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Sempre al top! 😊

What if other skiers are on the slope, you kill them first to have all that space for yourself?

Great stuff👏👏👏

N1

Awesome tips Kili! I've seen your posts so many times, today I noticed that you almost jump into your turns which is very noticeable in slow motion, is that to build extra pressure early? That seems like a great idea, in the transition it's almost like floating but getting a little extra potential energy with a jump heading into the turn can really add a nice boost on the skis, you can still build pressure quickly without doing that, but I love the all-in early edging you do, will have to try that!!

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In my opinion, you are en expert, excellent skier, but your advices, secrets as you call it, are not at all so good. Already in the beginning of this video, you say that you do not put actively pressure on your outside ski, instead you load your outside ski. This is nonsense! What you load on your ski is the ski-pressure. These are just two names of the same thing. Of course you load your outside ski more than the inside ski with pressure, when you start a new carving turn. But you do so much more things simultaneously. The real secret is, that you must preform quite many different movements simultaneously and you must know the priority order of these things, at least in the beginning when you are an intermediate skier and you want to learn to make optimal carving turns. Loading the outside ski is absolutely not the most important element, but it is an important element. Shift your CM early into the turn, in roder to create early edge angles, you say. Sounds good, but what does this mean, what do you do really with your legs or torso, or both in order to get this outcome?? You feel the skis flex??? What is this? Maybe you mean that flexed ski is a bended ski, by the ski-pressure. Anticipation is everything you say. This is about adaptation to different snow conditions. In my eyes, anticipation is a good stuff, but definitely not everything.

love the way you ski Kili! 🤩

Kilis secret tip: just be a geili siech! 😜

Need more details ? Inside leg ?

This loading and carving was possible with the Dynamic VR35 in the 90s, already. I would not say the VR35 were shaped Like a Carver without Rockers. The Advantage of the VR35 over any Carver is if the surface of the piste is fragile it doesn't Matter. If you carve over a fragile section of a Piste any Carver carve into the Piste even it has front Rockers. Rest is known. Carver Rodeo and the Pist needs some Treatment and the Rodeo rider a rescue sled....

Nice. Do you 'consciously' look for a Sagital Shuffle = Pulling the outside foot Back as you power up the outside ski? A recent USA yootoob vid promoted this -as a Euro teaching point; to help Hip Alignment Your friend Marius is a good example of the move ( but philosophically; I look for it later and less ) ps: I see you still haven't learned how to ski; but please take us for a great follow-cam ripper with your ski-buddies around your neighbourhood. -no demos or exercises in this one. You know: the Demo-team on their day off...

A lesson about the hip rotation should be interesting

boss 13 📽

Nice skiing, impressive!

D Schwedeschäri müessti äbe schono mau lehre😂

Why build a bunch of bad habits?

Super sche (= Schaut man sich gerne an, ich weiß nicht ob es in dein Konzept passt aber ein Video wie du so fährst wenn du mal entspannt unterwegs bist würde mich auch sehr Interessieren. Ganzen Tag nur Carving, Kurzschwung oder doch mal ein bisschen gleiten ?

Frage: wie kippst oder tippst du das Innenknie anfangs aktiv in die Kurve ?

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Boots that fit. Head skis.

Can i ask if thighs will hurt(strain) alot while carving low?

Leichter gesagt als getan, leider

This is a great angle to see what's happening with the feet then going to ankles then knees then hips etc...I'm gonna come back to this often.

What ski boots are those white Head ? Model flex ? Cool

Thank you Will get in touch with you soon :)

What Skis and length Are those ?

Nice video but he DOESN'T show you how to control your speed on steep pistes! He shows you how to ski quickly.

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Love it 💯

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Is this in Zermatt?

Quien diria que cairias tan bajo envez de tener seguidores justamente encantando a la gente con tus videos decidiste mejor comprar seguidores en instagram dandoles 50 pesos mexicanos por que se suscribieran a tu cuenta y le dieran me gusta a tus videos y lo se por que no se como obtuvieron mi numero teléfonico pero me metieron a un grupo de WhatsApp les pregunte que como lo obtuvieron mi número y me dijieron que lo obtuvieron de recursos humanos y que ese era su trabajo que nos dijieran que te siguieramos en tu cuenta y incluso asta mandaron en link de tu cuenta de instagram despues de eso que tomaramos una captura de pantalla que lo isismos y se los enviáramos por telegraman a uno de los administradores del grupo de WhatsApp y que despues ellos nos depositarian 50 pesos mexicanos a nuestra cuenta de banco no puedo creerlo que calleran tan bajo que literal compraras seguidores y muchos dirian que lo estoy inventando pero tengo pruebas de todo lo que dije no es una mentira lo que estoy diciendo.

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Good stuff. Thanks for sharing.

Why 11k 👎

Outstanding explanation, thankyou so much

How long are your skis?

Excellent explanation. So good that made me subscribe in the summer.

Typical let all hang out description of how to ski bumps. A genuine description would be like how intricate dance steps are taught. You sort of got it with the plant the pole on forward side of the bump. Example(not literal): reach right pole here, step onto outside left ski, step inside right ski, reach over mogul with left pole, compress over mogul, extend as you pass over...That IMO is how describing bump skiing should be done, not the adhoc way done here as is typical. On each turn, besides compressing and extending, the skier goes through choreography of stepping from one side to the other of each ski and planting a corresponding pole in the appropriate place. That's how ski instruction would be better served. Another Example(not necessarily literally) as you're transitioning from left to right turn: Step over onto the outside of the left ski, plant the left pole over the forward side next bump, step over onto outside of right ski, edge left ski, compress over bump, repeat as before with right side now. This is example of a more precision type of ski instruction.

Very cool tips, and some sweet turns to boot! Thanks.

No need to increase the BGM volume every time.

Are you using a 360 camera or more of a directional camera?

Great bump tutorial... I recommend much shorter poles... Try at 92 cm...(36 in)..... If you observe your hand position without using poles..well thats where you want pole placement as well.... The large sticks force your hands outward and slightly back..creating unnecessary upper body movement Anyway....nice speedy bumpage

what ski equipment you have , can you listed please , thank you

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Awesome tip, thanks Kili!

ach, das gibts noch. Ich dachte, nachdem sich vor 20 Jahren schon Leute mit 7m Funcarver die Handschuhe und Anorakärmel durchgeschliffen hatten, hätte sich das wieder erledigt ;-)

Kili I like your videos, I like your style, pleasure. ride, are you enjoying it .... greetings from Slovakia Ivan