How to do Whirlybirds on skis (my best tips)

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  • Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
  • Whirlybirds / Whirly turns / Piste spins / Pirouettes on skis will practice some important skiing skills like steering, for and aft balance, weight transfer from ski to ski and independent leg movements.
    With a few simple tips I explain how to do Whirlybirds, to make it as easy as possible for you to learn.
    With the Whirlybird movement in your toolbox, you will gain control and confidence and have a bunch of new creative options in your skiing.
    In my opinion it looks really cool and it is a fun way to improve your ski technique.
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    When you practice this movement, there is some increased risk of falling, especially if the skis catch an edge. Doing what I suggest in the video happens solely at your own risk and Inspirational Skiing is by no means responsible for any harm resulting from trying the movements I show in the video.
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Комментарии • 24

  • @nathankuhn3811
    @nathankuhn3811 9 месяцев назад +9

    Day one skiing yesterday and I did this quite a few times..... Certainly not on purpose but I didn't fall

    • @InspirationalSkiing
      @InspirationalSkiing  9 месяцев назад

      Jumping straight to advanced moves,
      @nathankuhn3811! 😄 It sounds like you have some level of athleticism, which will help you a lot. If you want to stop the rotation and don't want to spin all the way round, you can try finding you balance on the middle of your foot. I hope this helps. /Janus

  • @lisezeuthen9978
    @lisezeuthen9978 2 года назад +12

    WAUW 😝My new goal this season is to be able to do whirlybirds. Thank you for the inspiration😁

    • @InspirationalSkiing
      @InspirationalSkiing  2 года назад

      You are welcome, Lise Zeuthen! That is a great goal. I hope you will have fun with it 😊 /Janus

  • @Mark260165
    @Mark260165 2 года назад +3

    Thanks a million for putting this up, it’s my goal next Month when we visit Trysil for a week, are you around?

    • @InspirationalSkiing
      @InspirationalSkiing  2 года назад +1

      You are welcome, Mark Hayley! Awesome goal and awesome that you visit Trysil! You will be able to practice Whirlybirds on the exact slopes in the video. We went to Trysil three times 2 years ago and thats when we recorded the material for all our videos from Trysil (The pole plant videos, one ski videos, Two Keys to parallel Skiing, the Hockey Stop video etc.). Trysil has a special place in my heart since I have skied there at least one week each year since 1992, where learned my first real slalom turns on the hills next to "Skihytta". I also spent a whole winter there just skiing in my early twenties. As much as I would love to go there for skiing in the coming months, I will be based in Denmark and travel to ski mostly with the ski team I manage, and hopefully another production trip with Inspirational Skiing. Trysil is unfortunately not on the schedule at the moment, but many things are not set in stone yet. I like the idea of meeting up with people following our content and maybe offer skiing lessons, so maybe that will be an opportunity at some point. /Janus

  • @Romans8-9
    @Romans8-9 Месяц назад +1

    nice vid

    • @InspirationalSkiing
      @InspirationalSkiing  Месяц назад +1

      Thank you,
      @Romans8-9! I am glad you like it. Have a nice day! /Janus

  • @pitur5492
    @pitur5492 2 года назад +2

    its easier when base edge is on 1* angle, with base angles like 0 or 0.5 its more likely catching the edge :D

  • @jan-lucako2042
    @jan-lucako2042 8 месяцев назад +1

    Do you need twin tips for this? I assume it does help?

    • @InspirationalSkiing
      @InspirationalSkiing  7 месяцев назад

      Thanks for your question, @jan-lucako2042. You are right, twin tip skis do help a bit and they eliminate the risk of your tails hooking into the snow. However, it is totally possible on regular skis, and the risk of hooking your tails is not that significant if the snow is fairly even. I often do this move on regular racing type skis. I hope this helps. /Janus

  • @joylee8153
    @joylee8153 2 года назад +2

    I wish I could do for the next ski trip!!!

    • @InspirationalSkiing
      @InspirationalSkiing  2 года назад +1

      Sounds like a great idea, JoyLee! Have fun with it and I hope you succeed! /Janus

  • @isabellegustafsson6913
    @isabellegustafsson6913 8 месяцев назад +1

    Super explanation! Can sort of do it since before but I always mess it up in the end. Will try this tip tomorrow in the slopes!😍

    • @InspirationalSkiing
      @InspirationalSkiing  7 месяцев назад +1

      Amazing, @isabellegustafsson6913. Feel free to let me know here, how it went. /Janus

    • @isabellegustafsson6913
      @isabellegustafsson6913 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@InspirationalSkiing Much better! I’m spinning around like a rotisserie chicken! Need some more practice on my right side but the left one gets it now🤩 Thank you so much!!!🔥🔥🔥

    • @InspirationalSkiing
      @InspirationalSkiing  Месяц назад

      @@isabellegustafsson6913 That is so awesome to hear, Isabelle! Congratulations with your success! I am sure you will get the other side really good as well with some practice. /Janus

  • @malikanat
    @malikanat 10 месяцев назад +1

    Where is this video shot?

    • @InspirationalSkiing
      @InspirationalSkiing  10 месяцев назад

      Trysil in Norway. A wonderful resort where I learned how to ski and spent many months on skis in total. /Janus

  • @robertyates5919
    @robertyates5919 2 года назад +1

    ???????

    • @InspirationalSkiing
      @InspirationalSkiing  2 года назад +1

      Thanks for your interest, Robert Yates. Feel free to ask your question, I would be happy to answer. /Janus

  • @dustbringer10
    @dustbringer10 2 года назад +5

    Great video. I keep trying to learn whirlybird - but during the second half of the turn ('back-turn') the inside edge of my uphill ski gets stuck on the snow.
    Thanks for the video, hopefully leaning back would help with that.
    Your videos have great production value and are extremely helpful. Please do a tutorial on carving.

    • @InspirationalSkiing
      @InspirationalSkiing  2 года назад

      Thanks for your comment, Amlan Gupta! I think you are right, that maybe the leaning back part will help with freeing the inside edge of the uphill ski to get stuck. And thanks for your request about carving. We definitely do have some plans to create content about carving. It is one of our most requested topics. Good luck with practicing the Whirlybird, and feel free to let me know here in the comments how it goes. /Janus