anyone that says I can ski black diamond to describe their level of skiing is usually a lower intermediate/beginner I'm sorry but that's just how it is
i hope to go skiing relatively soon (covid has kinda stopped me from going), i've never learnt any tricks and i've been skiing for a few years now--might finally take the step!
A quick tip from a former elite gymnast and trampoline jumper: if you’re looking to spin well, keep your arms tightly to your body! the further out your arms are, the harder it’ll be to rotate as it hinders you by creating a restistance in the air. you can practice this without skiis by jumping into the air and pulling your arms in, then doing it again with your arms wide out. it’ll give you a clear perspective of what i’m trying to explain. the same technique can also be used if you’re ever in danger or loosing control of yourself in the air. put your arms out to slow the speed of your spin, and regain balance. although i hope none of you actually get in the situation of loosing control, some will. it’s important to know exactly where your body is when in the air. practice makes perfect, stay safe guys!
You're probably correct about air resistance, but there's another physical phenomena. The angular momentum has to be preserved so the rotation speed is increased because the inertia decreases by pulling in your arms.
@@xWood4000 You’re completely right about that, and throwing your arms out won’t always save you from losing control. I should have been more clear about that. I’m glad you brought it up actually, because I find it all very interesting. However, I don’t know how flips are supposed to be done in this sport, so I didn’t want to say anything about it for that reason. When jumping trampoline you’re generally supposed to start rotating halfway through a jump. If we’re talking a simple front-flip or back-flip there’s two-ish steps for it: 1. Jump straight up 2. Tuck in and roll when you’re as high up as you’re going to get. The, almost same, applies for “around the shoulder” type of spins: 1. Jump straight up 2. Start rotation backward or forward a little earlier than max height 3. When upside-down, at max height, start rotation “over the shoulder”. This would obviously not work for a skier, as they’re usually not in the air for such a long time. So I didn’t want to say something out of line and potentially spread misinformation, if that makes sense?
@@orchiduh Stomp it has a tutorial on it, you start by learning on a trampoline, and then preferably when ready to an airbag/water landing (or self made jump in deep powder). I can't do flips but the pop seems to make the difference from normal flips, you sort of start the rotation there.
@@xWood4000 air resistance is minimal. Angular momentum also doesn't come into play until you are rotating. The reason it's harder is because of torque. When you arms are out, you need more torque to set off the rotation. Pulling your arms in will speed you up after you are in motion to conserve angular momentum as you said.
I’m 61 years old. Skied As a kid and in my 20’s...Just hit the slopes again after 40 years away...Jumping right in and trying all your tricks - fantastic! Thanks so much!!!
Patrick B. Ayyy I’ve never had a pair of actual twintip/free style /skis but I’ve been grinding on 180’s and skiing backwards :) Struggled with box slides on the side cause I thought I had to bend the skis to the side. Tell me how it goes on your progress, good luck buddy! ☃️🏆
@@tim197 You can check out the Fisher Ranger 94 fr. They're all mountain twin tips for about 300$ without bindings. I've been skiing on old k2 twin tips for the last 10 years and I'm going to buy these as my next skis for playing around in the park, off piste and still being able to do some nice carving with enough stability.
When you said it’s only a normal jump it clicked for me. The reason why we watch these youtubevideos is because we are too scared to do it and do we tell ourselfs we don’t know enough and procrastinate watching videos. This does not only apply in skiing, but to everything in life. He said it’s just a normal jump. I bet you can jump without even thinking about it. Now just jump with skis without even thinking about it. Done. Life is a numbers game. You are not going to do it perfect the first time so you have to ramp up the numbers of tries. You will automatically be better, the more times you tried. Forget about trying to study everything beforehand. Take action boys&girls
i have been skiing for a while and "last time" i did a harder kind of trick i broke my arm and i haven't had the self-confidence to start making tricks on skis again. And i think i have found the self-confidence to start with the tricks again but now i am making sure i am doing them right.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Pointing the tips downwards made everything look sooo much better, and the landing is so much smoother for my 43-year old joints. It's amazing what difference just one piece of advice can make. Thank you for that! Also, having the patience to wait for the highest point in the trajectory before doing the spreadie changed a lot for me. Finally, it feels perfectly right. I did not get much farther than to the spreadie so I can't comment on the other tricks but my boyfriend just did his first 180 and his first grab after watching your videos. Amazing!
