Learning How to Carve with The Highest Edge Angles

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Title	:	Learning How to Carve with The Highest Edge Angles \| Hip to Snow
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Unfortunately that is way way too expensive for what it is
Comment from : @Maxime-ho9iv

Prosze mi wyjasnic czy narty maja znaczenie , chodzi mi o dlugosc nart oraz promień skrętu , na których rodzajach nart najlepiej sie nauczyc
Comment from : @przemek6698

This is exactly the type of instruction I've been missing Great!
Comment from : @mellerud1965

My carve keeps telling me to work on edge angle I don’t know how to do this I am not young and strong like you guys Any tips for how to work on this for 60 year old lady I will never get my hip to the snow Just want a few solid tips to increase edge angle Thanks
Comment from : @sandraredmond4812

Thanks!
Comment from : @titusmoto

Do you need ski in pristine condition and fresh uniform snow to pull these turns ? How much margin is there ?
Comment from : @MrBoubource

Can't say it enough, your progression and willingness to keep getting better is awesome and purely motivating!! 4 years ago, i was a much better skier than you and kept wanting to teach you the tables have turned Sir, I now watch to learn!!!
Comment from : @paulcunningham5327

Awesome! Excellent explanation and video Do you feel like FIS skis help a lot vs recreational skis?
Comment from : @manelbrandaopereira9752

Such masterful teaching from Tom and such wonderful modeling from Jens on how to push out of your comfort zone as a learner I can only dream of being that quick of a study Both of you are such a gift to this sport
Comment from : @amycole8010

Greets fron Switzerland Can I ask what radius your skis had on the Video?
Comment from : @user-gz8pb5fi2r

Спасибо, ребята! Крутые упражненияВ свою библиотеку сохранилНа склоне попробуюБлин! как бы видео перевести на русскийВсе ваши видео смотрюБольшое спасибо!
Comment from : @СергейПарфенов-ф9ю

Question about the edge angle charts: what's the difference between the light blue and the dark blue curves?
Comment from : @fbombtehgr3at

How Do You Bring This Great Technique into Bumpy Steeper terrain ? Is my question
Comment from : @Migueiii65

I think this video answers a lot of questions It is excellent Jens what Ski:IQ were you at at the begining of the video and what Ski:IQ were you at at the end whnen you had increased yuor edge angle by about 10 degrees?
Comment from : @BackDoor129

speeeeeeeeeeeed
Comment from : @KyleAthollHunter1

fatal for the knees
Comment from : @axelrolle8150

I want that ONYONE jacket!!!
Comment from : @nenadlazarevic3494

how can I see the curves in carv?
Comment from : @als8323

its dogshit technique go get some 210s and go look at Ingmar Stenmark (Best Skier EVER) put away all this little girls stuff
Comment from : @bluegoose555

Thumbs up for Tom
Comment from : @CommieHunter7

Jens, looking at the chart, another improvement was that your ski edge angle differential increased Cool // Marshall
Comment from : @gogglebro9421

Which Ski Radius do you recommend?
Comment from : @fredyamstad1554

How can I see the carv data and graph shown at the start of the video? 2:42
Comment from : @ThePsychodimi

This might be the best skiing video on the internet
Comment from : @matt0833

Jens, loved it You're not afraid to try and to look bad It just seems this super low position makes it difficult for you to stay out of the back seat Maybe Tom is gifted with a hip flexibility that permits him to find center while skiing in this position
Comment from : @tompem

The best explanation i've ever seen on youtube I will try to aply THX
Comment from : @szelmatok4622

Давно такое видео искал❤
Comment from : @lexandros7924

Great video! Am I right that these are SL (Slalom ; short radius) skis with a 3-degree side wall? Best to learn on SL skis, correct?
Comment from : @thecuriositygene

My son (13) and I (51) are inspired to learn this skill and are tackling this together -- quick question -- is it easier or harder to achieve with racing slalom skis / short radius skis brbrLove your content and this video in particular is helping us have fun while leveling up! Thank you!!
Comment from : @metropolis9248

why two lines on each graph? Is one for the left leg, the other for the right leg?
Comment from : @Андреич-с4н

Damn, that final run might be a bit wobbly, but you can't deny those edges are engaging super early Can't wait to try this
Comment from : @michiel2047

