I am so excited to finally see some videos for learning to ski steeps. So many videos focus on carved turns on groomers. I am a pretty good skier and can handle most any black run but totally fall apart on double blacks. Now I finally know why. I have been trying go carve turns and get going way too fast. I am really excited to see this series of videos and hope to finally overcome my problems with super steep runs. Makes total sense now that I hear an expert explain it. Thank you !

Thanks for your series of sessions for steep slopes. I began to ski in porte du soleil area one month ago, and thanks to your videos, I can come down from any kind of black piste from porte du soleil.

Coming back to this (having watched it before) so I ski steep trees better. Awesome video and recommendations for drills.

Excellent video thanks for putting the time into this!

Incredible explanation--thanks so much

amazing channel, glad i arrived here

Why it’s so easy when you do it 😀. Thanks a lot for sharing 🙏👍👌.

Great video! 👍👍

music is superb

Thanks for good videos ~!

great tip

2:38 Painted me right there :)

keep your tips on the snow babe🤣😇

My boot stiffness rating is 100. They flex well in warmer temperatures and at the beginning of the ski session. As the temperature drops they become like rocks.

Yeah, I sprained my knee for the very first time in my life today from skiing the very first time on challenge mnt

i'm terrified i'll be used for one of the 'how not to ski' videos

This videos has helped so much with a ski boot flex debate. Could I ask what is your height & weight and what flex are those ski boots? Thanks for the great vids.

Nice video. You talk about flex, but wondered if you had noticed difference with the swing weight and length of skis?

Dang I thought this was gonna be the game steep but this is cool

Thank you for this amazing video! One question: is the ankle reflex you explained the video related to the "FleX index" of ski boots? Do harder (and presumably for more advanced) ski boots make it harder to make this move?

When you start your hop, which leg should you use to pump yourself up? Downhill or uphill?

make me want to get on the slope. Thanks

Thanks for the nice video! What flex index would you recommend for this type of skiing? With 80-90 flex boots I find myself jumping in between turns almost involuntarily, while stiffer boots with ~110 flex index don't allow me to do the same (but I feel much more aggressive on those)

What about ice?

i can do this in my AT setup (very lightweight), my resort kit is twice as heavy and it's very hard to jump as high as he does.

Accidentally went on the wrong lift but I did it

Good video but that backpack places the weight higher and impacts the center of mass negatively.

Why demonstrate with a back pack. All your examples wear back packs too. Back packs make you rotate defensivly because the mass affects your balance rearward. you compensate by rotating turns.

What's with all the brits in the alps? Everyone knows brits can't ski, except Ryding, he's pretty good.

dude your not in balance and aft. Your alignment is also off as well, boot are too upright and your knocked kneed.

If you want to save time and energy just point your tips downhill and you will go downhill effortlessly and quickly like a pro