot of success in getting students centered on their skis by going back to the wedge (snow plow) position and getting them to apply pressure on their toes to turn while in wedge position. To do it right, you have to move more forward on your skis, which actually strengthens lower leg muscles and gives more control. If you sit back on your skis, you can't put pressure on your toes, you just force yourself back and put more weight on the backs of the skis. Once you get the students forward, and push down on their toes to start and maintain a turn, in wedge position, they'd gradually get more centered. Then we'd gradually transition to more parallel ski positions. And once you get them to be centered on their skis, then maintaining a carved turn gets easier with more control, THEN, you can get them to make those circular carving turns. My main problem with upper intermediate, "tail wagging" students who wanted more control, was when I insisted we go back to practicing wedge turns first and controlling turns with our toes. They weren't happy about that, with some complaining to my ski school director about it, especially in private lessons. Those skiers never did learn to center their weight on their skis. The key to getting students to do all that you say, is to get them "centered" on their skis first, which is the most difficult thing to get them to do. Once they're "centered," tilting their legs more, and all the other advanced maneuvers becomes possible.
You need to explain the fall line to those who don't understand.
Quick question please - if the front boot straps are done really tight - as normally told - there is little or no movement to allow to squish the strawberry - are you promoting the front straps to be looser please
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Superb instruction 👌👌👌
How to ski on steep icy slopes
Notes: Leg swing Lunges Hip opener Squat Core pole swing Lunge twist Plank
Nice skiing ⛷️
good video, but the vertical drop for this 16 lifts/ this course trough the resort cant be 12475m. When you add up your mentioned 16 lift rides, youll get about 8450m vertical. 8000m vertical without taking chapelets twice! 8000m vertical doable for much more skiers than 12500m.
thank you for taking time to respond! here we reported the total vertical distance covered up and down, the vertical drop was 6206m and the ascent was 6269m which totalled at 12,475m 😊
@@maisonsport now im even more confusent, because this doesent add up either :D anyway: i think such videos are a great idea. Much people struggle to find all the slopes and lifts in the 3V. Some people even say the 3V mainly consists of cat tracks and crowded tracks. Thats far from reality. But it shows that many people are missing around 2/3 of all tracks despite skiing there each year! Your route trough courchevel and Orelle is fine. However middle sections trough meribel arent. Sitelle/Martre and lac de la cambre are the worst blue runs in the 3V. Plattiers and Cote brune are teo of the most crowded lifts. I think skiing all 3 vallees only makes sence, if you dont take the shortest route. detours are important. My improved round: In Merible take "Combes" and "Roc de Tounge" instead. Ski down Treppes run. Than take "Granges". Now you can chose any route down to "Bruyeres 1" From the middle station take run Chasse. Than take lift "Plan de Elau" and ski down to the big "Cime Caron" Gondola. --- your path trough orelle --- Take "Rosael" back up and run Falaise down. With "Grand Fond" up again and than take one of the other great slopes there (medaille) down to the 360 bar. --- your lifts 11 and 12 --- ski down (from col de la cambre) any run to "sunny express" than take "Roc 2" to reach the slope mouflon. On of my fav. slopes. --- your tour again after reaching run sitelle in merible --- Vertical drop of this round: ~9700meters. not perfect either, but better.
Congrats!!!
don't expect snow in les2alpes. You'll ski only a glacier
This is an interesting presentation of the three pressure fundimentals. The only thing I did not understand is what movement is made in order to transfer pressure from the downhill ski to the uphill ski in the transition phase. Is the movement to shift weight when extending (effectively standing on) the uphill lski?
Good to know
Good pointers!
This is why I switched to snowboarding.
Dolomiti Superski in Italy, 1200 kilometers of interconnected slopes
wrong. Sella Ronda = 429km interconnected slopes. If you are very strict, seiser alm isnt connected by slopes or lifts to rest of sella ronda either. But i counted it.
1. Ischgl, Austria.
how tight should the top buckles be?
This has to be the best video I’ve seen. I’m now using this technique of pivoting followed by edging (at the moment I choose). Because of your video, I’m now skiing down black diamond runs with confidence. Thank you!
Good Core to control ur weight is also really important
Looks super boring.
Not a trick lol
Sooo goood🎉👏👌
i always start to panic and then dont turn because im too scared and then just bomb down the run 😅
Doesn't edge angle increase through retraction of the inside ski? U don't need to change the distance between ur skis, in fact it gets more difficult to get angulation if the skis are wide, and encourages more weight bearing on the inside ski which will make everything more difficult?
This season is the first time in 15 years that I’ve used shorter skis and I’m an intermediate skier, who uses all pistes. The ski hire representative was insisting that I had my usual size and that I’d be changing the skis later that day. The difference was so apparent in that I was turning and moving through the moguls much easier and generally felt more confident and in control on all the ski area. Try it and if it doesn’t suit, go back and change skis. Good luck 👍🏻
excellent tips
thx !
One thing not mentioned here, but helpful in deeper snow, is using the pole plant to time your slightly unweighting the skis to help slide them around.
Mincing… ok. Make sure that stays on the slopes
I'm trying this in 30 minutes! Is it harder with sharp edges?
I'm afraid i might snap my skis in half
Whats the point of poles while skiing anyway
The purpose of poles while skiing: 1. Forward propulsion (vestigial): Back in the good old days, skiing used to be a way of going from point A to point B. If you look at classic cross country skiing, diagonal striding takes advantage of the poles and double pole (which will beat diagonal striding on a flat hard pack slope) is entirely dependent on poles. 2. Stability(vestigial): Back in the good old days, skis didn't turn so good. If you screwed up, the poles could help keep you upright. 3. Sensor/timing queue: If I'm going really fast down a groomed slope and doing high G turns, the poles are like an ant's antennas giving me information on my body's position with respect to the slope. If I'm going down some moguls, the pole plant provides timing information that tells the rest of my body how to respond.
Muy bien video. Explicación muy clarita. Muchas gracias
I like it. I go to Morzine on Saturday and I'm going to practice this. I can see it is a useful and versatile skill. Thanks Fred 😊
Very good!