A fantastic demonstration of how to control your speed while carving at that pace. I used to be a ski instructor and cameraman, and as much as I appreciate the guys being filmed, the real skill is all in the hands of the cameraman. Lovely to watch and good work fellas.
I wonder if this wasn't taken with a 360 camera, based on the low resolution, constantly-changing "zoom", and the incredibly precise framing even when the skiers move unexpectedly. Still, the fantastic result actually demonstrates the power of 360- cameras!
@@kuanjuliu Nah, its just basic software stabilization. Those zooms and warps are because of the calibration. Although the camera man had to had a gimbal also, and even then there would be trembling.
Wow! The cameraman [or woman] did an amazing job. Keeping the other guys in shot and looking out for the slower recreational skiers while skiing himself. Brilliant.
They make this look so damn easy. I'm sure it's the result of skiing every day for years. I used to ski pretty seriously, but realized I could never get to this level if I didn't live at the mountain and ski every day. Some people get off watching powder skiing or skiing through trees: this is what does it for me! So beautiful.
I love this video. Its a real feel good moment. I'm going to stream it on to the TV in a Minute. I might even put my Mo-Jo's on as well. This is a master class. Well done .. can't wait for winter.
I think many people who are have watched this video are missing the actual point of the video. Yes these gents did a great job over such a long distance. However as one viewer (Fish bowl) pointed out that they wisely wore knee braces to reduce tendon damage. Fyi - Ski-mojo is an augmented (spring loaded) knee brace so I think these folks were actually demonstrating how good their product actually works over such a long hall. The skier in yellow at the end of the video is also wearing them.
@@prazskabavoracka they are making very low aggression GS-SG turns on slalom skis. I didn’t want to be the guy pointing out they weren’t doing proper turns because everyone else in the comments was singing their praises haha Don’t get me wrong solid skiing… but very relaxed, with the occasional goofy form (often very stacked up and they both tend to have low hands which they asymmetrically drop back). Still impressive for 8 minutes of continuous skiing ahah I need some runs like that to build up my stamina
@@tainicon4639 yes true, quite low aggression indeed. They ski quite relaxed, pressure on outside ski even seems limited sometimes which I find strange, i need loads of pressure on my outside ski. Do you think more aggression is sometimes needed? Especially for slalom? Happy to learn from your insights
@@MrLoesoe absolutely. If you watch World Cup video of slalom races you can see the amount of aggression they are using. It’s all about a rapid transition to the new edge with a high contact angle to the snow and then a movement of your body weight onto the front of your boot to flex the ski down. If you look at the shape of a slalom ski the narrowest portion of the ski won’t make contact with the snow unless the ski is flexed such that the angle relative to the snow and the arc of the ski pushes the underfoot region inline with each other (that is hard to explain with out a ski in my hand to show it haha). Basically quickly get the ski on edge and push into it like you are trying to break the ski in half. If you do it right the ski locks down into even the hardest surfaces and as soon as the turn finishes releases a good chuck of that energy back to you (feels like you just jumped on a trampoline). This energy is ideally redirected back across the hill to enable a rapid transition to the next down hill edge and assist in loading the ski. If you mess ip you launch in the air haha (a lot of World Cup video has this mistake as it’s easy to make in a race course if you get off balance). But also… that’s completely unnecessary if you aren’t racing haha.
Wow. Wow. This is exactly the kind of run I dream about being able to ski. This is the style and ease of skiing I dream to be able to achieve. And I am nowhere near it. It is incredible how fluid, effortless and easy this looks. But actually being able to ski with such elegance and control and freedom....I am finding it so very difficult to learn. Maybe my bar is too high judging by the comments of others saying this looks easy but should not be assumed to actually be easy. Sheesh.
Get into shape, and ski a lot, observe others, consult with instructors, you can get there. Push your limits, but be reasonable, try to understand what you are doing, fear is OK if it is logical. You can get there quite quickly.
Best advice I ever got was to shorten my ski length after 30 plus years of slope absence due to knee and back injuries. K2 Blades were my weapon of choice. Not only will you progress at a much faster pace, but have all the more fun doing it without all the trials of tribulations of "proper length" skis until you're ready. Cool Runnings!
@@sandflea23 That can truly help, I'd say get agile skis such as slalom ones, I see a lot of people having GS skis which makes no sense for them, but they must have it anyway... But with injuries, do not pick the top slalom ones, they are too hard for you, will not forgive a mistake and can hurt you again. Some slightly below top will forgive an will be nearly as good as the top ones, but not so hard on you. I also picked shorter ones for freeride due to having a bad knee... it still works. Just have a good time.
