@@tomfagro6744 you and I are just jealous because we'd never have the courage to rock a jean vest like that. Honestly I'm surprised it didn't keep him from falling. His turns after the fall were super fueled by jean vest power.
This guy's mind before drop-in: "You can't do this. We're not ready. You're tired. You need something to lean on. You can't do this. You're throwing yourself into something for which you have no discernible talent. This is the stupidest thing you've ever considered. Your knees are buckling. You want nachos. Your weed's gonna get wet." This guy: "Fuck it."
It sucks that he lost his ski, because his approach to it was spot on. When I skied it, I hit some ice and ragdolled part of the way down. I was bruised a bit, and my ego was bruised even worse. I always wanted to try it again, but never did.
There are two Keys to skiing steeps and moguls. 1. You Have to be confident and aggressive. If you ski defensively, you won't survive it. Your skis will turn into the slope just like this guy's did, with the same results. Your body will be in the wrong place to allow your skis to turn. Your leg angle has to be constantly changing and only a falling upper body can do that. It will also keep your upper body over the tips of your skis. The steering part of the skis. 2. You have to Anticipate where you want your skis to go by throwing your upper body down the hill and away from the direction your skis are going which is across the hill. You have to literally dive down the slope or between the moguls while your skis Follow you down the hill. If you think about standing on your feet and skiing down, you will be at the bottom a lot faster than you intended. 1:00 See where that guy's ski is? That is the point where your entire upper body should be falling straight down the hill while your skis are still going across it. By doing that, you are drastically changing your leg angle which will roll your skis over onto the opposite edges allowing your skis to make the next turn. In All skiing, you ski from your face, hands, chest, pelvis and knees down, in that order. From the top down, not your feet up. If you don't believe me, watch any GS racer in slow motion. The Last thing that changes direction is their skis. Your upper body anticipates where you want your skis to go or they won't.
And well don’t over analyze and overthink it. Like you did. Go for it, keep on your edges and keep enough weight on your inside ski. And don’t just trust your good side. That’s how I was taught. Not much more. And I’m still alive.
@@MrMarckeedee You have to absolutely analyze it, or you will do what comes naturally and that is the opposite of what you have to do. What you suggest is the natural way to approach skiing and you will do everything wrong. Sure, you will turn and be able to stop but, you won't have control enough to handle whatever comes along. Twisting and forcing your skis isn't skiing. Surviving skiing isn't enjoying skiing. You have to know what your skis need from you and give it to them. Nobody teaches that. All the world's teachers do is describe what parts of your body Look and Feel like and call that teaching. No thinking and analyzing involved.
@@MrMarckeedee In stop action, he put too much weight on his inside ski. As he falls you can see he's too far leaning to the left. He was afraid. He's traversing too high. If he were more square, slightly more fall line, he might have been able to transition his inside ski to bear the turn to the right.
I started skiing when I was 2 years old (I'm nearly 39), and I've been wearing a helmet since my early teens. You spend enough time in the mountains and I guarantee you you will hit something with your head. Totally agree, not wearing a helmet on this sort of terrain in this day and age just seems foolish.
Finally a video where i can actually get a good look at the drop, and plan how i might drop in from there =) Lets put this on mah bucket list. -Aint no mountains in Finland....
Better than I would have done it! just slightly late on getting the weight on the front of the skis to make the turn, also if you going stuff like this the binding could be set a littler higher.
Same thing happened to me the first and only time I ever skied Corbet's. I'm sure he probably nailed it the second time. Kudos for even trying. Next time put a brain bucket on!
I’d rather have peeps talk shit for falling, than fall and get a concussion or a broken bone. I broke my arm at Whistler and it hurt a lot more than my buddy giving me shit
Guy touches the side of the snow packed run with head. 30 seconds later the story was he smashed his head int the.rock face all the way on the other side. Unbelievable.
Give him his due, he dropped in! When I looked over the edge, and the couloir was chopped crud all the way to the bottom I thought about it for a minute or two and decided this was going to be the road not taken, and cut round to Dogface instead.
I've been to Jackson Hole 5 times in the past decade, and before every trip I tell myself that I'm gonna ski Corbet's, and every trip I ski down to the top of the Coulier and take one look, shit my pants and ski away...
5 to 10 spectators and nobody asks the guy if he's ok. Dude could have been severely concussed and still coordinated enough to hike back to his ski, but in no shape to continue the run. One guy sure wants to make sure he gets a copy of the crash though.
Some of the commits make me laugh, I ski with a group of people who all ski 60 plus days a year, mostly in the tree's, steeps and bumps and are in their late 50s, most dont wear helmets, their fashion is lacking but they all can rip a ski all day long, fashion does not make the skier and yes its a steep run many would turn away from. Looked like the fall did not effect him one bit, sure he ripped the rest of the run, good for him
The guy making the video is all mouth. Put your camera down and show us how it's done? 100% to the guys Skiing. Anyone dropping this stuff gets respect no matter what.