So this is like old guys going Funcarving (like Walter Kuchler sad) , ski on Up leg And feel the carv… I realy dont Get it, you show that 70-80 is on down leg in turn but the last exercise was like old schol (UP leg ) , or I just feel it different ? brNice And perfect film I wish to life now as a teenagher but im 40 And no ACL in my knee 😂 brGreatings from Poland
Comment from : @_adam__luka

💐
Comment from : @stefanmaas3026

OK, I guess I'll be the downer here: What's the point of hip-dragging as an objective?brbrI came up racing, and this certainly wasn't something that we viewed as beneficial Being able to carve efficiently at high edge angles absolutely will make you faster and a better skier (and drills that help you do that like the hand-drag are beneficial), but getting your hip down on the snow is about as functionally useful as the old-school 70s "backseat butt-wiggle" Elite racers absolutely do hip-check sometimes (an infamous example was Tomba in the Sierra Nevada GS World Champs in 1996), but when they do so it's regarded as a mistake because it costs them edge grip by taking pressure off of the outside skibrbrAs Tom himself more or less spells out, you have to sacrifice legitimately beneficial technical attributes like edge similarity and core alignment to get your hip that low, so if anything you're corrupting your edging technique for show when you do this My $002, but again I'm an ex-racer so I tend to judge more by objective metrics (edge angles, turning forces/Gs, time through a course) than by appearance I do think that good clean racing technique also ilooks/i good for the most part, with a few exceptions like Tomba and Miller in the early parts of their respective careersbrbrOn a positive note Tom's "in-rigger" drill is a really useful one Film of elite racers from the last couple decades reveals that they increasingly use that technique for exactly the reasons Tom describes: It allows them to build edge angles above the fall line without "toppling" out of balance and being forced to edge too rapidly A related drill is to make the initiation phase as long as possible - you can't do that if you've overcommitted to the new turnbrbrBTW part of the reason Tom has to keep his inside leg so vertical is because those Fischer boots are slightly adducted such that there's more overhang to the outside than in most boots I used to ride Nordica Doberman Aggressors that were even more adducted, and noticed that they tended to boot out the iinside/i ski like that Also, the current crop of 80 mm "recreational carving" skis are less prone to booting out in general You wouldn't want to race on those, but they're perfectly good for stuff like this
Comment from : @patrickchase5614

My goal for this season too!! Thanks for making this content Love your work!!
Comment from : @JonahJonesy

Great video Interesting to note the difference between Jens’ and Tom’s posture when first attempting the in-rigger drill Closing the back angle made all the difference 👍
Comment from : @MrWolfyWolfy

What kind of ski you use how tall are u and how log ski u use and what radius Sorry for my english ;)
Comment from : @adamwalus1925

This video was the best ever! I'm just struggling on exactly that level and now I know what to do!brThanks to Stomp it, Tom and Carv! 😊
Comment from : @MargaritaAngelova-bn4fh

do you get that profile also on a 110 under foot ?
Comment from : @95litman

noob
Comment from : @J3eHappY

Great video What brand skis are you using and what boot and ski specs are best to achieve this type of skiing? Thanks
Comment from : @robertdavoudi

im wonderin if pro racers from word cup using Carv on their traininhs
Comment from : @Janisz_

great video, great teachers!
Comment from : @feromrazik

Instant classic
Comment from : @dominikbylica5131

great video Jens and Tom -- after having watched most of previous Tom´s videos I was also under the impression that I had to create "instability" in order to topple into the new turn I wonder if Tom changed his way of seeing it happen as in his older videos it seems pretty clear that the message he wanted to come across wasn't exactly the way you learned it in this video which by the way makes much more sense any thoughts?
Comment from : @morvieto

Awesome drill demonstration to advance your skiing I'm frothing 20 years ago, I do believe I was doing that though I wasn't focused on it 62 now, don't know when I'll get back out there I'd love to log this drill Early am,1st runs on the groomed corduroyoh yea
Comment from : @softhotty

What Fischer Curv and Atomic are you on? Thinking of getting a 75mm R15-16 for this, like Curv GTX or Thunderbird R15 WB Is that a good choice for some versatility too, or is narrower and shorter radius better?
Comment from : @petterastrom4322

