Momentum is your friend. Don’t turn across the fall line. Do not drop your hips behind your heels as in sit back. Knees over toes, hip over heels. Hands in front! Never let your hands drop behind you. The fall line is your friend. 🙂🙂

dude, you're absolutely the best instructor in youtube...very detailed and patient. I apply everything I learned with you very well and IT WORKS!

My daughters and I really enjoy these videos. They're fun to watch. He communicates everything very clearly and without going on too long about it. Easy to watch again, too.

It's easy to ski powder, the hard part is finding it! Thanks for the video.

But first of all check out the avalanche bulletin

1. Find powder 2. Have big af wide skis 3. Don't hit a tree That's it

Really great tutorial Yan! For everyone looking to powder ski, once you master it you will never want to ski anything else.

I have seen so many videos about how to ski powder and funny thing is that so many people focus entirely on how important width of the skis is in order to have fun in powder. Well let me start from simple question, how come in early 80's when there was no fat skis people were skiing powder with no problems?Hmm... interesting question, don't you think so? That means there must be something else about powder skiing, not just fat skis. I honestly believe that very good technic and skills are a must in powder skiing in order to have fun. Now days all you hear is- this new skis will make you a better skier, these skis will make you look like a pro, you will shred the mountain if you get yourself these new fat skis and so on and on. You know, it is all salesman talk to make you buy new product. Don't get me wrong all present day skis are very good but will not make you a better skier if you don't improve your skills. Many skiers have very poor technic and ski basically straight line down the hill like a rocket. If the speed is something that you like then why to bother buying fat skis ? All you really need is a pair of long and stiff downhill skis and that's it. Fun in powder skiing is when you actually make turns, do some jumps, 360's spray your friends, do some tree skiing, ski some open bowls, work on your technic and improve it with every single run you make. From day to day snow conditions are different and those conditions dictate how you need to adapt your technic to new or different conditions. just because you can do nice turns in nice fluffy snow doesn't mean you will do the same in wet heavy snow or snow covered with thin layer of crust. That's were good technical skills come handy. On our local ski hill I see very often this older gentleman who uses old style skis looking like a pair of pencils strapped to his boots. believe it or not his technic is something to admire and makes you want to watch him skiing all day. I have seen him skiing all kinds of terrains and am really impressed how well he handles deep powder, bumps, wet and heavy snow, crusted snow, hard packed snow and groomers.I don't know that man at all , but sure he is my silent hero and am trying to learn how to perform very well in all conditions just like he does. One day i talked to the owner of the ski shop( skier himself) and he told me that now days there are a lot of skiers who have no technic and their skiing is based on muscling their way down the hill. Didn't think about it too much till one day when I started watching people looking down from the chair. I could not believe how right he was. So , before the season starts make some preparations, get yourself fit, work on your technic and later have fun on the slopes.Being prepared physically will help having fun otherwise it is just a struggle with muscle fatigue.

Excellent information on how to successfully ski powder. You are a fantastic ski instructor who clearly explains and demonstrates how to ski different snow conditions. 😊

Very cool changed your focus to free ride skiing ⛷

Very well done video. Nice job man. Really liked how you showed the "smear" technique in addition to regular turns. Thank you.

Power skiing is so cool, the flowing snow behind is epic

This guy is a genius! So my east coast carving skis are the reason why I always have to lean back a lot when skiing powder out west.

I'm from Montana and I love your ski videos! Thank you for putting them on!

Thanks for the tips! Skiing in Japan now, so this was very helpful :)

I have the atomic bent chetler, danm, They have good float, but also works Great in park. Really recomend them👍🏻

I'm in Val Thorens in early Feb 2019. Its snowing every night and improving during the days. Powder along side every piste. Really enjoying myself.

Wow I just love this channel! Been skiing for 20 years... yet so much to learn

Would love to see a cork 3 tutorial from you!

Thank you for posting this! I’ve never gone skiing before but I happened upon this video and now I’m interested in learning all about it and maybe trying one day! ❄️

Majestic tutorial my friend, straight to the point! I would emphasize that separation of feet, since instead of edging in the carve, you use rotation of feet to "draw" floating carved line.

Best ski tutorials on KZfaq. Thanks jens!

please a backflip tutorial

+10 for mustache :D

Thanks for these amazing techniques. Powder ski coaching can be hard to afford. And your videos give everyone the opportunity to progress.

Your videos are an exceptional resource. Thank you for all you do!

Another great lesson, awesome job! I just had a couple days of powder in Utah, I should’ve watched this before going!

Can't Wait to try it

This was great! So pumped for this season

Another awesome segment Jens! Well done! Loved it! 👍✌️🦋🕊️🦉❄️☃️⛷️🌷❤️🥰

Really enjoyed the vid. Very simple yet helful and informative. Great job

Awesome - ty very much for this - can't wait to get out west and try this out.

excellent stuff, the chase cam in the trees demonstrating incorporating the techniques in diverse terrain was helpful!

OMG, please watch. Soo well made, and brilliantly explained step by step guide to riding pow!

Great video, I love pow pow when I can get it...but don't mind sloppy seconds too.👍

Those Videos are so helpfull

Thanks I don't get the opportunity to ski nice powder but I will try this technic

I've been skiing powder for years and even I learned something. Great video and high quality as always

Great Reminders - Thanks

You are wonderful.. tanks a lot .. from turkey 👋👋👋

Love your vids man. I just started skiing this year, and have already started hitting big jumps and am nailing tricks. I’ve been 4 times so far, and your videos have helped SO MUCH. Keep doing what you’re doing... I hope to attend one of your camps in the future.