Go to Glacier Sport and ask them to try Ski-Mojo. That's how those 2 guys were able to handle the entire ride without stopping at mid mountain. They could have done this kind of run the entire day. Ski-Mojo is pure fun. Ask Gabriel Anthamatten at the Swiss Ski and snowboard School.
Ski-Mojo France Vielen Dank für die wunderschönen Bilder aus der Bergwelt von Saas Fee. Ich wünsche Euch viel Freude und Spass am Skifahren. Mit alpinen Grüssen Raphael Wellig
I was maybe third time skiing, training and s started riding like this, every 500m and my legs needed help. You have steel in legs and this ride looks so smooth and easy, and when You ride both like this it is almost hipnotising. Beautiful ride
Skiing is a physical kind of sport, doing it being out of shape will not be such a fun and also you risk way more getting injured. 90% of this was like 5% effort for them, believe me, they came fresh to the bottom.
Quelle maîtrise... quel rythme.....8mn30 sur plus de 7km......ha ces moniteurs ils nous épatent toujours ! Moi je peux les suivre en carving mais sur des bleues et maxi 3mn .....bravo !
No. This is the whole point of this video. They are promoting a product ,called ski mojo (it is the black harness seen on the legs of the instructors legs), which allows you to ski with less effort. Its like an exoskeleton for skiing and essentially assists you in the physical aspect of skiing. So the instructors really didnt put in much effort to complete the run since it was assisted by this exoskeleton.
The exoskeleton (www.ski-mojo.ski) usually decreases the muscular power from 30% on the quadriceps allowing longer runs like this but the hamstrings are working 10% more. Saying they did not put much effort is maybe a bit exaggerated. Those ski instructors are of course very well trained but the effect of this spring based mechanism is insane according to their feedback. Better edge grip, better control, better position etc.
@@SkiMojoFrance Did not have anything like that in the 90's! Doing the mogul skiing styled thing for the whole time. The more tighter the carving, the better you looked. lol!
Awesome video... and sweet conditions. As an older telemark skier with bad knees, I can honestly say that without my Ski-Mojo, my days of dropping a knee on every turn would be long gone. I also occasionally use my alpine rig (training heels included) with the Ski-Mojo, and have felt like I could probably do a long non-stop run like that with no problems I would heartily recommend the apparatus to anyone who needs that little extra support to either get back on skis after knee injury, or are looking for an exciting (and comfortable) way to extend their days, and their season.
Always my favourite part of being on the slope with skiers as a snowboarder is that they take up the entire slope carving back and forth and you never where they're going to be next. Beautiful.
You dont get that technically good unless you are a world cup ski racer caliber type.... But the real question is what are the brace type devices they are wearing around their legs. Looks like a way to keep a disciplined upper body stance? Anyhoo great vid. Cameraman did a great job.
Those are 2 high level ski instructors. One of them was in the Swiss Junior Team and was at same level as Alexis Pinturault. A back problem kept him away form getting to the senior national team. For the « braces », have a look at www.ski-mojo.ski and you will probably understand how the guys and the cameraman could handle that ride.
Wow. I want to ski like that! And this looks so easy, like anybody can do it. Doesn't look like ballet or some martial art were look at it and it's clear that you are not built for that. But still, when you go to the mountain and look down a black valley and realize that a small mistake and this can be your last day, you are not so keen to risk for show off.
Snow skiing is very demanding. It looks easy but in fact, it requires a lot of lower body strength. I have been 3 times and it is lot of fun but boy you are exhausted from it.
Gabriel Anthamatten is a former Swiss FIS skier. Back problems ended his career very early. But he is same generation as Ramon Zenhausern and Daniel Yule.
A fantastic demonstration of how to control your speed while carving at that pace. I used to be a ski instructor and cameraman, and as much as I appreciate the guys being filmed, the real skill is all in the hands of the cameraman. Lovely to watch and good work fellas.
I wonder if this wasn't taken with a 360 camera, based on the low resolution, constantly-changing "zoom", and the incredibly precise framing even when the skiers move unexpectedly. Still, the fantastic result actually demonstrates the power of 360- cameras!
@@kuanjuliu Nah, its just basic software stabilization. Those zooms and warps are because of the calibration. Although the camera man had to had a gimbal also, and even then there would be trembling.
@@kuanjuliu yes 360 if you ask me
@@kuanjuliu l l
I hate to be pedantic but there were a few skid turns thrown in!
Wow! The cameraman [or woman] did an amazing job. Keeping the other guys in shot and looking out for the slower recreational skiers while skiing himself. Brilliant.
