bts teletalk ep. 2 | teleskier Q&A w derek
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- behind-the-scenes edition: abby asks me (derek) a bunch of questions about the newschool telemark channel, including how I started teleskiing, about my technique, the benefits of telemark skiing, chance meetups with other tele skiers, etc.
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00:00 intro
00:39 what is newschooltelemark?
01:00 starting out teleskiing
02:16 knee-to-ski tele style
02:55 video filming and edit process
03:23 the best thing about the channel
03:38 chance meetups with freeheelers
04:22 why telemark is so awesome
05:11 outtakes 
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“Tell me why you like Telemark skiing so much?” Because it’s awesome AF.
haha yewwww
Saw a couple of these interviews, missed one v. important question… “How come your music so rad?”
haha yeah, probably should've covered that
Like your channel, nice to see you behind the scenes. I agree about the community part. Here in Europe it's especially nice to meet people from other countries, put up a thumb, have a little chat.
Keep up the good work, see you next year.
thanks, man! appreciate you tuning in!! pretty cool to be able to meet up with teleskiers from other countries; I haven't skied out in Europe yet, but hopefully I'll be able to one of these days
@@NewSchoolTelemark Than come to the European tele event in Hintertux Austria end of November. A couple of hundred telemarkers from all over Europe.
Describe you ski/bindings configuration !
What you suggest, what type of ?
Nice introduction 🤣
haha I spent a long time on that
Love your channel. What spring and setting do you use on the Outlaw to get low? I find it fairly stiff.
thanks! just using the stock spring, but I back the spring cap all they way down to position 5, which is as loose as it goes without getting to the spot where the claw stops engaging. I've been skiing with broken flex plates because I'm too lazy to get replacements, so maybe that helps me get lower. Also, I probably have 60% of my weight on my back leg.
how do you make 22 design bindings not fall to pieces after every season?
I’m fairly light, but I’ve been on an outlaw for 6 years now
I've gone through a few flex plates over the years, but the bindings haven't let me down yet. One time I did break the claw by stomping on my binding out of frustration; I have to chalk that up to user error though
I weight 205lbs and go through a pair of 22 designs every season, take advantage of the 2 year warranty. really no other option for ntn because they get more expensive (over 500 dollars) the nicer they are. Im scared to get nice bindings because I ski hard andwill just break them...