Well done!

I did my Anwarter last year. Had a hell of a time trying to ski powder on race carving skis. Kept sinking, falling head over heels, not being able to turn. It was a whole different ball game. I think I need some all mountains / powder skis. My instructors were awesome at it though even on race skis much stiffer than mine.

Tried deep powder for the first time in the alps this year. I fell down and lost 1 of my rental ski in the 1m deep powder. I almost had a heartattack but luckily almost immediatly I managed to find it crawling uphill and poking with stick.

Absolutely love these videos, keep it up!

I love your videos and your mood man. Thank you ! Couple points I see differently: Holding hands too forward may be good for you but is not a general recommendation. and also I would initiate the turn with the legs rather than with the upper body being thrown towards the new direction, although I fully understand the how tempting it is in powder to start with the body as you popup.

Great tips man!! Really Helped!

GREAT tips! I love all of your tutorials, they are really good!!

Continue the good job mate ! Love your vids :)

Great teacher

Great video, meant to watch this before I went skiing with some powder and totally forgot. It would have been a little nice but my first time skiing powder was so much fun!!!!!!!!!!

congrats on your sponsorship

Really Really good ski tutorials, Thanks so much bro.

great video, i learned ski by myself, first day i did very easy slopes green, and i was basically skiing on a small slope where only kids were skiing, i was 24. and next day, i did a 3rd level slope, i crashed, and nearly injured my knee but, it was just a small stretch (probably cause of the high DIN, as i learned lately the staff where i rented them are not that good). i put voltaren on my knee and did that slope 7 or 8 more times the same day until i mastered it. that was my first blue (if i am correct) then 3rd day i i did more blues and on the 4th day i was up on the lift to a high peak and i saw an amazing offtrack powder slope i said, i wish i can do that.. and then i did it. it was an amazing feeling, i drew an S on that, it's amazing really, it was so easy. the thing is i did not ski for 12 years since then. ( yep also 4th day i did at least 2 red tracks, too steep but i was just going diagonally,... now i learned carving online, lol, i did not know it before, lets hope my next time will be soon)

Make some Tutorials about Ski Tricks in powder and how to land after big drops ✌🏼

I really like the freeride videos! Keep it up!

I love this! Thanks for all the tips!

Nice job on the video and Thank you.

Great video, love the detail and drills to get better!

Great tutorials! Many thanks

Loved it!! Thanks

Hey Stomp It Tutorials, I have learned a lot of tricks thanks to your videos (such as cork/lazyboy/handrag 360, how to hit rails, etc...) so I'd like you to make make a misty 360/540 tutorial please!

Thanks Jens! really appreciate the tips!

maan I love your vids. I watch them when really want to ski. And you have shown me how to do 3's and backflips :)

Exactly What I wanted to see when I saw your last video, I did comment Please make a tips for Powder or cliffs and you listened😊

Killer video as always

Great tips again thanks!

thank you!

This was a really well explained video 🙏🏼 👍🏻

Good job sir

Great video!

Fresh powder is awesome...chopped powder after the sun starts thawing things out on the other hand....

U are great man !

great vid, good tips, thanks mate

sir, today you have won a new subscriber

really nice video..thanks alot! please do a video about how to ski crust or variable snow conditions off piste :)

Good video but its important to mention about shifting weight away from the downhill ski and even out weight distribution on short and long turns in powder

Thanks for another great vid would love to go skiing with you ,

Dear Jens, I did my first turns in the powder (well beside the groomed slope) and thx for your great video. However, I am not clear about the weight distribution especially during the turns...is it on both legs the same or is the outside ski the boss, like with carving on groomed slopes. And do you initiate the turn by a body weight forward movement or do you just "turn" the skis? Tomorrow i will try again.... :-) All the best, keep on going and stay healthy Tom

Nice video as always, but you forgot a very important thing bro...how to put on your skis on powder if you crash.

Thanks for the training clip. Very well explained and filmed.

Good vid

so awesome! was just about to ask for a video on the topic! You guys are killing it again this season with your videos (y) Something I'd like to know would be - how to change from forward to switch - I suck at it big time and can't seem to figure out what the problem is

Ty for the vid.

Great stuff - can you do a video on how to ski a crust?

this was useful

Så jävla bra videos!

A Cork 3 and flatspin 3 Tutorial would be very nice as well

Keep it up love you!

Hey pls can you do a video on skiing through trees woods with powdered snow I crashed into a tree, i need some help

I like your content👍👍👍

sick vid man, pity theres barely any powder to try it on in australia though :(

Nice video bro

Nice video, if you found some powder these days you are lucky :) Im also working on technique, and been told that pole plan is more wrist movement, the hands should be staying in front all the times., check your turns on last few seconds on the video. HTH

Took me a long time to realise. Speed is your friend. Imagine water skiing slowly, cant be done. Speed, sit lower, skis together 50/50 distribution of weight on both skis, use your pole plants to intiate the turns. go for it.

What mountain was this filmed on? Looks amazing

Give this man a like!

I live in Jersey and when we got 2 feet of powder this year I skied down a hill at my house and when I tried to turn I went face first into the snow

Eyes forward......... Tips downhill..... Knees over toes...... Hip over heels..... Hands in front....... Falling in powder is much easier on the body than falling on hard pack or groomed runs.....!

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