That wasn't a woman that was a man ;)
They make this look so damn easy. I'm sure it's the result of skiing every day for years. I used to ski pretty seriously, but realized I could never get to this level if I didn't live at the mountain and ski every day. Some people get off watching powder skiing or skiing through trees: this is what does it for me! So beautiful.
I love this video. Its a real feel good moment.
I'm going to stream it on to the TV in a Minute.
I might even put my Mo-Jo's on as well.
This is a master class.
Well done .. can't wait for winter.
I think many people who are have watched this video are missing the actual point of the video. Yes these gents did a great job over such a long distance. However as one viewer (Fish bowl) pointed out that they wisely wore knee braces to reduce tendon damage. Fyi - Ski-mojo is an augmented (spring loaded) knee brace so I think these folks were actually demonstrating how good their product actually works over such a long hall. The skier in yellow at the end of the video is also wearing them.
They didn't give it so much effort anyway, piece of cake for a skilled skier.
@@prazskabavoracka they are making very low aggression GS-SG turns on slalom skis. I didn’t want to be the guy pointing out they weren’t doing proper turns because everyone else in the comments was singing their praises haha
Don’t get me wrong solid skiing… but very relaxed, with the occasional goofy form (often very stacked up and they both tend to have low hands which they asymmetrically drop back).
Still impressive for 8 minutes of continuous skiing ahah
I need some runs like that to build up my stamina
@@tainicon4639 yes true, quite low aggression indeed. They ski quite relaxed, pressure on outside ski even seems limited sometimes which I find strange, i need loads of pressure on my outside ski. Do you think more aggression is sometimes needed? Especially for slalom? Happy to learn from your insights
@@MrLoesoe absolutely. If you watch World Cup video of slalom races you can see the amount of aggression they are using. It’s all about a rapid transition to the new edge with a high contact angle to the snow and then a movement of your body weight onto the front of your boot to flex the ski down. If you look at the shape of a slalom ski the narrowest portion of the ski won’t make contact with the snow unless the ski is flexed such that the angle relative to the snow and the arc of the ski pushes the underfoot region inline with each other (that is hard to explain with out a ski in my hand to show it haha). Basically quickly get the ski on edge and push into it like you are trying to break the ski in half. If you do it right the ski locks down into even the hardest surfaces and as soon as the turn finishes releases a good chuck of that energy back to you (feels like you just jumped on a trampoline). This energy is ideally redirected back across the hill to enable a rapid transition to the next down hill edge and assist in loading the ski. If you mess ip you launch in the air haha (a lot of World Cup video has this mistake as it’s easy to make in a race course if you get off balance).
But also… that’s completely unnecessary if you aren’t racing haha.
Don’t know what you guys have at breakfast but I want the same !!!
This is insane... and yet it seems so effortless...
Hats off 👏
They ate a good breakfast I guess but they would not be able to do the same without their exoskeleton www.ski-mojo.ski They had a lot of fun.
Breakfast in Oberwallis : dried beef meet...
I've already watched this 5-10 times. Beautiful skiing, beautiful slopes, and spectacular photography. 🤙🤙🤙🤙
Oh and you should look up kili weibel too
Beautiful turns and smooth rhythm! Wish I could ski like that.
Wow. Wow. This is exactly the kind of run I dream about being able to ski. This is the style and ease of skiing I dream to be able to achieve. And I am nowhere near it. It is incredible how fluid, effortless and easy this looks. But actually being able to ski with such elegance and control and freedom....I am finding it so very difficult to learn. Maybe my bar is too high judging by the comments of others saying this looks easy but should not be assumed to actually be easy. Sheesh.
you’ll get there 😉
Ski, ski, ski....with instructor and alone.
Get into shape, and ski a lot, observe others, consult with instructors, you can get there.
Push your limits, but be reasonable, try to understand what you are doing, fear is OK if it is logical.
You can get there quite quickly.
Best advice I ever got was to shorten my ski length after 30 plus years of slope absence due to knee and back injuries. K2 Blades were my weapon of choice. Not only will you progress at a much faster pace, but have all the more fun doing it without all the trials of tribulations of "proper length" skis until you're ready. Cool Runnings!
@@sandflea23 That can truly help, I'd say get agile skis such as slalom ones, I see a lot of people having GS skis which makes no sense for them, but they must have it anyway...
But with injuries, do not pick the top slalom ones, they are too hard for you, will not forgive a mistake and can hurt you again. Some slightly below top will forgive an will be nearly as good as the top ones, but not so hard on you.
I also picked shorter ones for freeride due to having a bad knee... it still works.
Just have a good time.
