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What’s the current version of this type of ski?

Awesome turns

Amazing explanation. I‘ll immediately try this when I get back to snow.

Awesome 😎

This is terribly over-simplified. #1 - You do not use just your leg...you use a switch in pelvic bone tilt to take weight off the old DH ski. It is a combination of leg shortening, and pelvic bone tilt switch. You can eve see this in your own example in the video, but you do not talk about it #2 - You do not want to go from 90/10 to 90/10 the other way. Ending the turn, you transition to 50/50 weight dist. You start the next turn using two skis...then after a few tenths of a second...transition to one ski. Transferring all the weight to one ski too soon, then turning will make for a slowed transition. Try it on GS skis - it literally wont work. Use BOTH skis evenly weighted to start the turn. #3 - You must not go overboard in taking load off the old DH ski. That is the new inside ski, and it LEADS the initiation of the new turn. You must learn the feeling of inside foot supination and pointing the tip of the inside ski toward the outside ski, which will enable stronger supination. Also, as the skis are coming to flat in transition, you want to think about getting the upper body over the new inside knee as you tip and lead with that knee EARLY. From the point at which both skis come under you flat...you should feel like you are tipping the inside ski SOONER. #4 - Once you get to about 20 degree edge angles...THEN you smoothly transition to one ski using inside leg shortening and even more aggressive hip leveling. This will before the fall line, ideally. At the fall line you want to be one one ski, fully loaded.

스키는 서커스다. 나도 스키 20년 정도 탓는데 몸이 안따라온다.

this is so beautiful to look at

what skis are you on at 0:32?

I don’t understand which ski was up at the end?

Not sure what country but #2 looks like WC skiers free ski

“cen-TRIPI-tul” force. Awesome skiing!

Wow, you make it complicated. Don't you realize that he moves inside at the beginning simply to stay balanced and centered, keeping up with his skis... Go when you are going....

BOOM!

What length and radius and brand skis are you using paul

What length ski are you using in most of your carving videos

Nice video. I believe this can help me from holding on to the turn too long.

Hip angulation means to press by hip?

Should a youth racer go with a FIS ski? Most of the time training but some free skiing with friends. 12 years old starting to get serious about racing, new england mountains.

Yeah, this is an incredibly useful video, thanks!!

That was completely "useless". What were you thinking? you talked for 4 minutes and told us 'Nothing'. We don't know how tall you are?? the figures you rattle off so fast if we blink, we missed it, mean nothing when you could be 5 feet tall, or 6 feet tall. Why didn't you give us a side view and show us with your elbow on a 90 degree like a normal human being where your pole is, and the range you adjust it when needed. That would have been useful. Instead, you took our time to tell us that short turns it should be shorter, moguls even shorter, gee thanks as if we didn't know that already, what does "shorter' mean genius? give us a point of reference. If this is how you teach skiing, God save your students.

NR 1 !!!

NR 1 !!!!!😀

i like to move both hands towards the new outside ski, that helps me get balanced on the new ski really early, with a low centre of mass, and from there i can move inside the new turn quicker while staying balanced on that new outside ski

What camera do you use?

Watching it just now. It's fantastic. I've just realised I started doing things completely the wrong way recently.

Possibly the best explanation I’ve heard. The light bulb came on and this made sense. That’s what really matters in teaching or conveying something. Nice job!

This is great and would really like to get one. But it seems impossible in Europe. Do you know of any shops in Europe or other brands that make demo-team ski wear? Cheers!

Nr 1 !!!!

How tall are you?

I just think you have the best short turns among public skiers. Perfect, athletic releasing which makes this huge deflection and snow spay. Just love it.

Excellent Paul!

Not sure if you can call 'short turns' a 'carving' 🙂

U need to learn to plant ur poles better ur just flailing them around at times

There is so much power in your skiing, Paul. I know you think a lot about how to make it look exciting. You succeed. You inspire. Absolute aggression!

Easy peezy!

I just went skiing!

cristal clear but do pressing with external leg help to reach that long leg feeling ? or this actually come naturally due to the angle ?

Dziękujemy.

I see he gets chatter too when really pushing the skis, I don't feel so bad now.

It's all about them FEET!! 🦶

PAUL!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏

do you have a video where explain the hide moviment of dorsi plantar flexion?

Thank you. Is he using the “rolling”, the initiation with hip, that Takao Murayama described at his 2019 Interski clinic?

FIS SL skis are much different than FIS GS skis, as far as the level of skier required. Most decent skiers, even intermediates, can actually ski a FIS 165 cm SL ski. With a 12-13m radius, the turn arc is so tight that you do not need to really bend the ski. Just tip in a bit...and it is turning like crazy. This makes them extremely versatile. When I hopped on a pair of Rossi Hero 165 FIS SL skis....I seriously wondered if they were really race skis. They were so balanced and easy to ski. But then when I laid them over, I saw that in fact they can grip/rip. They literally can do it all, at least on piste. A FIS GS ski (30m+) is a completely different beast. The long radius requires very high level technique to get the turn started as you build speed. Also, to get the ski to bend and turn properly you have to get up to at least 35 mph, and be able to lay the ski over to at least 45 degrees. There are not many people that can do this reliably enough to ski safe on a public resort. I would only recommend a 30m ski to a true expert or ex racer. Even most Masters races choose a 24-27m ski...not a full 30m ski.

T@paullorenz6389, thank you. I watched another video, "Japan at Interski", where a Japanese demonstrator discusses rolling. He mentions turning at the hip joint. But, in his demonstration, it seems that he is turning his whole pelvis. Can you explain in more detail what he is talking about? Maybe you can do a video about it?

Tnx for the video. Which company of fis skis are best, there's so much variety -Atomic, Head, Volkl, Ficher... Which one do i know is best for me haha

many years ago during my level 3 exam when questioned on the chair lift riding with the examiner about what I felt was the biggest milestone to become a more dynamic skier from simply open parallel I described the moving diagonally across the skis taking the CM into the inside of the new turn. when pressed how to accomplish that bio-mechanically I was at a bit of a loss since for me it was more cerebral. then I went back to the idea of long leg short leg concept with either extending the short or leg or in some cases just relaxing the long leg. it served me well I passed and eventually ending my career after 26 years of a rewarding experience of helping many many students to enjoy the sport at a higher level.

Hey Paul what’s your best SL ski ? I m thinking about buying Stockli laser SL, Völkl racetiger SL or Fischer WC Pro SL. I am intermediate/advanced and I love agility changing directions and sometimes I do also medium turns, my height is 175cm thanks mannn

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what does hips crossing the skis mean?