Just came back from skiing and the trick you did in the first 5 seconds caused my biggest and only crash where I kneed myself in the chin and flipped 4 times. Can’t wait to get back and try it again with some more tips 👌
Mate, this is PEARL. Thank you so much!! I'm a former dancer/figure skater and have fond memories of showing my ski instructor brother how to.....rotate for his helicopter jumps. I was impressed by your intro explaining the correct way to rotate . It is so ortant to keep shoulders and arms square and in alignment whilst airborne, as dipping either way in the air, dictates the angle on which you land. I had the great pleasure of spending a whole day getting some air with uni ski pals years after showing my brother how to jump on land and I can honestly say it was one of the best days of my life.!!!! Keep up the great work which helps us older folk to get re-inspired to "get out there'. Kind regards from Oz. Emily.
Skied for 8 years growing up and learning then got stupid and switched to snowboard for 3 years. I’ve killed boarding and am getting back into skiing and with these videos I’ve gone from a ball of nerves to remembering everything I was taught and more. Your awesome dude thank you
I love skiing, I went once a year ago and I was alright, but my biggest problem became my greatest tool is the fact that no matter how underprepared or experienced I am I’d full send anything, this means I’ve broken a few bones in my time but with skiing I just have to eat some snow, can’t wait to go again after this pandemic just hope I’m able to go down a slope first
Been skiing park for about 10 years know and just curious to see what he said are the easiest tricks. Can confirm this is a good progression, really important to get these locked too. If you pull up to a park and only do straight but someone who can throw a fat daddy or cosack gets some mad respect
Skiing is 90% mental. The first time I went skiing I was too scared to shift my weight from leg to leg and ended up snow ploughing the entire way down the greens. Once you get over the mental hurdle and trust that leaning and letting the edge bite will work it becomes so smooth and buttery.
And then you get overconfident and fall 5 meters down a black. Edit: Yes, it can be hard to overcome fear but you make it seem like you can ski anything if you arent afraid. That mindset would kill you
Was so hyped for the season 19/20, went skiing in November 2019 and broke my Collarbone and have a rail on my bone until Dezember 2020 I’m so happy when I can ski again :(
I feel ya man. I blew out my knee in early November of 2018. Only two weeks after I bought all brand new gear and a season pass. but now I'm skiing again. Life goes on! Good luck dude.
Dude. This exact thing happened to me I have a rail in my left clavicle and I may be able to get back to snowboarding this weekend so I’m watching these to hype me up. Get well soon man
Hey stomp it thank for for the tutorials. This is my second season skiing (longtime snowboarder before) I have been working up the courage to box slide for a few weeks - I asked a “freestyler” chairlift buddy for tips and they were nice enough to join me at the park. So with 100% confidence I was able to stomp it ! So sick! Cheers from Vancouver Canada
Use the tips in this video, and just practice practice practice. Start on the beginner slope, and slowly work your way there. Took me a whole half-season (20ish ski days) to feel comfortable skiing down a whole blue trail switch, let alone landing switch.
I've been skiing for a year now and all I can do is DBs, switch and box's, I really want to learn 180s though. But it's only Minnesota DBs in my local area
Jens is a legend. Such easy to follow content, as well as content that you want to just keep watching. Keep it up man. I bought your online lessons and they helped quite a bit.
I can ski but I dont live in an area where there is snow. I normally go skiing every 2 years but I just love it . Btw thank you these tips were very helpful
You are so good in explaining all this stuff. Been trying yout my new GoPro while skiing lately anim really into learning some tricks, will definetly try them next time i ski! Keep up the great work! :p
Decided to play around a bit more in the spring on the local hill due to conditions. Then Covid closed them. I'll have to review next season but thanks for a starting point.
Love the video! Quick question: How much of a disadvantage am I at doing tricks like these with front-side downhill skis as opposed to actual freestyle skis?
Well, if you are riding regular skis, it is much harder to land switch as they don't have inverted tails. Also, if your boots are more than 2+ from center it also makes it more difficult to find center. That's all I have had issues with riding regular skis on free ride.
