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Liked all your videos all lessons as ski instructor always refer to my students and myself learned from them . Noticed 😢 you made them private 😢not nice but I understand . Thanks 🙏

Please, make a separate channel on skiing! you deserve it.

Thanks!

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Excellent video! ⛷️🔥🤙

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this cool. nice change from mogul videos.

Great instruction Julie. I am going to practice the 'feet pull back' next week when I go skiing. Thanks 😀

Great video Julie! I'm wondering what dimensions of a ski do you prefer to ski moguls like that? Thanks again and I love the flat land drill....

What’s the listing price of this one? Thanks

great video

Fantastic teacher. I have watched every mogul lesson I can on TH-cam. This teacher is the best by far. Simple, and the slow motions is so helpful. Also her slow, calm pace of speaking and teaching. Thank you!

Very good video 😊

Omg how did you film these segments?

Very nice video, I’ll be working on this next time on the hill. Really cool camera work and I liked you drill where you stand up and bring the feet back on the groomer, I have a feeling that will help me get the feeling started

Awesome, thank you!

Looking good Julie! Your control is so enviable and quiet!

Very nice

Like the old saying goes: “There’s “Old Skiers” and there’s “Bump Skiers” - but there ain’t no “Old Bump Skiers”…..😏

Wonderful tips and beautiful skiing! Thank You!

great video

Liked this simple 'bend and extend' basic practise 🙏. Thank you 🌹

Great video! I learned a lot thank you!

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But student don't use the move you explained "put it inside" they are always flexed .. Is correct?

I know what you are saying about extending but even in your demo, down through the moguls, you did not extend tall and push your hips forward as you explained. You maintained that aggressive stance and drove your tips down into the trough. That is what I do and it works great. One of my favorite techniques, when the conditions are right is to do sort of a hooking turn into the side of the mogul. With this hook you have a couple options. One you can absorb the mogul and push your ski tips and feet down into the next turn. The hook really helps to control speed and makes for a more rounded turn. The other option is to hook into the mogul and use it to initiate an arching jump turn over the trough and onto the backside of the next mogul while still in the fall line. This adds some creativity to your run and gives you a little time to "rest or think" while in the air.

I find it scary to drive my hips forward and tips down into the trough. It requires overcoming this natural fear. It is an unnatural movement. But once you have done it a few times and realized that it helps control your speed, the fear gradually fades.

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Nice

Absolutely beautiful you and the condo thank you

"Skiing is a counter -intuitive sport." Oh yes!! Which is why kids learning the sport will always have a huge edge over those of us who learned later in life. "It's steep, lean forward and out" or "sorta throw your body downhill and count on your turning skis to catch it" or "in bumps, pull the feet back"; those important messages go so much against human nature, especially at age 67 when I got into the sport. (had to undo 67 years of "bad habits.") 15 years later I'm sorta getting the idea and your clear videos really help. The exact timing of pulling my feet backwards at the crest of the bump is something I'll work on this season. Wish I was out in CO, but the Adirondacks will have to suffice. Thanks again.