Wow she goes right in and sends it! I’ve watched a few of these videos now, and I’ve mainly seen grown men standing at the top hesitating for almost a minute. Great job!
Major props for that! I don't know if it's the fish eye on the lens, but sitting on top of that Couloir made me feel like I was going to slide back down off the other side of that mountain!
Amazing. And part of what might be lost in this is the challenge of just getting from the tram to the top of the Big Couloir. I've skied Big Sky twice and had the pleasure of watching people ski this, but I wouldn't get near it. 😱
Amazing! I’ve ski’d big sky a lot! Anyone who has the confidence to even attempt this (one of the hardest trails in NA) is an amazing skier! Great Job!!!
Smile on her face at the end is frigging awesome. That's the smile that comes from doing something that seems scary and near impossible. Congrats to her! I bet she's tearing up the mountain at this point!
Great job. I like the way you skied that. No scraping your way down. Just turn turn turn. Do you think if you kept doing the BC the fear factor would disappear and you'd actually attack it ? How awesome to do it together!
Great job, Elise! Took my son, Pierce down it a few months after he turned 11! It was clear that even I’d done it several times a long time ago, that he, like you, was fearless ⛷🚀
She is so close to getting her turn perfected. Once she does she will be an amazing skiier. Do you have a video of the way she skiis today.? 5 years later?
Id like to know who takes the pisten bully down that road and cuts the path in. I used to groom back in the day and that is some hard core exposure for a machine. I wonder if it is winched / cabled up somehow when the groomer cuts that road in.
Terrible sketchy conditions and you took Elise, who seems to be an advanced beginner into the Big Couloir, she’s tremendous, very sure-footed but clearly still a long way from being an expert. So mom, dad you be proud. Think many I know, me included who can likely ski better than Elise at this stage, wouldn’t have made it through that narrow mogulled hard-pack traverse to the drop in ! Awesome video, inspiring, congrats to Elise and her mentor on the GoPro. Great stuff.
It's a shame, I think the only thing that would keep me from skiing this is fear. Meaning, I think I'm capable but if I got really scared I wouldn't be skiing it properly...and it might cause me to crash.
You couldn't just let Elise enjoy her moment and had to give some instruction to make it about you. I sometimes wonder if Ski Instructors have forgotten about the joy and freedom of skiing. It is not about the separation, or the angulation, or even the weight transfer, it is really all about the smile on the face and the freedom. I think you should rethink your ability to give any type of ski instructor since you clearly have forgotten about the joy of skiing.
@@angusmcdugal1 yep that's what it's all about ..... I didn't forget at all and I'm sorry you may feel that way but it also could be the result from your expression the likely hood of a poor experience which is completely understandable. As far as giving advice to be honest been teaching since 89 doesn't mean that I'm good but try to guide and assist and don't beat clients down with stuff just guide and assist for a more effective out come that results in more fun, more ski time and less injuries and most customers like that approach I don't beat them. I seem to get positive results . I do work with some adults but most of my students are children from ages 6-17 yrs old.. I just made a observation that I felt may contribute to her skiing nothing more nothing less and make it a even better experience than it already is...... If something is easier and more fun wouldn't you want that option? I know most would...... it's all about building and adding ingredients to better ourselves no matter what it is in life..... ........
a bit overrated on the diamonds... thats equal to a single black rated run at Whistler. Corbet's Couloir at Jackson or Air Jordan or DOA at Whistler are triple blacks.
This is 50 - 55 degrees, the steepest run at Whistler is 49 - 40 degrees. Corbet's Couloir is 40 degrees and usually a decently sized cornice at the top. Air Jordan and DOA are about 50 degrees. And not all places use the Triple black / Double black ex ratings, allot of places don't use double blacks and sometimes have Triple blacks even.
She does make it look easy. Not much hesitation on her part. Way cool!
Kid had an Alta sticker on her helmet. Of course she could nail that run!
Wow she goes right in and sends it! I’ve watched a few of these videos now, and I’ve mainly seen grown men standing at the top hesitating for almost a minute. Great job!
Major props for that!
I don't know if it's the fish eye on the lens, but sitting on top of that Couloir made me feel like I was going to slide back down off the other side of that mountain!
the fish eye just makes it more realistic somehow
def lots of distortion in the lens
Awesome job, Elise!!! Totally made it look easy! 👍💪
Excellent job Elise. Excellent encouragement by the coach. My palms were sweating just watching this.
I've seen the this couloir from the bottom many times. My hearts pounding watching these guys drop in.
Amazing. And part of what might be lost in this is the challenge of just getting from the tram to the top of the Big Couloir. I've skied Big Sky twice and had the pleasure of watching people ski this, but I wouldn't get near it. 😱
kids are amazing when you start them young. when i looked up at this run i thought “no way”. but this is inspiring !
Cameras never do these trails justice do they.
I'm proud of her and I don't even know her. Good job, Elise! 😊
Amazing! I’ve ski’d big sky a lot! Anyone who has the confidence to even attempt this (one of the hardest trails in NA) is an amazing skier! Great Job!!!
Fathers very proud moment . Congrats to both of you
What a beautiful run, conditions look excellent
Most Gopros make even the triple blacks look easy, but this one still looked appropriately horrifying to pull off.
You said it correctly. " Horrifying".
So can you imagine what it is like in person!! So beautiful though. I would definitely do it.
I bet Whistler Couloir is still steeper then this.
@@2EnterNext "Whistler Couloir" is 49 - 40 degrees and the run in this video is 50 to 55 degrees so this is steeper.
idk where you got your stats from but you are wrong lol
Awesome, you both really got at it! I hope to run it this year for the first time. Hope conditions allow in early March.
