CARVING | Technique Slow Motion 

A video suggestion: a home workout routine so people can stay fit or develop the fitness they need to perform these types of turns

Awesome Video - great to see english tutorials.

I watch all your vids and you are doing great.. Im always amazes in front of a skill skier. Dont stop teaching your technique to intermediate skier. They will the thankful one day when they achive the perfect carving turn on any pair of ski...30m or 11m ski doesn’t make any difference in the quest of the perfect turn..

In the second half of the video, when skiing on slalom skis, there is an underload of the outside ski, which easily goes outside the turn and does not hold the arc. And you have to steer on the inside. Your shins are locked. An aggressive front stance can fix this.

Dude - wicked video starts with wicked skiing - nice urns

Hi Paul, just getting back into skiing after quite a few years away and have been watching a few carving videos tonight. I was delighted to see someone actually accelerating rather than just absorbing all that rebound energy in transition. I have also noticed so many skiers out on the slopes, the last few weeks at Perisher right up to lockdown trying to put their inside hand on the snow only to drop it behind their hips rotate their hips and shoulders loose outside ski pressure wash out loose angle speed and control. Any thoughts or comments? Is emulating modern style inside hand position causing more problems? Yes I am over 50 ex racer and learnt on straight skis :)

Am a gunbarrel at Heavenly Face Rat (1,500 vert. bump run) for over 35 yrs. Really enjoy watching your awesome carve turns on the groomers. Great stuff. Am trying to add that angulation and man is it hard. This slo mo helpful. You're a top level skier, but one suggestion if possible, would suggest less up and down head movement in the bumps. Super skiing though and thank you for the tips.

Thank you for the video. I have the same slalom skis with Tip Rocker, which makes me skate aggressively in the front stance. At the same time, slalom skis with Full Camber behave more tolerant of body tilt.

Sick Pauly 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽

Great video Paul. I'm a subscriber to your private videos. Can you guys show us sometime what your skiing warm up "session" consists of? I think many of us will be very interested... Cheers!

thanks, very usefull

Замечательная техника и очень красиво!!!

Seems like your right hand and pole tip are higher up and a little further back as you transition onto to your right ski, than you left hand and pole when transitioning onto your left ski?

Does anyone on the planet carve slalom skis as well as Paul Lorenz? I wouldn't bet on it

fantastic

Beautiful 😍

amazing carving bro! keep it up

nice

Paul, it seems like you have a very slight angle between your skis (wedge). Is it intentional or it just seems to be or?

#Paul serious question, what degree of slope do you think it is possible to pure carve on i.e. to carve the whole of the turn?

I am curios about your speed :) How much speed do you have when you almost touch the snow with your hip?

I'm curious about the bending at the waist. What's the benefit/function of that?

It's all about the inside knee!

Time for a glass of whiskey 🥃 and movement analysis 😉

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