Every time I watch your videos, I think how much I would LOVE to join one of your camps and be instructed by you. One day!! :D Thank you so much for always making awesome videos for us!
@@StompItTutorials March of 2024!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm going skiing almost every weekend this season. I need to prepare myself to keep up with everyone when I join your camp and not cause trouble. I'm a lady in her 30s but still lots of energy and desire of improving ski abilities. I hope it's OK a lady joins, not only guys :)
I've been skiing for two weeks now and your videos gave me the confidence to do my very first blue run a few days ago. Thanks sooo much for allowing me to experience this epic feeling in life on the slopes. Your videos are truly the best!!!
Really nice overview and breakdown of different techniques! I'm not sure that it was clear enough in the video that these are quite advanced. Many intermediate skiers will easily get too backseat trying the cross under technique, or skid too much with the stivot.
Thank you very much. Yes and if you know intermediate skiers tell em to see an instructor or join a camp. Its very hard to learn alone but very possible.
The techniques in the vid are apparently so advanced that Jens can't do them properly. For example he describes the cross-under as "exhausting" when in fact if done properly you "bounce"/"trampoline" from turn to turn, only needing to brace briefly at the apex.
Really helpful and informative to understand the different turn types and their application. Thank you for exposing that there is more than one way to carve, especially as an intermediate progressing.
This is awesome. I've been using the stivot for years, and I just thought I was being sloppy, having some skid at the top of my turns before getting a bite and carve. Now I have a name for this thing I do, and can feel like I'm doing proper skiing. And THAT'S how I became a "better" skier in one short video.
Way to go on this! Your videos are getting better and better- I really like the new content and send this to all my students. Thanks for making us all better skiers (and for some us, better teachers).
The stivot is simply a tool for getting your skis back on a preferred line. What is controlling your speed is the slarve (tails sliding out at end of turn before the transition) you are using to finish those turns.
Agree thats how the ski racers use ut. They try to stivot in a way that to be able to ski tighter corridor. To try to edge some extra to slow down would lead to failure. How ever its a great way to controll speed if you wish todo so. Sure you can slarve to but it just doesn´t feel great it just feels like a lazy turn :P
You are a very talented athlete. I wish you would talk more about when it is appropriate and not appropriate to do tricks or ski fakey. I see lots of weak skiers trying to pull tricks on very crowded slopes. It's like they don't think about their landing zone at all. Trying to learn to ski backwards on a crowded slope is a recipe for disaster.
Awesome video cheers from London England. I’m off to whistler in March my 3rd time in whistler. Do you have any videos on powder snow I mean like deep pow
Question! Tried to use the Stivot turn in steeper, hard snow/ soft snow runs to control speed. Had a few slips and went on my bum a couple times. Any recommendations to feel more stable when hitting those slippery hard patches?
Can you reccomend a good skis to buy? Now I have Volkl RTM 2019, they are good but dont forgive alot and not too good when slopes have heavy/wet snow, like in the end of the day. Im thinking if I should buy skis like “black crow” that are wider and flost better..?
Awesome, I believe I have the same skies as you used in the video and I LOVE them! BtwWould you like a discord server? It would be awesome and I can get it ready within soon if you would like so!
This doesn't come for free. You need POWER and STRENGHT to be able to carv properly. Before the season you need to properly strengthen your legs and core muscles and gain stamina. Carving is NOT for everyone. Carving is sport, heavy workout. If you are not willing to put effort of prework, dont dream of carving.
Haha yes he so deserves it. Being christmas holidays going on with lots of people Carlos killed it skiing along filming. We cut out most videos with busy slopes.
Love it. Worked on a number of those with Swiss Ski School Grindelwald on Carv today. I guarantee that you can get that "cross under" score up with a couple of little extra moves that the weightlessness and scooting of the skis across the hill gives you the time for that you are not doing on that assessed run.
Do any certain methods work better for certain ski types. I just purchased my first pair of skis (Salomon QST 92 183cm), and I just learned skis have a different turn radius depending on profile. I've always used shorter rentals that are also probably thinner. I've never thought about ski technique so I can't wait to compare the types.
You're my favorite ski tutorial channel! Everything you show is clearly explained, demonstrated, and filmed. Huge thanks to you, AND to your camera man. You guys are doing a fantastic job, and what you're teaching is 100% applicable.
Absolutely love these videos. But I seriously got to wonder, how are some of these shots of you blasting down the mountain being filmed? You're going quite fast, banging out some big carves, and blasting past other folks on the slope, so is the camera man essentially just going straight down the mountain, downhill racer style, no turns, right next to you?
