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Right!

A stupid question designed to get us irritated and replying. Like I’m doing now!

@@Stripemedia right

Sounds like something a ski instructor would say 🤢

I came to the comment section expecting thee to see a comment about the ultimate steeze-god Ryan knapton and I am not disappointed

@@spaghettimonter13 Exactly Ryan rocks ;P

Hahahah im so happy didnt know he has such a big fan base! Lets go Ryan!!!

@@petartodorov9202 absolutely + another favorite is Mr. Rice, Travis Rice :D makes all these skiing fellas look like amateurs. Candide Thovex is also nuts.

Yo, is that the dude that like lays down when he carves

i was gonna say.. that’s how i ski what’s the problem

@@blackaxeproductions you lucky devils in Western NA get so much powder you don’t need so much edge angle. Us Easterner’s ski on ice so we need to turn our skis into ice skates. I guess I am just jealous 😉

or you can just bomb it down and not turn

National Ski Patroller here so answer is yes if not in new powder.

@@averagejojofan8649 exactly what I be doing lol

It's more about the inside ski

@@markreher1055 no it’s more about the outside ski because when your on your inside ski you lean and that was causes you to fall when you put your weight over your outside ski you can have the most powerful carve and your inside ski is what helps you complete the turn it pulls in more into it while your outside ski sets you up for it

@@Dyefoxzz I'm going to push back on that response. The turn is initiated with the inside ski if the skier has correct "C" shaped form them the weight of the body will be centered over inside ski. The outside ski is more for balance. Next time you're on the hill carve downhill on one ski it will help with powerful carved turn. When you use two skis think about a 60/40 ratio inside to outside. Hope you are having a great ski season.

@@markreher1055 I’m a ski racer lol I’ve done this my whole life and I coach now so you can tell you to put your weight on your inside ski but it doesn’t help with the carve at all

@@markreher1055 the only reason we can’t put a lot of weight on our inside ski is because you lean in and putting more weight on your outside ski gets more of a sharper turn and helps with your pressure by loading your ski when you put weight on your inside ski it keeps you from loading up the ski and gives you just a powerless turn and also having both of your legs at the same angle helps a lot

Visiere sind hässlich allein das spricht dagegen

Best advice i got many man my years ago after many years of skiing was. Stop turning with your hip. And you will stop skidding

Just try going slow at first, making sure to keep ur skis parallel and u will slowly get out of the bad habit

@@rasmuspalmgren5045 best advice I gotta was to tilt your knees and lean. It sounds bad and seems like bad form, but it unlocked the secret for me somehow

... Skiing fore 2 years now. All the advice I got is plant your pols and fkn SEND IT! You cant plow going 40mph you'll get outa that habit fast. But FR you go fast enough the skis do erything fore you.

You're not going to learn to carve from YT comments, you need a good skier (pro or otherwise) to show you, but here's a bit of the idea. Traverse cross slope, skis parallel, *weight on downhill ski*. This is fundamental. As you approach turning point, transfer weight to *uphill* ski, *downhill* edge. How do you transfer weight? Think of it like this: you pick up your 'downhill' ski. Where does your weight go? Bingo. The weight shift plus sidecut of ski will cause it to start to turn, and as the turn progresses the uphill ski becomes the downhill ski. The farther you get into the turn the more your weight will bend the ski into the arc needed for carving, You have to *commit* to the weight shift: it should leave little or no weight on the downhill (about to become uphill) ski, to the point where eventually you should be able to lift it clear of the snow. Keep it parallel with the weighted ski.

I demoed a pair of those a few weeks ago and they fucking rip. I wasn't impressed after my first few runs because I'm not used to the stiffness but after I figured out the multiple turn radii I couldn't put them down.

Maybe they were just cheering at you. That's what I'd do when seeing such a skillful skiing

@@MrTheRabber Maybe, but the tone of their voice suggested otherwise. I guess I have to ski according to local styles and customs. When snowboarding was just beginning, many ski resorts would not allow them because the skiers thought that they were dangerous and didn't like that they went down the mountain in a different way.

Snowed 10ft in 5 days on wolf creek in December some of the best and most fun snowboarding I've had

Did KZfaq get rid of its Translate text feature?

Not great form but ya

@@JESSEJBaldwin how is this not great form? People love to trash talk on the internet

@@Michi12 he is basically doing what is best with a snowboard but with skis instead

@@TurnindatidesWX it’s called carving and it’s a ski technique🤦🤦🤦

@@Michi12 Ik what carving is…. Bruh I’m just saying is a lot better to do on snowboarding. Or easier in that case

That heathen, they throw guys like him under the jail 🤣

Oh ok and what? Mine doesn't?

I think it was a joke implying it's so smooth looking and enjoyable to watch that it may be illegal

Then you come in Italy and you take pizzas in the face

Oh yes! One must obey the laws of physics at all times whilst carving. In the park however it's another story!

Also das Original ist Frozen von Madonna aber den Remix suche ich jetzt auch schon seit Ewigkeiten

😅🤣 it isn't but hey

@Ben Radford Actually it is, come to Jackson and see if you can keep up.

🤣🤣🤣 I bet you're really zoomy

@@jemain15 Yawn