Quick overview of Athletic Stance, the Fundamental element of the Water Ski Pyramid

Marcus gives a quick overview of the first element of the FlowPoint Method Water Ski Pyramid: Athletic Stance
If a skier does not achieve (or simply cannot get into the position of) Athletic Stance, they are never going to reach their potential as a skier. It's just that simple.
It doesn't matter if you're a beginner, or a Pro, this is a fundamental that should always be re-visited throughout the season, to make sure you aren't drifting too far away from a good, Athletic Stance.
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[@conradleber3247]

Great instruction, simple, clear and easy to understand, tks for the clarity

[@unknow690]

Thanks it was very helpful advice for me. Of course you are still my most favourite skier in the world.

[@FeickertandCompanyGrattai]

Thanks Marcus - Great info and it works !!

[@dustinbranton]

Great video. I’ll be watching for more tips. I’ve been working hard on course skiing.

[@flowpointmethod5620]

Awesome! Thanks for the comment...hope these and future vids we put out are helpful. Let us know what you wanna hear more of!

[@dustinbranton]

FlowPointMethod it would be cool to get tips on the pre gate pull out and setting up for the initial attack. Maybe some tips on weak side (front side) turns. 🤙🏼

[@Slalom_Steve]

What are your thoughts about lifting the rear heel in order to get weight forward? And even if the answer is to *ideally* have the heel stay flat, what if you don't have the ankle mobility/strength necessary to do that? To compensate, it seems like lifting the rear ankle still maintains a good stack and forward weight.

[@danbirch8939]

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