^^ there are pretty big advantages in the park but theres also not really a downside unless you're backcountry/powder skiing imo. I use my park skis on groomers and I carve just as hard as my buddies on pistes while being able to spin/butter. only downside is they're a lot flexier but its not necessarily a bad thing it just means you need more control while carving at higher speeds.
I can ride black diamond mountains and i know how to ski and love to ski, but ive always wanted to learn tricks so thanks for the video!
I can ride the blacks at my local hill, although they might as well be blues lol
Same
I’m literally the same LOL
Same exact thing
anyone that says I can ski black diamond to describe their level of skiing is usually a lower intermediate/beginner I'm sorry but that's just how it is
I’ve been skiing for 13 years since I was 3 but I’ve never tried to learn any tricks. This video helped a lot!
same boat
Yea i just didnt want to break a bone or something but now im at a age that i think who cares ill try tricks😂
same, started at 3 and a half and am finally going to be encouraging myself to learn tricks
i hope to go skiing relatively soon (covid has kinda stopped me from going), i've never learnt any tricks and i've been skiing for a few years now--might finally take the step!
Funny coincidence @memekid me too exact amount of time and since same age
as someone who is TERRIFIED of the terrain park but is desperate to learn, this was literally the best video ever. thanks so much man
A quick tip from a former elite gymnast and trampoline jumper: if you’re looking to spin well, keep your arms tightly to your body! the further out your arms are, the harder it’ll be to rotate as it hinders you by creating a restistance in the air. you can practice this without skiis by jumping into the air and pulling your arms in, then doing it again with your arms wide out. it’ll give you a clear perspective of what i’m trying to explain. the same technique can also be used if you’re ever in danger or loosing control of yourself in the air. put your arms out to slow the speed of your spin, and regain balance. although i hope none of you actually get in the situation of loosing control, some will. it’s important to know exactly where your body is when in the air. practice makes perfect, stay safe guys!
You're probably correct about air resistance, but there's another physical phenomena. The angular momentum has to be preserved so the rotation speed is increased because the inertia decreases by pulling in your arms.
@@xWood4000 You’re completely right about that, and throwing your arms out won’t always save you from losing control. I should have been more clear about that.
I’m glad you brought it up actually, because I find it all very interesting. However, I don’t know how flips are supposed to be done in this sport, so I didn’t want to say anything about it for that reason.
When jumping trampoline you’re generally supposed to start rotating halfway through a jump. If we’re talking a simple front-flip or back-flip there’s two-ish steps for it: 1. Jump straight up 2. Tuck in and roll when you’re as high up as you’re going to get.
The, almost same, applies for “around the shoulder” type of spins:
1. Jump straight up 2. Start rotation backward or forward a little earlier than max height 3. When upside-down, at max height, start rotation “over the shoulder”.
This would obviously not work for a skier, as they’re usually not in the air for such a long time. So I didn’t want to say something out of line and potentially spread misinformation, if that makes sense?
@@orchiduh Stomp it has a tutorial on it, you start by learning on a trampoline, and then preferably when ready to an airbag/water landing (or self made jump in deep powder). I can't do flips but the pop seems to make the difference from normal flips, you sort of start the rotation there.
@@xWood4000 air resistance is minimal. Angular momentum also doesn't come into play until you are rotating. The reason it's harder is because of torque. When you arms are out, you need more torque to set off the rotation. Pulling your arms in will speed you up after you are in motion to conserve angular momentum as you said.
Thanks
I’m 61 years old. Skied As a kid and in my 20’s...Just hit the slopes again after 40 years away...Jumping right in and trying all your tricks - fantastic! Thanks so much!!!
Damn nice time to come back to the slopes
I cant‘t wait to try these tricks with my first pair of actual freeride / freestyle ski
Patrick B. Ayyy I’ve never had a pair of actual twintip/free style /skis but I’ve been grinding on 180’s and skiing backwards :) Struggled with box slides on the side cause I thought I had to bend the skis to the side. Tell me how it goes on your progress, good luck buddy! ☃️🏆
I can't wait to have more snow (in southern Finland)... the worst winter I can remember :(
Same! Now I just have to save up some money for a set..
