No; press on the balls of the feet, while leaning into the tongue of the boot. He is ‘cheating’, even with twin tip skis!

Not as easily anyway.

No, it doesn't. There are plenty of different one-leg drills out there and they are all used by racers at all levels.

How did it go

@@fredharvey2720 hellooo, worked really well! surprisingly!

@@saraw6710 I haven't skied since 1986 in the era of skinny skis. I have to start over!

@@fredharvey2720 you'll find it so easy now! go give it a go!!

Здесь хорошо видно ка к опора на палку помогает вращению лыж, но ещё лыжник в повороте сближает пятки лыж. Таким образом он подстраховывает себя от неожиданного срыва лыж или сваливания на внутреннюю лыжу.

Раньше французы этот способ называли Браккаж - одновременный разворот колёс.

While it is not a very good demo of a pivot slip for a number of reasons, it isn’t a bad effort at a one ski drill. There is really no slipping happening for a pivot slip drill and there is too much reliance on the pole plant and constant rotary for it to be an upper level progression of a one ski drill. Though, I cannot say that copying this demo exactly is not going to help most intermediates and why your comment is bogus.

probably because he does

Which is fine and many instructors so

To me he lifts it lifts it to put all of weight on the stance foot. It guarantees the transfer of weight to the outside ski

@@fourftr That makes sense..

Short.

A bit too long

They're supposed to wear them over the mouth and nose when on the ski lifts - so they are pulling them down when skiing. Still very unhygienic and unsightly but the whole world has gone insane so it doesn't really matter. I've never owned a mask and just use a neck warmer pulled over my mouth when indoors in public - to appease the insane.