@SkicentreDublin having used these systems and knowing how different the carpet grain affects the ski edges, I'm very impressed by Richard's competence and skill level. His technique is damn solid, and he makes it look simple...much respect 👍
auw.... nice methode... but will it work :s .... i heard noting about alpine basic postion, angle and stering from your feet... so i think its a good idea but it will not work whit the most of our customrs...
Bart Nelder you guys have one of the most awesome indoor ski centres in the world though , not as good as a mountain but definitely better than a moving carpet
Skiing or snowboarding in Carpets was actually proven to vastly improve your techniques; as you need to be 100% perfect with no mistakes to be able to not fall, this is more effective for getting better as Skiing or Snowboarding as you get more control on your feet and control on your body...Being on a Carpet is MANY times harder as it does forgive you like it does in the snow when you make a slip up.
+TRODD12321 yes its called 2-4-2 but parallel can also be skiing flat not engaging any edge, try it on hard snow. Try getting into advanced technique clinics at a resorts ski school, after a few you'll be happy you did.
+ExtremeskierX Sorry, I didn't understand? What is 2-4-2? And what does braquage have to do to with the lack of a simultaneous edge change in the video?
You can. Richard is a well-known ski-instructor in the Netherlands. He also reviews skis every year. You can find him skiing in the review of this years Redster S9 for example: th-cam.com/video/hOckC74Q5fA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0Itgahd7nVO62PIa
I've never seen one of these mats before. I guess it's better than nothing.. perhaps i could have one fitted in my spare bedroom for the summer!? It's a way to work on technique, in somewhat 'perfect' if bizarre, conditions
Blue Mountain collingwood Ontario Canada. A 90 minute lesson for a beginner transitioning to intermediate learning how to parallel ski from stem Christi cost $195 Canadian. Very expensive and they don’t teach proper technique for leaning into your edges with bent knees.
Where is the mogul carpet run? It all depends on the ability of the person wanting to learn I have often taught those who get it in less than 1 hour and in less than 6 steps, usually 2 or 3.
Absolutely terrible posture. You're supposed to be perpendicular to the slope when skiing, but this guy is basically sitting down when bending his knees. It's not even a steep pitch for Christ's sake. If you don't have your centre of mass centred over your boots then you'll be trying to steer with nothing but the backs of your skis. Quite irresponsible from somebody that is supposed to be teaching others.
People want learn to ski properly. Why do ski instructors withhold information ? You end up being stuck on the baby slopes indefinitely never learning how to master the technique of parallel turns on steep slopes.
This is wrong in every aspect of learning how to ski. Is that very expensive machine suppose to simulate snow and the conditions present when going downhill....no. Not even close. 1 out of 10 for trying.
![แฟนแนวใด๋ - ยูริ โตเกียวมิวสิค [ SyncVersion ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Fm8oDwos2uc/mqdefault.jpg)
@SkicentreDublin having used these systems and knowing how different the carpet grain affects the ski edges, I'm very impressed by Richard's competence and skill level. His technique is damn solid, and he makes it look simple...much respect 👍
You guys are awesome! This helped me a lot! Parallel owned after 1 Day.
Cool video and neat machine! Since we weren't in your class I suggest that the video would be more helpful with an explaination for each step
Awesome. How is the feel of the carpet compare to real snow?
great lesson
I'm sure I saw some "hipping it" action there. why put extra work in when you can make the ski work for you?
Yes we can control the speed and angle of the slope to match your skill or the progression you are working on! #skilongernstronger @Skicentredublin
+SkicentreDublin What's the maximum slope angle and speed you can set it at?
I am skiing for 12 years now, since when I was 2.
auw.... nice methode... but will it work :s .... i heard noting about alpine basic postion, angle and stering from your feet... so i think its a good idea but it will not work whit the most of our customrs...
Makes me thankful I live a half an hour away from the second largest ski resort in Canada. Don't be jeolous or nothin:) I'm just blessed
Canmore or Fernie?
How shitty would it be to live in a place where you have to ski on a moving carpet instead of snow?