What sort of skis are you getting? I'm getting my own this year as well finally but still not sure what to get
@@tim197 You can check out the Fisher Ranger 94 fr. They're all mountain twin tips for about 300$ without bindings. I've been skiing on old k2 twin tips for the last 10 years and I'm going to buy these as my next skis for playing around in the park, off piste and still being able to do some nice carving with enough stability.
I've seen the other video and I can say that this one is way better. Keep up the good work.
When you said it’s only a normal jump it clicked for me.
The reason why we watch these youtubevideos is because we are too scared to do it and do we tell ourselfs we don’t know enough and procrastinate watching videos.
This does not only apply in skiing, but to everything in life.
He said it’s just a normal jump. I bet you can jump without even thinking about it.
Now just jump with skis without even thinking about it. Done.
Life is a numbers game. You are not going to do it perfect the first time so you have to ramp up the numbers of tries. You will automatically be better, the more times you tried.
Forget about trying to study everything beforehand.
Take action boys&girls
WOW TY MAN
Wow that was inspiring 👌👍
Excuse me I identify as a basketball
But seriously thanks
Wow, I didn’t expect this
But thanks 😊
This is beutiful...
The best ski tutorial channel on whole RUclips
11:43 grom girl just sending it
She sure has been paying attention :P
@@StompItTutorials dont regret it just shred it 🤙
i want slide that side ways cuz in finland city where i live all box small and they are high so if u fail and fall u die lmao
I love her body position, so aggressive and playfull..
STOMP IT!
I’ve been binging your videos this whole summer and now when it’s finally winter, all of them are going to come in handy. Thank you.
this makes me wanting to go skiing now too :(
Been skiing for 15 years now. It's about time I really start learning some tricks
i have been skiing for a while and "last time" i did a harder kind of trick i broke my arm and i haven't had the self-confidence to start making tricks on skis again. And i think i have found the self-confidence to start with the tricks again but now i am making sure i am doing them right.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Pointing the tips downwards made everything look sooo much better, and the landing is so much smoother for my 43-year old joints. It's amazing what difference just one piece of advice can make. Thank you for that! Also, having the patience to wait for the highest point in the trajectory before doing the spreadie changed a lot for me. Finally, it feels perfectly right. I did not get much farther than to the spreadie so I can't comment on the other tricks but my boyfriend just did his first 180 and his first grab after watching your videos. Amazing!
I’ve always found the thing you mentioned about the breathing at 2:46 to help so much. Glad I’m not the only one who it works for!
It’s so damn satisfying when he lands when he’s teaching how to jump in the beginning
Jens, you are the man!! Thank you for teaching me how to do my first nose butter 360 over a roller. It felt so so good!!
JP
Just came back from skiing and the trick you did in the first 5 seconds caused my biggest and only crash where I kneed myself in the chin and flipped 4 times. Can’t wait to get back and try it again with some more tips 👌
1. Pop
2. Side hits
3. Spready
4. Switch
5. 180
6. Nose butter
7. Switch 180
8. Tail butter
9. Box 5050
10. Box grind
Mate, this is PEARL. Thank you so much!! I'm a former dancer/figure skater and have fond memories of showing my ski instructor brother how to.....rotate for his helicopter jumps. I was impressed by your intro explaining the correct way to rotate . It is so ortant to keep shoulders and arms square and in alignment whilst airborne, as dipping either way in the air, dictates the angle on which you land. I had the great pleasure of spending a whole day getting some air with uni ski pals years after showing my brother how to jump on land and I can honestly say it was one of the best days of my life.!!!! Keep up the great work which helps us older folk to get re-inspired to "get out there'. Kind regards from Oz.
Emily.
emily graeme!!! i think i know u from somewhere momwhere.
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practicing the jumps in my room in my boots right now. so pumped for tomorrow
Nice video Jens! Love from Finland♥️
Torille
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I love to ski! Thanks for this great video!
These videos are amazing, specially for those of us in the older spectrum that did not grow up attending camps. Keep up the good work!
Skied for 8 years growing up and learning then got stupid and switched to snowboard for 3 years. I’ve killed boarding and am getting back into skiing and with these videos I’ve gone from a ball of nerves to remembering everything I was taught and more. Your awesome dude thank you
Well that's nice to read early in the morning! Thank you very much.
