1:22:22 The move you execute here is a really important technique to getting down challenging terrain. Being able to side skid like a leaf is very helpful, otherwise you'd have to keep rotating the skis on a difficult slope. I'm going to share this with others to show how do that move when the slope is too hard. Thanks!
BTW, the slope before that seemed too steep to slide like that given the terrible snow/ice condition, so I was afraid I would slip and fall to my death. Now watching all this I realize that I could probably slide fine if I started sliding earlier, not trying to reach the end of the traverse with that "cavity", where my skis barely had contact with the slope.
I went to upper international today and the entrance is so bad. I had to hop down narrow steps to get in. Then the far side of the bowl is frozen ice. Edelweiss was nice and soft tho.
@@BlueSkiWave I film with GoPro Hero 11. I also have a 360 camera Rylo, but the batteries are not good for any freezing weather anymore, so I stick to the GoPro. BTW, I bought a wind screen, and now the sound is so much better, no loud booming of the wind. For video editing I use DaVinci Resolve Studio. I bought the paid option a couple of years ago together with a small editing keyboards (the same price as the software license was free with it). It's best of class software, and its free version is very powerful too.
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Very real, thank you for posting!
It was a day of many extremes, for sure!
1:22:22 The move you execute here is a really important technique to getting down challenging terrain. Being able to side skid like a leaf is very helpful, otherwise you'd have to keep rotating the skis on a difficult slope. I'm going to share this with others to show how do that move when the slope is too hard. Thanks!
Thanks! I'm glad this is helpful!
BTW, the slope before that seemed too steep to slide like that given the terrible snow/ice condition, so I was afraid I would slip and fall to my death. Now watching all this I realize that I could probably slide fine if I started sliding earlier, not trying to reach the end of the traverse with that "cavity", where my skis barely had contact with the slope.
I think I’d rather visit the dentist!😂
Rather than skiing in such snow conditions? :-)
As a Pennsylvanian, skiing on this would be better than where I live…
I feel for you. East Coast skiing is notoriously sketchy. BTW, today we've had a powder day. Just about to post a new video!
I went to upper international today and the entrance is so bad. I had to hop down narrow steps to get in. Then the far side of the bowl is frozen ice. Edelweiss was nice and soft tho.
Share the videos please. It's crazy they open Upper International again.
@@SeattleDiverSkier I'm planning to. It takes me a while to process them. May I ask what video editor you use? I like your special effects
@@BlueSkiWave I film with GoPro Hero 11. I also have a 360 camera Rylo, but the batteries are not good for any freezing weather anymore, so I stick to the GoPro. BTW, I bought a wind screen, and now the sound is so much better, no loud booming of the wind. For video editing I use DaVinci Resolve Studio. I bought the paid option a couple of years ago together with a small editing keyboards (the same price as the software license was free with it). It's best of class software, and its free version is very powerful too.