Oh my heart!!!❤🇨🇭❤ this makes me so happy to watch! Thank you for making this video.
just spent 8min30s of my life watching the perfect carving. This is skiing! Saas Fee I will see you on the 23rd of Dec '21:).
Go to Glacier Sport and ask them to try Ski-Mojo. That's how those 2 guys were able to handle the entire ride without stopping at mid mountain. They could have done this kind of run the entire day. Ski-Mojo is pure fun. Ask Gabriel Anthamatten at the Swiss Ski and snowboard School.
@@SkiMojoFrance thanks. Already looked at these today. Silly uk prices as always🤣. Will try SaasFee or Austria. Many thanks.
Ski-Mojo France
Vielen Dank für die wunderschönen Bilder aus der Bergwelt von Saas Fee. Ich wünsche Euch viel Freude und Spass am Skifahren.
Mit alpinen Grüssen
Raphael Wellig
I counted "about" 300 turns! Great camera work.
It's absolutely amazing video !!! I love skiing all my life . I love this video . Big respekt for skiers and also for camera !!! 😍🤩😍
Wow! I had no idea there was such a beautiful run of pistes at Saas Fee. Great video.
I was maybe third time skiing, training and s started riding like this, every 500m and my legs needed help. You have steel in legs and this ride looks so smooth and easy, and when You ride both like this it is almost hipnotising. Beautiful ride
Skiing is a physical kind of sport, doing it being out of shape will not be such a fun and also you risk way more getting injured.
90% of this was like 5% effort for them, believe me, they came fresh to the bottom.
I watch this befire every ski day to get into the mood. I love this vid so much
Even the music is amazing following the rithm of the skiers. Amazing video!
Отличный фильм, природа, снег, великолепное скольжение 👍
Quelle maîtrise... quel rythme.....8mn30 sur plus de 7km......ha ces moniteurs ils nous épatent toujours ! Moi je peux les suivre en carving mais sur des bleues et maxi 3mn .....bravo !
Nice snow... nice turns... great skiing, ladies! Especially the lady with the red jacket!
That was awesome. Most people probably don't realize how incredibly hard this is. Your legs must have been in agony by the end. Nice form!
No. This is the whole point of this video. They are promoting a product ,called ski mojo (it is the black harness seen on the legs of the instructors legs), which allows you to ski with less effort. Its like an exoskeleton for skiing and essentially assists you in the physical aspect of skiing. So the instructors really didnt put in much effort to complete the run since it was assisted by this exoskeleton.
@@_R.F_ Hi! Have U told about braces?
The exoskeleton (www.ski-mojo.ski) usually decreases the muscular power from 30% on the quadriceps allowing longer runs like this but the hamstrings are working 10% more. Saying they did not put much effort is maybe a bit exaggerated. Those ski instructors are of course very well trained but the effect of this spring based mechanism is insane according to their feedback. Better edge grip, better control, better position etc.
@@SkiMojoFrance Did not have anything like that in the 90's! Doing the mogul skiing styled thing for the whole time. The more tighter the carving, the better you looked. lol!
@@_R.F_ ohhh ?
Very good amazing nice super fantastic
Очень круто!! Респект профессионалам! Тоже так мечтаю научиться!!
Ни говори, дух захватывает, как они легко это делают
Ha I lived and worked there for one season! Was huarä geil! Greetings from Hamburg
Awesome video... and sweet conditions. As an older telemark skier with bad knees, I can honestly say that without my Ski-Mojo, my days of dropping a knee on every turn would be long gone. I also occasionally use my alpine rig (training heels included) with the Ski-Mojo, and have felt like I could probably do a long non-stop run like that with no problems I would heartily recommend the apparatus to anyone who needs that little extra support to either get back on skis after knee injury, or are looking for an exciting (and comfortable) way to extend their days, and their season.
Looks sooooooo tempting. Can I come & join you? I miss skiing!
HUGE respect to cameraman
Świetna nartostrada , jazda to bajka ;))
Cool 😁Little traffic along the way 😉 and new legs from the shop for the next day 😂
nice performance and gg to cameraman it seem done with a drone for stabilty and angolation of camera really a nice clip
Amazing skiers on an amazing run on an amazing mountain.
Magnifique descente, quel niveau de ski!!!
This is very pleasing for my eyes and ears.
Long Leg-Short-Leg///TIP them, don't TWIST them. Great skiing
Yes. Tip and Rip. Extension/retraction. Let the ski do the work.
I love the long lasting carve videos
Franchement bravo au caméraman très belle descente
Przekoty. Ino propsy!
Wow. Luxury skating. Fine.