This was honestly the BEST tutorial I’ve seen... in a skiboarder who is struggling to find clear concise details for box slides. This was A+
I love the casual saying of Pop! over jumps. I'm totally stealing this - If we're ever allowed out again
lol 0:07 "I love Skiing" Just the way he says it :)
More videos about skiing switch!!
I have a hard time keeping my skis straight and to have my leg staggered.
I love skiing, I went once a year ago and I was alright, but my biggest problem became my greatest tool is the fact that no matter how underprepared or experienced I am I’d full send anything, this means I’ve broken a few bones in my time but with skiing I just have to eat some snow, can’t wait to go again after this pandemic just hope I’m able to go down a slope first
Been skiing park for about 10 years know and just curious to see what he said are the easiest tricks. Can confirm this is a good progression, really important to get these locked too. If you pull up to a park and only do straight but someone who can throw a fat daddy or cosack gets some mad respect
Skiing is 90% mental. The first time I went skiing I was too scared to shift my weight from leg to leg and ended up snow ploughing the entire way down the greens. Once you get over the mental hurdle and trust that leaning and letting the edge bite will work it becomes so smooth and buttery.
And then you get overconfident and fall 5 meters down a black.
Edit: Yes, it can be hard to overcome fear but you make it seem like you can ski anything if you arent afraid. That mindset would kill you
2:28 “bwoah!”
As a ski racer who has never owned a pair of skis wider than 77mm, this video helped me get into the world of trick skiing! Thank you!
Gonna try them all tomorrow, taught myself the rail last week after so many attempts but this is gonna sharpen it so much
Was so hyped for the season 19/20, went skiing in November 2019 and broke my Collarbone and have a rail on my bone until Dezember 2020 I’m so happy when I can ski again :(
Heal up quick bro
I feel ya man. I blew out my knee in early November of 2018. Only two weeks after I bought all brand new gear and a season pass. but now I'm skiing again. Life goes on! Good luck dude.
Dude. This exact thing happened to me I have a rail in my left clavicle and I may be able to get back to snowboarding this weekend so I’m watching these to hype me up. Get well soon man
This is sadly relatable, hope you healed up alright
I like these kinds of videos, the ones that show easy tricks that I can learn. I'm just a beginner looking to work my way up to some cool tricks.
Crazy how the quality of your video never cease to increase! Peace mate!
Been watching your channel for years now and I’ve gotta say you are amazing!
this video collects people who achieved everything in terms of casual riding, and want to try something new
Very insightful. couldn't wait to practice.
I’m so happy, today I closed switch 360
Youre vids are getting steeeeezy dude. Love the snippets of outtakes. Top 10 vid for sure
Just finished my season in New Zealand and can’t wait for next year. I’m gonna try and master these tricks next year.
This is the year when I'm gonna learn tricks 😁 hope you'll do camps in Feb and Mar as well!
quite possibly the best intro to any video ever
For a snowboarder considering transitioning to skiing, this is very insightful … much thanx! 🤙🏽
Another amazing vid that's going to help me do some tricks in a few weeks!! Probably your best tricks vid yet!! ❄️
Thank you :)
Leisurely and relaxed music, pleasant teaching rhythm.
7:41 when the teacher is suprised by his own skill ^^
Exactly what I want to learn this season!
Idk if I learned anything but watching someone do these gave me confidence to try them
This mountain is absolutely incredible!!!!!!
Love your tips. Not sure I dare to try on this skitrip but I can start working in trampolins and mashpits 🤙
this was extremely helpful! I've been skiing since 4 but never got confidence to do tricks, maybe this winter!
Hey stomp it thank for for the tutorials. This is my second season skiing (longtime snowboarder before) I have been working up the courage to box slide for a few weeks - I asked a “freestyler” chairlift buddy for tips and they were nice enough to join me at the park. So with 100% confidence I was able to stomp it ! So sick! Cheers from Vancouver Canada
“woo do you also like skiing? then stick along and ill teach you stuuuff”
i love this guy
Thanks for the great Tutorial, will definitely try some of these next month 👌🏼
Just learned how to grind I’m hyped 😎
Do a much needed in depth video on how to ski switch please!!
stompittutorials.com/tutorials/
Stomp It Tutorials on RUclips please!
