Pre-race warm up is critical for performance, starts make or break a race, effective start routines take years develop. Watch the best in action. www.skistrong.org/store/
Your channel is simply the best one to follow for all aspiring skiiers.. My son watches you for hours.. Wish he could ever get a direct training from you.. (Sad part we are in mid Atlantic region).. ruclips.net/video/vCaPd2UNuuw/видео.html
Debbie, do you have a video that addresses mid season fatigue and active rest days. Love the two segments including the race start activities especially the warm up approaches of different countries.
You know, I've liked and commented on so many of your vids, you have to wonder whether I'm a great guy who loves skiing, or if I'm a wacko stalker! If you can trust that it's the first thing, I'd love to come to Steamboat and ski with you. So would my instructor Cathy who is very much like you. Some day maybe - a dream come true.
Wow! This is so fascinating to watch, so much to learn from! When they visualise, do they know the course already from previous practice or are they going on what they see in front of them?
Hi Deb, I’m a little confused about when the first skate begins coming out of the start gate. Is it a kick and push off to get past the poles and THEN a push into the first gate, or should it all be one motion? It appears in the video that there’s one big push off to get as much of one’s body into the course before booting the timing mechanism, then pushing the leg out into the first skate as/once the tails land. But not sure
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The dedication, focus, and willingness by all involved is amazing.
Thank you Dem for capturing these scenes so well.
I love this stuff. I am a real visual learner, so a get a lot out of watching the world's best skiers. I could watch for hours. Thanjks Deb.
Love these videos. You have no idea how helpful they are!!!
I love your videos on the edges of expert performance thinking.
For those wondering: The timing system they use in the Downhill part is HC Timing.
This is one of the best ski racing videos I've ever seen. Outstanding stuff, thank you!
Awesome!!! Thanks.
Eye opening. Fantastic video!
Gives me goosebumps knowing how hard this guys train.brings back old memories
great video
Love your vids Deb
Wow, I learned a lot in this video... thanks Deb
Thats the point. Im glad!!!!!
Great stuff!
Your channel is simply the best one to follow for all aspiring skiiers.. My son watches you for hours.. Wish he could ever get a direct training from you.. (Sad part we are in mid Atlantic region)..
ruclips.net/video/vCaPd2UNuuw/видео.html
Debbie, do you have a video that addresses mid season fatigue and active rest days. Love the two segments including the race start activities especially the warm up approaches of different countries.
You know, I've liked and commented on so many of your vids, you have to wonder whether I'm a great guy who loves skiing, or if I'm a wacko stalker! If you can trust that it's the first thing, I'd love to come to Steamboat and ski with you. So would my instructor Cathy who is very much like you. Some day maybe - a dream come true.
Ha! Love it Steve. I hope to see you on the slopes one day.
that's going to be me @4:32 #firstrunoftheseason ;) too excited
Ha!!!!!!
Wow! This is so fascinating to watch, so much to learn from! When they visualise, do they know the course already from previous practice or are they going on what they see in front of them?
Each training session is a new set. Sometimes multiple sets. Before running the course athletes inspect the course
@@DebArmstrongSkiStrong cool thanks for your reply
Hi Deb, I’m a little confused about when the first skate begins coming out of the start gate. Is it a kick and push off to get past the poles and THEN a push into the first gate, or should it all be one motion?
It appears in the video that there’s one big push off to get as much of one’s body into the course before booting the timing mechanism, then pushing the leg out into the first skate as/once the tails land.
But not sure
Yes
It's all very personal
Greetings from the Alps Deb 😁
Thank you. Greetings