What was Jen’s skiIQ at the start and end It would be so helpful to see those numbers to see what I’m looking like vs this This video was well done and seems like it will have a big impact for good on my skiing! ❤
Comment from : @TaylorMoss15

@11:00 similar to counter-steering a motorcycle… excellent tip !
Comment from : @Pathological_Flyer

Gellie? Pass
Comment from : @Huttify

do you need special skis to do this? like super stiff or specific radius (fe <14m)?
Comment from : @vsdfsdfsdfwew

Fantastic lesson! Incredible video! Loved this!!
Comment from : @MichaelLewisMusic

Probably the best expert skiing instructional video on drills to improve carving ever
Comment from : @robertduncanmuir

Excellent video
Comment from : @PateeSarasin

probably one of the most informative and best instructional videos ever
Comment from : @marcusgray7163

Amazing one day progress, I have been following your high angle carving learning journey and it this one was really a game changer
Comment from : @skisurf6134

Every "how to ski better" video is now an ad for Carv I'm sick of it!
Comment from : @skierpage

What ski length and turn radius do you have on the ski?
Comment from : @markinvillach

Danke!
Comment from : @christiankuenz2612

Excellent, can't wait to give this ago in a few weeks on my next ski holiday Probably need to watch it a few more times to get the gist Thanks Jens
Comment from : @rogee3742

I want to ski right NOW after seeing this Great inspiration!
Comment from : @bilgyno1

BUTIFUL
Comment from : @mariuscristianborcoman3784

You need some plate carving plate under binding and you need ski boots with inverted clip like Dalbello Panterra or Lupo has It will make highest edge andles more safer and easier ;-)
Comment from : @karfCZ

Круто!
Comment from : @s177p

sick work guys
Comment from : @beeegeeedeee

Woooow I want to hire Tom Gellie
Comment from : @tobiasdahlandreasen2661

Great Video!brI've been struggeling for years to get my hip into the snow, not successfully so farbrHow important is the ski radius/length?brHow important is the ground angle of the edge?
Comment from : @68BeBe

Interesting video If you look at Jens latest turns you see that his inside knee points in the wrong direction: to the inside of the turn This may block his pelvis from falling into the turn Also this indicates too much pressure on the inside
Comment from : @dj_617

I don't know how your ski iq is only 165 I think it's higher 😅
Comment from : @paulrudd9609

Grreat fun to watch this clip For the fun: What ski length and whats the Radius on the skis?
Comment from : @andreasdahl717

What slope were you working on with the J turns? Blue/easy red? Hard to tell in videos as everything looks flat
Comment from : @johnplath1072

Great Is there anything on Hardware who Support the Edgeangle ? Bindingplate?
Comment from : @gurski2338

Want a high angle? Get an alpine carving Snowboard!
Comment from : @aj1575

That was impressive!! My goals have just been readjusted altho I'm expecting a much longer learning curve Note to Tom: ur "outrigger" style drill seen in context like this is really relevant previously, I was sceptical
Comment from : @undrellx

It seems like he’s sitting pretty far in the back? How can you get very low and not get your weight in the back?
Comment from : @Mr_Erikson0704

Great what about gear?
Comment from : @folkertvinke6155

Really enjoyed the progression points brbrHow much physical strength does this take? How many body weight squats/pistol squats/etc?
Comment from : @MoCrowe-n2j

Meggaaaa
Comment from : @AlexanderSpray-xm9vw

Wow I am excited even just by watching it ❤
Comment from : @shawnli9258

Great video To carve a great high speed gs turn, the hips make the movement and the feet follow
Comment from : @johnmcalester5165

Amazing Video! Thank you! I just have a short question regarding the inside knee after watching the video several times brI understand why pushing the knee to the slope would cause a slip, but isn’t concentrating one’s thoughts on pulling the knee crazy high actually creating the danger of transferring weight on the inside ski?brIf you concentrate on 90/10 weight on outside ski and pushing the knee to the hill- wouldn’t you achieve the same result?brbrThank you and I would be happy for a discussion!😊
Comment from : @geoetheridge3981

Can't wait to try it Thanks a lot for sharing the secret recipe with us!
Comment from : @gregor1

Thank you, Team! Amazing collaboration, explanations and reflections on the feeling- very helpful Looking forward to trying out the drills next weekend (also with the new upgraded Carv 😉)
Comment from : @dimitrikutsenko8229