Bruh you just need to practice
Use the tips in this video, and just practice practice practice. Start on the beginner slope, and slowly work your way there. Took me a whole half-season (20ish ski days) to feel comfortable skiing down a whole blue trail switch, let alone landing switch.
Is it bad to try learning to ski switch if I don’t have twin tips
You helped me learn how to box slide
When I got level 4 and I wanted to ski backwards I practically relearned skiing and this helped me stop backwards snowploughing
You just gave me a study plan for this season, thanks)
Love your videos! Heading out to ski next week for the first time in years - maybe I can still pull some of these off. Thanks for the pointers!
I honestly love your vidoes. They have taught me a lot, even though i have been skiing for 14 years
you are awesome， I need to follow you！
Thank you ❤️
Sick vid definitely going to try these tomorrow when I am at snow shoe resort 🎿
Good luck! I believe in you :)
I can’t wait to try this during winter
Im going on ski holiday now that i have seen this im gonna try some of these things
Good video love from the 🇳🇱
Thanks for taking the time to make all your videos mate
your videos are gonna help me win my first competitions
My guy sounds like Korg, I love it!
“Up there… Or there. It’s one of the corners”
that made me laugh so hard 😆
thanks! I'm absolute trash at tricks at the moment but hoping to practice more!
Cool Video good quality and quite satisfaying
Great tutorial
Great tutorial of the basic technique to complete a trick 👏🏻
Glad you liked it
7:20 are we not gonna talk about the guy parachuting in the background? 🤣
I've been skiing for a year now and all I can do is DBs, switch and box's, I really want to learn 180s though. But it's only Minnesota DBs in my local area
This is my second time skiing so thanks for the tricks ❤
You make it look so easy
Jens is a legend. Such easy to follow content, as well as content that you want to just keep watching. Keep it up man. I bought your online lessons and they helped quite a bit.
Awesome, actually I was hoping someone would release a tutorial like this, I will try to these as soon as possible, thank you Jens :)
I can ski but I dont live in an area where there is snow. I normally go skiing every 2 years but I just love it . Btw thank you these tips were very helpful
Awesome. Will give it a shot next week!
Love your videos I go skiing in few weeks ! Can’t wait to try these out
You are so good in explaining all this stuff. Been trying yout my new GoPro while skiing lately anim really into learning some tricks, will definetly try them next time i ski!
Keep up the great work! :p
Man your explanations are gold ! Thank you so much.
I'm so hyped to try it out
I'm tripping on mushrooms and I love your vibe 🙃
Me too lmao the view is so amazing
r/idodrugs
Fantastic video of my first tricks. Love it.
the intro haha! So wholesome!
Hey could you do a video on the best tricks to do on non twintip skies? 😁
you can do these with normal skis too
@Cerik Lemoine no you don't, you can still ski backwards with non twintip skis
@Cerik Lemoine Yup, did many 180s with mine and they are completely flat on the tail. Its a bit sketchy in the beginning, but you get used to it.
It is good to see this video, combo of different skills.
This video was very well instructed.
Decided to play around a bit more in the spring on the local hill due to conditions.
Then Covid closed them. I'll have to review next season but thanks for a starting point.
Love the video! Quick question: How much of a disadvantage am I at doing tricks like these with front-side downhill skis as opposed to actual freestyle skis?
Well, if you are riding regular skis, it is much harder to land switch as they don't have inverted tails. Also, if your boots are more than 2+ from center it also makes it more difficult to find center. That's all I have had issues with riding regular skis on free ride.
In my opinion theres a big disadvantage on regular skis, just switches to freestyle skis and everything is so much easier
its basically the same if youre skilled enough, skis become a tiny factor once youve built up skill
^^ there are pretty big advantages in the park but theres also not really a downside unless you're backcountry/powder skiing imo. I use my park skis on groomers and I carve just as hard as my buddies on pistes while being able to spin/butter. only downside is they're a lot flexier but its not necessarily a bad thing it just means you need more control while carving at higher speeds.
im so excited to try these