I can watch this forever
Always my favourite part of being on the slope with skiers as a snowboarder is that they take up the entire slope carving back and forth and you never where they're going to be next. Beautiful.
Very professional😊❤😊❤😊 nice!
Awesome skiing be the ...camera 🤳 man!
They deserve more likes! 1 million +👍
Nice cruise. Good snow. Kudos to the cameraman..........
Ah vous donnez envie les mecs!!💪💪
Nice form, long run on groomed runs and cat tracks with soft snow at a casual pace. Fun.
I’ve never snow skied but this looks like a good one.
Well there rymit rhythm together it’s just really cool
These guys are terminators, skiing like this for so long
I wish one day I could carve. Before that I will be back often.
The camera man is the best.
OMG 💥 Super cool!
Bonjour,
C'est bien skié et bien filmé.
The star of this video is without doubt the camera man , At first I thought it was a drone following. To bad they added that lame background music.
Thanks for the comment. As for the music, you can always decide to shut it.
Roll those edges over early, yeah baby!
Just perfect 👍🔥🔥🔥
Déjà fait cette piste , une station unique et top top comme les deux skieurs en " rouge" ! Pfff costauds 👌👏
Salut, c'est dans quelle station ?
@@clementh1615 saas fee ( Suisse)
I want to know what were they wearing on their legs? Is it some kind of support/protective gear?
Simply hipnotic!
This is not skiing this is a show!
Boring show
come back to enjoy the clip one more time, amazing!
Wow, nice!!!! What go there :)
You dont get that technically good unless you are a world cup ski racer caliber type.... But the real question is what are the brace type devices they are wearing around their legs. Looks like a way to keep a disciplined upper body stance? Anyhoo great vid. Cameraman did a great job.
Those are 2 high level ski instructors. One of them was in the Swiss Junior Team and was at same level as Alexis Pinturault. A back problem kept him away form getting to the senior national team. For the « braces », have a look at www.ski-mojo.ski and you will probably understand how the guys and the cameraman could handle that ride.
Nice ski wonderful day.bravissimi
that was amazing to watch. Thank you
Wow. I want to ski like that!
And this looks so easy, like anybody can do it. Doesn't look like ballet or some martial art were look at it and it's clear that you are not built for that.
But still, when you go to the mountain and look down a black valley and realize that a small mistake and this can be your last day, you are not so keen to risk for show off.
Snow skiing is very demanding. It looks easy but in fact, it requires a lot of lower body strength. I have been 3 times and it is lot of fun but boy you are exhausted from it.
Magnifique
Legs of steel.
Good stuff. What skis U use
Hypnotic!
wish I could ski here!!! From east coast of Canada
Skiing east coast of Canada can be fun as well. I skied in Mont Sainte Anne last season and I had a lot of fun.
@@SkiMojoFrance well some1 stole my brand new truck at bromont, traumatized 😂
You guys have some very enduro legs.
Like dancing and flying..
this is some funky shit
Nema dalje
Ludilo brale
Huge technik! What kind of ski? Best regards
I hope to get this style soon ...
Fantastico 😎
Wow! Cool !! Amazing !!!!
Dreaming skiing tour
Super vous êtes aux top magnifique 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
I mean,amazing skills ..didnt stop one second..hilos.. wonder what type of trainning they do off the hills..squats,dumbells..etc
Super carving.
Which runs are these filmed on in Saas Fee?
awesome carving turns.. what knee brace are you using? I hurt my knee last year and looking at options before going back to Wolf Creek in Feb.
膝蓋受傷的原因是滑雪的時候用轉動膝蓋轉彎 這是錯的動作
They are wearing a ski mojo. I've got one and it's amazing
smooth
Is it Ski-Mojo on the legs of the rear skier?
It is ski-mojo on the legs of both skiers and the cameraman.
@@SkiMojoFrance This is absolutely amazing video for me. I can't stop watching. I watch it again and again...
Spettacolare
C'est quelle station de ski ? ? Merci du possible renseignement..Louis
le nom de la station se trouve dans le titre de la video... Saas Fee en Suisse
Какой у них радиус поворота лыж?
That's me in another life!
Those Guys look like former Ski racer
Gabriel Anthamatten is a former Swiss FIS skier. Back problems ended his career very early. But he is same generation as Ramon Zenhausern and Daniel Yule.
We have a 300 m long slope here in Lahti. Will you visit?
When I tried to do this I always caught up with the person in front . 😊
Wonderful...👍👍👍
I Love SaaS Fee ..see you soon
Vor 10 Jahren da gewesen !👍👏❤
Amazing video! What type of skis do they have?
Last guy has Rossignol Hero Elite. I believe the short turn variant.