Its almost certainly not the same as the third way. We like to call it a "skidded parallel turn" what you are probably doing if I can trust google translate. Its not the same as the stivot :) Focus on learning how to carve as a next step. Watch our beginner carving tutorial :)
Все отлично, но я бы на вашем месте попробовал вместо третьего варианта (используемтого в слаломе гиганте) , вариант спецального слалома, с управлением в первой части поворота и резаньем в последующей (тем более, что ваши лыжи очень этому соответствуют). И еще первый и второй варианты можно совмещать.
@@StompItTutorials Is it on the iKon pass lol? I would love to one of these days. I need a passport first though. I like how open the mountain terrain looks there. I'm just getting back into skiing this year after snowboarding for most of my life.
Thank you. Actually you really wanna pressure the tip but the middle of the of the which on a piste ski might be under your toes. Stand on the front of the foot with shin pressure :)
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Every time I watch your videos, I think how much I would LOVE to join one of your camps and be instructed by you. One day!! :D Thank you so much for always making awesome videos for us!
That would be cool! See you in March? ;)
Couldn't agree more 😀 not this year but hopefully soon 👍🏻 love the technique videos though, keep them coming!
@@StompItTutorials March of 2024!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm going skiing almost every weekend this season. I need to prepare myself to keep up with everyone when I join your camp and not cause trouble. I'm a lady in her 30s but still lots of energy and desire of improving ski abilities. I hope it's OK a lady joins, not only guys :)
@@LolaBalletAndFigureSkate definitely 👍 🎉
I've been skiing for two weeks now and your videos gave me the confidence to do my very first blue run a few days ago. Thanks sooo much for allowing me to experience this epic feeling in life on the slopes. Your videos are truly the best!!!
Really felt those G forces this year! Boom! Bam! It was a game changer for me this year! Again, muchisimos gracias!!!! 👊
Really nice overview and breakdown of different techniques! I'm not sure that it was clear enough in the video that these are quite advanced. Many intermediate skiers will easily get too backseat trying the cross under technique, or skid too much with the stivot.
Thank you very much. Yes and if you know intermediate skiers tell em to see an instructor or join a camp. Its very hard to learn alone but very possible.
The techniques in the vid are apparently so advanced that Jens can't do them properly. For example he describes the cross-under as "exhausting" when in fact if done properly you "bounce"/"trampoline" from turn to turn, only needing to brace briefly at the apex.
@@agenthex Let’s see you do them and break down your technique
@@jarnold1789 This isn't about me but the people being misled by this video. But thanks for confirming you don't care about them.
@@agenthex No one is being misled by this video, relax. It’s just skiing
Really helpful and informative to understand the different turn types and their application. Thank you for exposing that there is more than one way to carve, especially as an intermediate progressing.
This is awesome. I've been using the stivot for years, and I just thought I was being sloppy, having some skid at the top of my turns before getting a bite and carve.
Now I have a name for this thing I do, and can feel like I'm doing proper skiing. And THAT'S how I became a "better" skier in one short video.
Thank you Andrew :D
Way to go on this! Your videos are getting better and better- I really like the new content and send this to all my students. Thanks for making us all better skiers (and for some us, better teachers).
Awesome! Thank you! :) Enjoy your winter Jaki!
The cross under looks cooler when you're not on the toilet. Also it feels so much better whenthe skis push back against you floating down the slope.
Amazing how you have improved skiing techniqe on groomers👏
I put som effort in the last couple of years to try to get ny ski technique on par with my freestyle skills.
What skis are you on. And what length compared to your bodylength? Great videos😀
The stivot is simply a tool for getting your skis back on a preferred line. What is controlling your speed is the slarve (tails sliding out at end of turn before the transition) you are using to finish those turns.
Agree thats how the ski racers use ut. They try to stivot in a way that to be able to ski tighter corridor. To try to edge some extra to slow down would lead to failure. How ever its a great way to controll speed if you wish todo so. Sure you can slarve to but it just doesn´t feel great it just feels like a lazy turn :P
You are a very talented athlete. I wish you would talk more about when it is appropriate and not appropriate to do tricks or ski fakey. I see lots of weak skiers trying to pull tricks on very crowded slopes. It's like they don't think about their landing zone at all. Trying to learn to ski backwards on a crowded slope is a recipe for disaster.
Awesome video cheers from London England. I’m off to whistler in March my 3rd time in whistler. Do you have any videos on powder snow I mean like deep pow
I have lots of it. Let me google that for you: ruclips.net/user/results?search_query=stomp+it+tutorials+%2B+how+to+ski+powder
@@StompItTutorials awesome thanks for that. Very much appreciated. Cheers from London 🇬🇧
Question! Tried to use the Stivot turn in steeper, hard snow/ soft snow runs to control speed. Had a few slips and went on my bum a couple times. Any recommendations to feel more stable when hitting those slippery hard patches?
