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How the World Most Practiced Drill Will Transform Your Skiing (Forever) - Pro Lesson

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Why no concern with flopping the body? "I'm facing the left side of the course, now I'm facing the right side, now the left " Do you walk that way? The instructor does it right at the end, but why not teach that from the beginning
Comment from : @grbradsk

Is this the same as javelin turns?
Comment from : @luckygoose844

Hi, which of the ski piste is this one ?
Comment from : @bigkano

Very very helpful video, one of the best videos in my view going around in term of knowing how you should transfer weight !br!
Comment from : @RaviKiran-zz6ph

Good to see videos of Zermatt I skied there many times and Cervinia on the other side
Comment from : @TomCarberry413

I m not at all convinced of this teacher and his teaching methods; besides the student has too stiff racing skis, the speed is too slow, his legs are stiffand lack power In turns he does not stay down before lighting up brbr He or any other learns nothing of this Sorry
Comment from : @Capo51

Great video thanks for sharing the good tips
Comment from : @adamblair1443

This is a very helpful video When I first learned turning, the instructor said put your weight on the outer ski but I didn’t know what that meant It took me awhile to turn successfully The stork drill showed me very clearly how that weight transition looks like! Will try that when I go next time!
Comment from : @only5mia

Which slope in Zermatt was this?
Comment from : @Blue_8800

2:06, I don't believe Marco is really that bad He is just demonstrating hesitant and jerky technique
Comment from : @petermartin9494

Just take a few runs on one ski, right ski and left ski It will do you a world of good
Comment from : @petermartin9494

Problem with these storks are you have to handle yours skis somewhat to achieve doing that Too much words and telling, it easier to teach that skiin is not any special, you use one foot at a time, just like walking, skating, cros-country skiing, even cycling, only one foot at a time If that is kept in mind it starts to flow In alpine sking the problem is you cannot learn by seeing others, a 1)nearly all others suck 2) you do not see the weight transitions like: If someone stands front of you, you have to ask which foot is your weight now? ;-) But again: my lesson is: one foot a time, just like walking And, do not next ask, which one? -like you ever missed it in your walking? ;-D
Comment from : @OKuusava

Wer ist alles Schweizer 😂
Comment from : @Yobrogang

I used to be conceited about how great I ski, but I got over it & now I'm perfect
Comment from : @misterfunnybones

That pulsing MG logo on bottom right of the video is a real distraction
Comment from : @dunklhof

WHAT A BEAUTIFUL PLACE ❤❤
Comment from : @hotness1338

Thanks
Comment from : @legeno-

Fantastic colour 😍
Comment from : @andrewkb5211

Never teach it moving this slowlybrbrPointless He's not learning anything
Comment from : @johnklaus9111

Nice 👍❤
Comment from : @hamedyousefzadeh4295

Most skiers I watch (including myself a few years ago) have the opposite problem: too little pressure on the inside ski Eventually, try the same exercise on one ski but this time on the iinside/i ski This will radically improve your carving and overall stability in high speed, high load turns
Comment from : @sackpeter

Hi thank you for your coaching I am looking forward to winter cheers Andrew
Comment from : @andrewjames7994

Really good video, really like your instructions when you do the stork turn, do you use your feet to steer the outside ski or is it more just pressure and let the ski do the work?
Comment from : @Serottab1kr

Old fashion terminology…tipping might be better…start the turn with the foot🙏🙏
Comment from : @chrisschultz7655

The new CARV is getting rid of the pressure insole
Comment from : @onlinewen

i'd like to add that when a client says they have a strong side and a weak side, it usually can be immediately fixed by measuring the natural stance of the skier and shimming the boot or preferably the binding when i first started teaching at ski school 20 years ago, it amazed me how much of a difference a shim on my right ski was nobody has a flat stance, and a flat stance is what you need for the perfect turn i've "fixed" countless clients by carrying temporary shims and applying them under the boot during the lesson
Comment from : @dawntreader7079