TECHNICAL SKI ANALYSIS | Short Turn

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In this video Paul Lorenz provides detailed analysis of the current National Japanese technical champion, RYU TAKEDA. The short turns being analysed were performed at the 2020 Hokkaido Technical Championships held in January 2020.
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Комментарии : 51

@tonyp.8721 3 года назад

Super analysis Paul, keep ‘em coming! Thank you!!

@lisimahus 4 года назад

Excellent break down of the moves and forces, thank you!

@raymondgilkie2551 4 года назад

The degree of edge angle is incredible for a short turn. Must be a combination of skill and steepness of the hill.

@walid2011_ 4 года назад

Going to spend all my money on ski vacations to train hard so i may become a high level skier and instructer one day if God wills. Videos like this where i see such ppl on skis inspire me too much

@paullorenz6389 4 года назад

Thanks Walid and good luck

@skierlilly 4 года назад

Great analysis! 🤩

@ezeezi1111 4 года назад

> "the exact criteria of the (japan tech) competition is still difficult to interpret for me" Exactly for me too! From a skier in japan :)

@paullorenz6389 4 года назад

You and me too! Haha

@Bebopin-69 4 года назад

This is like figure skating and moggles skiing, it is far from objective. But thanks anyway for bringing this to us, i have been longing for a well done slowmo analysis of the short turn (not slalom). This is very reassuring, i realize i am not too far from that (CSIA-3).

@Jkiedis 4 года назад

Paul Lorenz hi! Is Legacy gonna have a second video? Thanks!

@paullorenz6389 4 года назад

Joan Gómez thanks for your comment. We are working on at the moment and hope to have it out soon.

@Jkiedis 4 года назад

Paul Lorenz thanks! Looking forward. Unfortunately the season is over 😖

@ardenpowers7730 Год назад

While turning to the right, one can notice a slight convergance of his skis just after the initiation phase into his turn. This may suggest that his dominant strength is in his right side, allowing for a cleaner execution when turning to the left. Just my thoughts and observation . . .

@riccapatrol 4 года назад

Sensational!

@christianbernier1602 4 года назад

It look’s like a new approach to small free turn !!!

@valera.bukovel 3 года назад

Thanks

@user-qm3mo6ms3m 3 года назад

Огонь! Чудесный анализ!

@ivokoimecs 4 года назад

Nice!!! ... :)

@user-wm9qr4bl6z 4 года назад

This short turn seems to have wider stance ,full carving unlike previous short turn.

@jjongmaski1797 4 года назад

good ....!!!!

@stevebag3720 3 года назад

Can you make a video on femur rotation? Have you heard of "knee valgus"? To me this is a huge difference between great skiing and World Cup skiing. Even the local teenager racers far from the World Cup skiers seem to ski with no internal femur rotation but I don't seem to hear any discussion about it on RU-vid. Thanks

@yokohamakyoto723 3 года назад

Your explanation in English is very clear even for self Japanese.

@paullorenz6389 3 года назад

Arigatou gozaimasu

@sanin73 3 года назад

He's right side seems way stronger than the left. Seems like he's having the same ski divergence left/convergence right pattern on each turn.

@user-ls4oc8ow9g 2 года назад

Very~~goodddd~~♡♡

@acefireman1121 4 года назад

I like your skiing style.

@paullorenz6389 4 года назад

It is Ryu Takeda, Japanese National Champion

@karlo407 6 месяцев назад

Thank you. Is he using the “rolling”, the initiation with hip, that Takao Murayama described at his 2019 Interski clinic?

@bobcoggin4618 4 года назад

Brill 👍🏻

@mikewilson3786 4 года назад

Good analysis Paul se you in 6 days

@paullorenz6389 4 года назад

See you soon Mike :)

@bornaskovran9303 4 года назад

@@paullorenz6389 i hope to see you also ! hahaha

@gx1400sc 4 года назад

Can this be done in a hard icy slope... here almost halv of his ski is buried into the snow...

@levin2880 Год назад

What exactly does deflection mean?

@inquistive Год назад

#PaulLorenz - what skis would he be using, slalom?

@paullorenz6389 Год назад

A World Cup slalom ski.

@Jazz-lr1um 2 года назад

Ciao a tutti. Un opinione....a me sembra di vedere un contrasto di direzione della gamba destra, quando Paul gira verso la sua destra. A sinistra gira meglio perché avanza quanto basta l'interno sinistro. Che ne pensate?

@s055001 4 года назад

Hi Paul, just some questions about short radius turn. It seems like Takeda san is sort of like "kicking" the snow during the shaping of the turn. Then carve the turn. Does it mean for short radius turn, the early edging doesnt really matter as long as i can edge my ski during the shaping of the turn?

@robertcourteau4320 4 года назад

Huge amount of “skivot” - skidding + pivot - above the fall line. Looks like a GS skier on the steep in accelerated motion. Not sure what the judges are looking for, so hard to say if this is “good”.

@SamSoMite421 4 года назад

Stivot

@robertcourteau4320 4 года назад

I stand corrected.

@petergardiner4585 3 года назад

And then there's JF Beaulieu ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xKCpqr59lqE.html

@HS-ob3fz 11 месяцев назад

whats a double black groomed run lol, if its groomed its hardly black

@vicurban9045 3 года назад

LOL “Double black groomed run” What an oxymoron. Here at Whistler we call that a blue run.

@karlo407 3 года назад

I think you have a point there. Looking at it on FATMAP in avalanche view, Tiger has a slope of 25-30°. @Paul Lorenz, how can that be considered double black?

@grizzkid795 3 года назад

Tiger is one of the steepest runs ever skied- 7 times steeper than Saudan's Couloir at Whistler. Many of the competitors died because they fell and slid into the base lodge. Nothing to laugh about.

@karlo407 3 года назад

@@grizzkid795 please compare avy maps or topo’s. Tiger looks gentle compared to Suadan Couloir. And I don’t see a lodge at the bottom of it. rusutsu.com/en/trail-map/

@karlo407 3 года назад

@@grizzkid795 I'm looking at a topo map. Maybe I have it wrong. But, nothing on West Rusutsu that I can see comes close to being "steep". But, I may be wrong. If Paul Lorenz thinks its steep, it must be steep. I just don't see it in the data. Help me out here.

@grizzkid795 3 года назад

It is more at the northwest end, and believe me, it's steeper than hell! I think anyway. Actually I've never seen it, but Paul said he would not go near that run.