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I've been literally speaking out "pole plant, over with the hip" often when doing steep bumpy pitches. Gets me in a flow.

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Side slipping is how idiot snowboarders ruin great runs by scraping all the snow off for everyone else. That said, I guess I've had to do it once or twice to save myself from something that was over my head. The snow conditions in the video would make it very easy to catch an edge and go tumbling.

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Yep. Jump turn is the only way to go down really steep lines with consistent 45-50+ degrees (ie 50 on more than a few turns), even if they're not narrow. There's definitely nothing wrong with it :). I kinda dislike the fact he advised stem as the next step after sliding for an inexperienced skier. Even on just a tough black slope for a skier with not enough experience, I think a stem turn would be kinda harder to do and more subject to making a mistake (catching an edge and/or getting too much speed and panicking, etc..) and falling than a jump turn (which is just plant your pole under you, corpse facing the slope and jump around it, very easy to learn) or if there are moguls than a pivot turn around the mogul. Stem feels easy because it's what we used to teach to skiers not experienced enough to learn christiania back in the days, but although it's kinda easy to learn on easy slopes, I think it's not so much the case when it comes to not making mistakes on steep slopes with a bit of fear.

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@@Inthesnowmag Free content like, where you got paid for the ad in the beginning?

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I’m gonna do the same either this spring or next season… definitely a great video, I even see some great things to work on at home!

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The worst thing is to talk yourself into trouble when you need to think “just do it”. No hesitation.

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You actually have to think about Diving down the hill which will make your legs lean down the hill and roll your skis over and keep you balanced on the new downhill ski. If you want to be safe and secure on the steeps, dive headfirst down the hill and get off your downhill foot. 2:08!

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No lean back less U want to ride down looking up

Those are back country adjustable poles. Short poles for moguls and adjust long for cross country type skiing.

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The trouble with lots of ski instruction is "vague cues", that can be confusing.

Yes indeed

I’d like to know that too. And I saw they are adjustable. Do you make them a bit longer than normal for steeps?

Not the way but of course if it gets you out of trouble that's good. Maybe consider a guide to help you on this specific technique

@@Inthesnowmag yeah it was to get out of a hairy situation. Definitely not the best way to approach most slopes but a great tool to have for when you need it.

Just back into skiing after a 20 something year break, Accidently went down a black run on Day 2. I feel you!

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Be sure to scream at the top of your lungs as well!

I totally agree ,will make it all icy over time for the rest of us .Either ski it or at worst large side steps are just about tolerable.

How do you keep your weight on your downhill ski if you are leaning back on your uphill ski? 2:08 is how you do it.

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@@JB91710 I believe he is joking

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What?

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Good things the rocks are buried in the snow.

this is the right response. 1. this is not skiiing. 2. wasting pow

yeahh ... if you can't ski this terrain, please don't side slip down the run. I hate seeing skiers in over the head doing this.

I agree it’s annoying when people do that excessively, but his suggestion was to do it till you get to a more comfortable gradient. There are plenty of great skiers that will side slip to get to a better spot in a drop in on a run.

make a vid teaching us how to ski it the right way then.

@@marvistadutch Purpose of this video is to help people survive steeps when they perhaps accidentally bit off more than they can chew. So with all due respect saving someone from a catastrophic accident should trump skiing off your powder.

Stemming is fine in certain situations.

Right, not proper technique, but he was illustrating what to do when someone is not confident in the steep. Alpine sliding is why powder never lasts in resorts.

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@@Inthesnowmag perfect video for instruction. I learned a lot from your channel and now able to ski in much more challenging conditions. Just joked that this is not steep enough.

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The video is misleading. Front face of Mt Gele is the steepest most consequential in bounds resort skiing. This is coming from someone who skis Snowbird and Alta everyday but is at Verbier at the moment.

You’ve got no fuckin clue do ya

Yeah so they should risk getting injured for your moments of enjoyment. This is for people that might have made a wrong turn or is recovering and doesn’t know quite how much they need

@@mgway4661 The point is, don't go on those runs if you're not up for it but sometimes you get into a situation that is more than you bargained for and these are ways out. Totally agree about snowboarder bad behavior, but they do it mostly on intermediate runs because they're beginners.