Smile on her face at the end is frigging awesome. That's the smile that comes from doing something that seems scary and near impossible. Congrats to her! I bet she's tearing up the mountain at this point!
This looks incredible. Must try it soon.
I notice a bit of breeze in the air, refreshens the cheek bones:)
Man my stomach was churning at the top. Looking forward to a visit to Big Sky this winter, so I appreciate you positing this video.
You must not be a very good skier, then
@@mrepix8287 with the asshole comment. Every video needs ones, so thanks for that.
@@bstrac77 thank you for that. there is always one asshole in the crowd.
@@mrepix8287 2 years already. He might be better than you.
Wow, that's impressive
Way to go, Dad. She's got this.
Great job. I like the way you skied that. No scraping your way down. Just turn turn turn. Do you think if you kept doing the BC the fear factor would disappear and you'd actually attack it ? How awesome to do it together!
I did this when I was 12. It’s pretty hard, nice job.
Great job, Elise! Took my son, Pierce down it a few months after he turned 11! It was clear that even I’d done it several times a long time ago, that he, like you, was fearless ⛷🚀
My legs are burning just watching this video. That's so long!!!
Awesome. That's some steep shit! Made it look easy!
She is so close to getting her turn perfected. Once she does she will be an amazing skiier. Do you have a video of the way she skiis today.? 5 years later?
c dawg Kai is the best young skier with out a doubt
Amazing, where is this
Id like to know who takes the pisten bully down that road and cuts the path in. I used to groom back in the day and that is some hard core exposure for a machine. I wonder if it is winched / cabled up somehow when the groomer cuts that road in.
It has never been groomed and never will be groomed🤣
Yo i live here in kid sky. What side of the mountains are u on?
We were there last week. We just looked up at it 😂
The entry looks harder than the couloir!
Nice editing at the end
Terrible sketchy conditions and you took Elise, who seems to be an advanced beginner into the Big Couloir, she’s tremendous, very sure-footed but clearly still a long way from being an expert. So mom, dad you be proud. Think many I know, me included who can likely ski better than Elise at this stage, wouldn’t have made it through that narrow mogulled hard-pack traverse to the drop in ! Awesome video, inspiring, congrats to Elise and her mentor on the GoPro. Great stuff.
Did you seriously just call her an advanced beginner?? Advanced beginners don’t go within a mile of a run like that 🤦🏼♂️
Nice run, the approach looks worse than the hill lol. Kudos for taking your kid with you.
What’s even more impressive is the conditions don’t look very good
Sick Mtn
Start Em Young.
It's a shame, I think the only thing that would keep me from skiing this is fear. Meaning, I think I'm capable but if I got really scared I wouldn't be skiing it properly...and it might cause me to crash.
Not too bad
3:40 avalanche city
She's dang good !! I skied Sun Valley with Picaboo Street when she was 14 this Elise Is Not Far Off Yikes !!
Another Schiffrin ?? 🙏
Classic Montuckey Sketch,......
40%？
50
She's skiing as well or better than he is
LOOK AT THOSE PIZZA TURNS GO!
PIZZA! fries fies fies feis PIZZA!
skied it way better than that "extreme ryan" kid. great job!!
Why do you have to make a comparison between kids?
Many technical problems with her skiing; not wise to just say “a looking good”.
kind a intermediate skier ... she's picking up her skis for turns... SKI IT... but .. she's only 12.
Так хорошо ездить с надоевшей уже женой по таким местам, предварительно стащив у нее все средства связи. А вдруг повезет?!
Hell to the naw!
I’m 12 and I’m decent but not that good.
Nice job....... a bit more separation upper and lower body and not following skis around as much would really help step up the skiing........
You couldn't just let Elise enjoy her moment and had to give some instruction to make it about you. I sometimes wonder if Ski Instructors have forgotten about the joy and freedom of skiing. It is not about the separation, or the angulation, or even the weight transfer, it is really all about the smile on the face and the freedom. I think you should rethink your ability to give any type of ski instructor since you clearly have forgotten about the joy of skiing.
@@angusmcdugal1 yep that's what it's all about ..... I didn't forget at all and I'm sorry you may feel that way but it also could be the result from your expression the likely hood of a poor experience which is completely understandable. As far as giving advice to be honest been teaching since 89 doesn't mean that I'm good but try to guide and assist and don't beat clients down with stuff just guide and assist for a more effective out come that results in more fun, more ski time and less injuries and most customers like that approach I don't beat them. I seem to get positive results . I do work with some adults but most of my students are children from ages 6-17 yrs old.. I just made a observation that I felt may contribute to her skiing nothing more nothing less and make it a even better experience than it already is...... If something is easier and more fun wouldn't you want that option? I know most would...... it's all about building and adding ingredients to better ourselves no matter what it is in life..... ........
Jeff Pierce Shut up
@@kabirreddy5189 how old are you? 9 or 10?
@@kabirreddy5189 Nice response! How old are you? 9 or 10 maybe?
a bit overrated on the diamonds... thats equal to a single black rated run at Whistler. Corbet's Couloir at Jackson or Air Jordan or DOA at Whistler are triple blacks.
This is 50 - 55 degrees, the steepest run at Whistler is 49 - 40 degrees. Corbet's Couloir is 40 degrees and usually a decently sized cornice at the top. Air Jordan and DOA are about 50 degrees. And not all places use the Triple black / Double black ex ratings, allot of places don't use double blacks and sometimes have Triple blacks even.
Really tired of watching videos of kids who can ski way better than me.
Too much standing around. Just ski the run.