Can you reccomend a good skis to buy? Now I have Volkl RTM 2019, they are good but dont forgive alot and not too good when slopes have heavy/wet snow, like in the end of the day. Im thinking if I should buy skis like “black crow” that are wider and flost better..?
Awesome, I believe I have the same skies as you used in the video and I LOVE them!
BtwWould you like a discord server? It would be awesome and I can get it ready within soon if you would like so!
Hey, Awesome :) I shall try to get back to your email this week.
@@StompItTutorials 🎉 :)
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This doesn't come for free. You need POWER and STRENGHT to be able to carv properly. Before the season you need to properly strengthen your legs and core muscles and gain stamina. Carving is NOT for everyone. Carving is sport, heavy workout. If you are not willing to put effort of prework, dont dream of carving.
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We are days away from 2024 so try to put on something that make sense not this old stuff.
Props to the cameraman!!!
Love the follow cam on the last run, props to the camara man
Haha yes he so deserves it. Being christmas holidays going on with lots of people Carlos killed it skiing along filming. We cut out most videos with busy slopes.
Look at that! 11:04 🤣
Hihi
Best description in which the instructors didnt say, "soften your uphill leg."
Epic video as always, are you guys planning on making a video about speed control while carving any time soon?
Well we just touched on the stivot on the last third of the video. Try it that is for sure the easiest way to speed controll.
Love it. Worked on a number of those with Swiss Ski School Grindelwald on Carv today. I guarantee that you can get that "cross under" score up with a couple of little extra moves that the weightlessness and scooting of the skis across the hill gives you the time for that you are not doing on that assessed run.
Do any certain methods work better for certain ski types. I just purchased my first pair of skis (Salomon QST 92 183cm), and I just learned skis have a different turn radius depending on profile. I've always used shorter rentals that are also probably thinner. I've never thought about ski technique so I can't wait to compare the types.
I’m doing crossovers and crossunders, 1 leg at a time. 😂
Same result but different process.
Is it ok?
Oh man, i could watch you shred down runs all day. How good and thanks for the tips!
Hah, I learned it intuitively
You're my favorite ski tutorial channel! Everything you show is clearly explained, demonstrated, and filmed. Huge thanks to you, AND to your camera man. You guys are doing a fantastic job, and what you're teaching is 100% applicable.
The cross under technique works great on powder. When the snow pushes back turn.
Yes it does!
I do too much of a carve turn in the steep black diamond. Groomed stuff throws you off. It's tough to have the right kind of turns for the condition.
Can I carve like this on my new 2023 bent120s lol. Tryna use them as all mountain ski. Maybe next year I’ll get the 110s
Absolutely love these videos. But I seriously got to wonder, how are some of these shots of you blasting down the mountain being filmed? You're going quite fast, banging out some big carves, and blasting past other folks on the slope, so is the camera man essentially just going straight down the mountain, downhill racer style, no turns, right next to you?
Я как мегановичек без единой тренировки с тренером в основном катаюсь третьим способом. По правде сказать это скорее дрифт, а не карвинг)
Its almost certainly not the same as the third way. We like to call it a "skidded parallel turn" what you are probably doing if I can trust google translate. Its not the same as the stivot :) Focus on learning how to carve as a next step. Watch our beginner carving tutorial :)
@@StompItTutorials ty very much for your video and all that hard work that you done for us)
Все отлично, но я бы на вашем месте попробовал вместо третьего варианта (используемтого в слаломе гиганте) , вариант спецального слалома, с управлением в первой части поворота и резаньем в последующей (тем более, что ваши лыжи очень этому соответствуют). И еще первый и второй варианты можно совмещать.
What resort is that?
Laax, Switzerland. Wanna come over and ski some?
@@StompItTutorials Is it on the iKon pass lol? I would love to one of these days. I need a passport first though. I like how open the mountain terrain looks there. I'm just getting back into skiing this year after snowboarding for most of my life.
Whats the goggle brand and model? Looks pretty cool! Love the see through.
Loving the content Jens!
Thank you Darien. How´s the skiing around New York at the moment?
It's typical east coast skiing, not a huge amount of snow, and very icy base. That said, it's been a good season so far.
@@StompItTutorials Not too bad, but looking forward to the next 10 days with the projected 70+ cm of snow coming.
Good tips
Really love this video! Could you please explain how to load the tips to get more grip at the turn init? Thanks
Thank you. Actually you really wanna pressure the tip but the middle of the of the which on a piste ski might be under your toes. Stand on the front of the foot with shin pressure :)
11:04 "Look at that, it's pretty steep!"
The snowboarder behind you agrees.
Indeed :P
Cross under looks clearly the most dynamic to me
Thanks. Just looks more fun :)