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Good stuff. Thanks for sharing.

Why 11k 👎

Outstanding explanation, thankyou so much

How long are your skis?

Excellent explanation. So good that made me subscribe in the summer.

Typical let all hang out description of how to ski bumps. A genuine description would be like how intricate dance steps are taught. You sort of got it with the plant the pole on forward side of the bump. Example(not literal): reach right pole here, step onto outside left ski, step inside right ski, reach over mogul with left pole, compress over mogul, extend as you pass over...That IMO is how describing bump skiing should be done, not the adhoc way done here as is typical. On each turn, besides compressing and extending, the skier goes through choreography of stepping from one side to the other of each ski and planting a corresponding pole in the appropriate place. That's how ski instruction would be better served. Another Example(not necessarily literally) as you're transitioning from left to right turn: Step over onto the outside of the left ski, plant the left pole over the forward side next bump, step over onto outside of right ski, edge left ski, compress over bump, repeat as before with right side now. This is example of a more precision type of ski instruction.

Very cool tips, and some sweet turns to boot! Thanks.

No need to increase the BGM volume every time.

Are you using a 360 camera or more of a directional camera?

Great bump tutorial... I recommend much shorter poles... Try at 92 cm...(36 in)..... If you observe your hand position without using poles..well thats where you want pole placement as well.... The large sticks force your hands outward and slightly back..creating unnecessary upper body movement Anyway....nice speedy bumpage

what ski equipment you have , can you listed please , thank you

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Awesome tip, thanks Kili!

ach, das gibts noch. Ich dachte, nachdem sich vor 20 Jahren schon Leute mit 7m Funcarver die Handschuhe und Anorakärmel durchgeschliffen hatten, hätte sich das wieder erledigt ;-)

Kili I like your videos, I like your style, pleasure. ride, are you enjoying it .... greetings from Slovakia Ivan

But it wasn’t filmed on steep slopes

beautiful setup to do moguls; where is this place? Beautiful day ...

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TY I rarely understand what experts are trying to convey in these video but yours is great! Can't wait to try moguls again.

Too much empty talk no substance

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It's work?

Great skiing.

Fantastic Fantastic Fantastic, SUBSCRIBED!

Nice, but try to get rid of the up down movement

Thanks Kili for another great video!!!

Hi Kili: Paul here in Whistler where the season is barely getting going. Your vids are always right on ...But as usual; I'm Looking forward to some Day-Off Ski Vids from you...and The Boys; in some steep hors piste that leads into some steep groomers. You know: Places Full-time, 100+ day/season skiers ski. SL skis in shin-deep moguls or Master's GS in boot-top fresh on a groomer... Mag-Lev skiing; never touching the ground.

Ich glaub das heisst, halbi-eis

Gute jede werd’s mal ausprobieren 😂

Weld those poles on tight and tip the skis with the hands!! 😂. #upperbodyinitiation

Also known as the jcb driver, fork lift driver ect.

thanks ! good things to know! i like to learn how to do', short carving turns', peace

ciao Kili

Legend!!! Much to be learned from your insight of the sport.

This is so cool🔥🔥🔥

Subscribed. Do you have videos that talk about your warmup routine? Also ... dry land summer conditioning?

Very good advice. I like your style smooth and agressive that is very difficult to do 👍

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The worst thing an instructor can teach is a snowplow or stem turn. The moves and non-existing balance are contrary to what the sport is. Balancing on one foot after the other and allowing the skis to make the turns. Once your tech people to use those Training Wheels, they will always fall back on them and will be forcing their skis to turn from then on instead of standing On them and Allowing them to make the turns. You don't ski like that so why teach like that? And no, this is not a step to learning how to parallel turns, it is the destroyer of parallel turns. All you have to do from a traverse is face down the slope and get off your downhill foot and step on your uphill foot. Your uphill ski will instantly roll over and slide and turn down the hill, not go up the hill like you show here. Again, you don't ski like that so why teach like that? You turn into the turn; you don't move outside the turn and then into the turn. You have to be balanced On the ski which you can't do when you push it away from you. By the time it comes back under them your students will be going straight down the hill. 4:43 When you ski for yourself, al you are doing is leaning down the hill and changing your weight from your downhill ski to your uphill ski. By leaning down the hill you are creating a new leg angle that rolls the skis over. There is no reason to introduce the crutch of stepping to the side. And, your leg is not supposed to be fully extended during the turn. If you try to do 5that, you will be forced back onto your heels because you will actually be pushing your ski ahead of your as the turn progresses. It will ALSO force your upper body too far up the hill and over your inside ski which is supposed to be unweighted. 4:24 This is all you need to show and teach people. Just step up on it and lean down the hill. Simple and accurate.

Servus und danke für´s Video. Die Übungen - insbesondere die, die Du in Deinen Übungen zeigst - sind extrem wichtig und bringen viel mehr, als nur eine Bewegung aus einem komplexen Ablauf heraus zu sezieren und sich daran abzuarbeiten. Aber: nachdem ich so hart an "mechanischen" Bewegungen gearbeitet habe, ist mein Skifahren erst dadurch deutlich besser geworden, dass ich den Reset-Knopf gedrückt habe, nun viel mehr auf das "höre", was unter meinen Füßen passiert und im sensorischen Bereich arbeite. Beispiel: meine Hüfte fällt zu früh in die Kurve. Ich habe mich wund daran gearbeitet, die Füße im Kurvenwechsel länger unter dem Körper zu lassen. Aber so richtig in den Griff bekomme ich es erst, seitdem ich nicht so sehr auf Vorbewegung etc achte, sondern darauf, was ich zB unter meinen Füßen im Kurvenscheitelpunkt spüre. Und im Umkehrschluss machen die Übungen mit dieser Herangehensweise viel mehr Sinn als sie im Schwerpunkt nur mechanisch durchzuführen. Mir ist nur wichtig darauf hinzuweisen, dass dieser sensorische Ansatz oft durch einen zu mechanischen überlagert wird.

Kili, finally back on snow like a dolphin !😂 Sei un grande.

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I feel very happy to see ur snowboarding..... I love it...

OOO my god.... Stunning....👌👌👌👌

Thank’s for the amazing tips. But you never talk about your skis… What is the angle of your ski edges? They look really « agressive ».

Great Kili!!!!💪⛷

Early season is the best time to review basic skills. I begin by hiking a small slope to practice basic gliding, snowplow and stem turns (these maneuvers contain all the movements we need to ski dynamically). This review may only be a few passes but the warm up of sidestepping up a hill then focusing on stance as you glide down are fundamental to enjoying a great season. Going out and expecting to hit it like a hero without this warm up for me is irrational.

Thats easy i also can do that because im in the ski club

Awesome to see that you going back to the basics! This is what how our kids (6 & 7 now) started out with and will probably do this year again, as well. I'll make sure to get into it this way, as well.