Welcome to the Netherlands...no mountains, no snow, just flatlands and rain. You're right, that's shit!
That's why I'm leaving UK :)
You don't have the trouble of tucking in your gloves to your coat
Bart Nelder you guys have one of the most awesome indoor ski centres in the world though , not as good as a mountain but definitely better than a moving carpet
Skiing or snowboarding in Carpets was actually proven to vastly improve your techniques; as you need to be 100% perfect with no mistakes to be able to not fall, this is more effective for getting better as Skiing or Snowboarding as you get more control on your feet and control on your body...Being on a Carpet is MANY times harder as it does forgive you like it does in the snow when you make a slip up.
I want one of these.
Shouldn't perfect parallel have a simultaneous edge change?
+TRODD12321 yes its called 2-4-2 but parallel can also be skiing flat not engaging any edge, try it on hard snow. Try getting into advanced technique clinics at a resorts ski school, after a few you'll be happy you did.
+ExtremeskierX Sorry, I didn't understand? What is 2-4-2? And what does braquage have to do to with the lack of a simultaneous edge change in the video?
@@TRODD12321 Yap, thats why its called parallel skiing, i remember that time my inside leg went that early, i went head into snow in a moment
Does the surface ruin skis?
What's the name of that ski machine
I would like to see this guy ski on real snow
its much easier on the real snow
You can. Richard is a well-known ski-instructor in the Netherlands. He also reviews skis every year. You can find him skiing in the review of this years Redster S9 for example: th-cam.com/video/hOckC74Q5fA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=0Itgahd7nVO62PIa
I am living in the Mountains but i want to test it out. Just for the experience😅
I've never seen one of these mats before. I guess it's better than nothing.. perhaps i could have one fitted in my spare bedroom for the summer!? It's a way to work on technique, in somewhat 'perfect' if bizarre, conditions
It looks and sounds like you're speeding up the carpet?
+drev1 Hey man how much does it cost to install/build one at home? I used to go to in2ski at Sydney but they closed down :(
+ianyapxw obviously it would be way to expensive and useless
if he had long hair it would stand straight up
Brill 👍🏻
what's the speed when he Parallel Skiing?80?90?100?
if you think in kph, probably around 30kph, seems just like casual skiing
why is he stepping in the outside ski?
Blue Mountain collingwood Ontario Canada. A 90 minute lesson for a beginner transitioning to intermediate learning how to parallel ski from stem Christi cost $195 Canadian. Very expensive and they don’t teach proper technique for leaning into your edges with bent knees.
Where is the mogul carpet run?
It all depends on the ability of the person wanting to learn I have often taught those who get it in less than 1 hour and in less than 6 steps, usually 2 or 3.
ExtremeskierX Sandyford, Dublin
if you go to the real mountains then I fear that it will not work with such a technique if I would learn this like this then i would i be death…
i cant teach my friends cause now i cant plough lol
Ski ninja
Ok, the first country to convert all its sidewalks to this skiing surface wins.
Is this a kind of vodoo or yoga? Don't know what he is doin there.
Ik
Absolutely terrible posture. You're supposed to be perpendicular to the slope when skiing, but this guy is basically sitting down when bending his knees. It's not even a steep pitch for Christ's sake. If you don't have your centre of mass centred over your boots then you'll be trying to steer with nothing but the backs of your skis. Quite irresponsible from somebody that is supposed to be teaching others.
That's got to be rather demanding for the edges... //
Ehhhh. Okay.
Not my recommendation for people who would like to learn ski-ing...
Nou
Aaa
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I feel like I'm on acid.
People want learn to ski properly. Why do ski instructors withhold information ? You end up being stuck on the baby slopes indefinitely never learning how to master the technique of parallel turns on steep slopes.
This is wrong in every aspect of learning how to ski.
Is that very expensive machine suppose to simulate snow and the conditions present when going downhill....no. Not even close.
1 out of 10 for trying.
Yall in beer town need proper instruction or just get at it guys wth smh
This is terrible Master class??