How to do rounder short turns. 

Yes exactly is good to mix things around and give it a go very helpful in variable terrain as well.

Awesome Im glad that you think the same way, it was a really important moment for me when I really got the feeling of keeping the tension consistently.

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Thank you so much. If you want any video analysis from me I am now an online ski coach on skiwit.co/

🤣 Thats amazing. Good spot! Knew I was doing something wrong 🤣.

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Pole waking is always fun ahaah

Danke für deine tolle werte, ich kann das auch auf Deutsche machen. In die kommende Wochen nach der Saison mache ich eine auf Deutsche.

Its not intentional but It can happen from the rebound. Best is just to try find that outside ski again and get on top of it and reduce the inside ski.

Hi sorry for the late reply. So these would be Steered skidded turns. Or steered performance turns. The ski is sliding during the turn but not drifting that the end of the ski is turning more than the tip. The pressure is built gradually through out the whole turn and the edge angle of the ski is increased through out the whole turn. So yes there is definitely a biting point where the rebound is created. If you would like any video analysis from me I am now an online ski coach on skiwit.co/ check it out.

​@@jonnysealeThank you so much for the clarifications! I've been wanting someone to describe the feeling of what I see in the video, and yours has provided an entirely different dimension to what I thought was happening. I will check out your offerings!

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@@jonnyseale thankyou

Maybe move the binding more toward the center of the skis to have longer tail? Try it

The next one I will do that

@@jonnyseale I used to video my instructor and the go home and watch his feet is super slow motion, frame by frame.

Hi so the explanations and exercises are on a blue slope and the full pull skiing is on a black slope.

Hi thank you for asking and Im really sorry for not replying sooner. Unfortunately at the moment I don't run any camps my self. In the future it might be something for me, at the moment I am a full time Instructor in the small village of Obergurgl in Otztal. You can find me there for lessons all winter. Sorry again for being so slow to reply.

@@jonnyseale Ok no probs. I have worked for the ski school in Obergurgl. Your skiing is looking good Jonny.

@@inquistive Cheers mate thank you for the support.

Black slope not hard enough? Demo is obviously on a black.

@@davesmulders3931Not for me, the piste is just for warming up... 😃

@@Peycco So you mean off-piste terrain? If you say hard, people think you refer to the blue/red/black designation: easy/medium/hard.

@@davesmulders3931 sorry for misunderstanding

Hi this turn works in bumps, steep slopes and off piste.

Head 186cm 25m radius GS ski.

@@jonnyseale and about boots? are race boot or the 140 head?

Yes the stems are deliberate, I do this to create the process of the lateral extension at a slower speed to get the feeling.

@@jonnyseale Great! Nice drill. Might mention how you're using the stem, because it sounds really useful. Thanks 😊

Hi the goal is to try to get the skis moving constantly so that your using the turns for speed control and not breaking.

I imagine if the radius of the turn is smaller than the ability of the ski to bend, then the turn must necessarily result in some skidding.

Why do people always miss spell "braking" as "breaking"?

Amazing, I hope the lesson helped you and thank you for watching.