couple of tips, dont be stiff, a lot of skiers are like a stick and have no flexability, one of the biggest improvements is just letting your body be free, and dont be afraid of speed, you will naturally bend your knees
I think that comes with time. I just went for the first time last weekend, and it's difficult not to be more stiff when you always feel like you're gonna fall, need to be alert, or are trying not to go too fast. However, on the bottom of slopes, and less inclined areas, I was a lot more relaxed and loose. Definitely right about the knees. I watched a bunch of videos before I went that said to bend the knees, which I thought was weird to make yourself do for such a long time. But I didn't even think about it once and my brother eventually said "you're keeping your knees bent, which is good". That felt very natural.
Don't put your weight back! This is what's holding you back from turning smoothly 😜 You got this girl! Keep it up 💪 PS: WTF is wrong with you people in the comment section. Pouring negativity on someone else's videos, just to feel better, just because someone did that to you, too? You are the losers ones, not her.
Stop twisting your upper body and you'll be in more control. Flex at the ankles first. Turns start from the bottom up. Get out of the backseat when you find yourself sitting back.
@@shred_til_we_ded well, pro has a very specific meaning, but if you're substantially better than this at skiing then yes, you're probably an advanced skiier? i really don't get why you're all getting so mad over someone who is objectively skiing at an intermediate level. we all have to start somewhere?
@@shred_til_we_ded but they are intermediate. beginner skiing is pure snowplowing/wedge turns. this person is linking turns and almost always has their skis parallel, so they're intermediate.
Very intelligent and excellent way of explaining a topic that is very necessary to understand thank you
couple of tips, dont be stiff, a lot of skiers are like a stick and have no flexability, one of the biggest improvements is just letting your body be free, and dont be afraid of speed, you will naturally bend your knees
I think that comes with time. I just went for the first time last weekend, and it's difficult not to be more stiff when you always feel like you're gonna fall, need to be alert, or are trying not to go too fast. However, on the bottom of slopes, and less inclined areas, I was a lot more relaxed and loose.
Definitely right about the knees. I watched a bunch of videos before I went that said to bend the knees, which I thought was weird to make yourself do for such a long time. But I didn't even think about it once and my brother eventually said "you're keeping your knees bent, which is good". That felt very natural.
Don't put your weight back! This is what's holding you back from turning smoothly 😜
You got this girl! Keep it up 💪
PS: WTF is wrong with you people in the comment section. Pouring negativity on someone else's videos, just to feel better, just because someone did that to you, too? You are the losers ones, not her.
Beautiful
I can only do parallel turn on gentle slopes, if the slope get steeper I start losing control even on greens
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How do you turn on a ski?
Stop twisting your upper body and you'll be in more control. Flex at the ankles first. Turns start from the bottom up. Get out of the backseat when you find yourself sitting back.
Thanks for sharing. I am a beginner skier and these advices are very helpful
@@lifeisbeautiful2023a Twist at the waist to keep you torso facing downhill, plus try to keep you uphill arm ahead of your torso.
Oh ya there ya go buddy you’re gonna get it down🤙🏼remember less weight on inside foot
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Intermediate? No
Not seeing a single intermediate skier. People really don’t know what an intermediate skier is nowadays
you are all so pretentious it's exhausting. this person is not a beginner, you're just self-obsessed hobby gatekeepers.
bro fr if this is intermediate then im a pro
@@shred_til_we_ded well, pro has a very specific meaning, but if you're substantially better than this at skiing then yes, you're probably an advanced skiier? i really don't get why you're all getting so mad over someone who is objectively skiing at an intermediate level. we all have to start somewhere?
@@eddybabey my issue is that is not an intermediate level rider, that’s a beginner.
@@shred_til_we_ded but they are intermediate. beginner skiing is pure snowplowing/wedge turns. this person is linking turns and almost always has their skis parallel, so they're intermediate.
No offense but this is lvl 1/1000
I’m joking
Just try to keep your skis parallel
@lenny9650 I completely agree
For sure beginner, if you intermediate I’m a 34 time Olympic world champ