This is really awesome...I do not know any similar spot like this in good old Europe. I would shit in my pants even just standing on the edge... :-). My greatest respect to all daring the jump..... Keep healthy and best regards from Europe Tom
Not a couloir but ¨le mur¨ or la chavanette is quite steep, i was there in march 1989 and the moguls were so big in the beginning it almost was a cave system, much bigger then the ones in the video im linking to... look it up here on YT: th-cam.com/video/vHd1pl1-eTw/w-d-xo.html
LOL... Not sure why this showed up on my feed. Could be because I was born and raised in Jackson, watching this brought back a lot of memories. I was raised right at the bottom of that mountain and I have never been on a pair of skis in my life simply because I watched them carry too many idiots down off of there 😂🤗. I'm a coward and can't hardly even get up and down the curb without hurting myself.
I know I late to the party but I'm thinking that the jean jacket dude is most definitely Donny Pelletier... can't be certain but I most definitely sure ahhyup! He's was just showing you how your supposed to take the couloir.
It makes sense to wear one. But back when I was a really good skier and would try runs like this ('95 to '05 or so), few people really seemed to wear them or even mention them. It was just normal to ski without a helmet. I am not sure if it is still that way because I have been out of the game for quite a while.
That guy in running pants and jeans vest... I was willing to bet he would bite the dust. Good luck being cold all day with frozen snow on your running pants
Dude got boxed in the head by that snowpack wall, slid 5 yards, wasn't knocked the ef out, got his own ski, and finished the run. Some say he only fell down b/c he tripped over his own balls.
I watched someone shoulder check that rock wall one day, he though he was mister badass he skied up didn’t look for more than 10 seconds and dropped haha:
At least he dropped in, most people just like to watch. I bet this guy did it again, and nailed it.
Yes sir
Yeah, he looked fine once he got his skis back on. Gotta love that 80s rocker outfit lol.
Exactly what I was thinking. Thats a hell of a drop in tho! It looks like theres a spoon at the bottom before you go into a steep dive.
It's a lot smarter to just watch when you're not good enough. It's dangerous.
I was there that day and he tried again and broke his arm
Tie-die shirt under a jean jacket. Pretty much the greatest ski attire of our age.
EDIT: My bad, it's a Jean Jacket VEST. Endless swag
Yeah and who are u big shot! Did u drop?
@@richardklein3344 he’s not insulting him
@@richardklein3344 dudes a fuckin dork thats what hes trying to say haha
He freestyle skis for the Democratic Republic of Swagistan
Congratz on like 400
That dude wasnt a bad skiier...just made a mistake thats all. Bad ass that he just got up put his ski on and went on his day.
Totally agree, too many arm-chair skiers think they can do it but would balk when standing there waiting to drop in.
Only mistake he made was the Jean vest!
@@tomfagro6744 the only mistake u made was being born
@@richardklein3344 yeah cause he can control it
@@tomfagro6744 you and I are just jealous because we'd never have the courage to rock a jean vest like that. Honestly I'm surprised it didn't keep him from falling. His turns after the fall were super fueled by jean vest power.
Dear poster, your title is wrong. The guy did a great job.
Man dropped in so scared. Respect where it’s due for dropping in at all, but if ur gonna ski smthn like this u kinda gotta be sendy
This guy's mind before drop-in: "You can't do this. We're not ready. You're tired. You need something to lean on. You can't do this. You're throwing yourself into something for which you have no discernible talent. This is the stupidest thing you've ever considered. Your knees are buckling. You want nachos. Your weed's gonna get wet."
This guy: "Fuck it."
Jean jacket vest: “fuck it”
That was the Jean jackets vest that said that bro!
Nevertheless, he persisted.
lol "you want nachos" haha xD
It sucks that he lost his ski, because his approach to it was spot on. When I skied it, I hit some ice and ragdolled part of the way down. I was bruised a bit, and my ego was bruised even worse. I always wanted to try it again, but never did.
Okay, that’s great and all, but who let you have the greatest username of all time? Turd Ferguson, it’s a funny name.
I think I would/will approach it much the same way as the guy featured in this clip. Props to you for giving it a go Turd Ferguson!
no, his approach was not spot on. you have to commit to that first turn. you can't lean your upper body uphill out of fear
There are two Keys to skiing steeps and moguls.
1. You Have to be confident and aggressive. If you ski defensively, you won't survive it. Your skis will turn into the slope just like this guy's did, with the same results. Your body will be in the wrong place to allow your skis to turn. Your leg angle has to be constantly changing and only a falling upper body can do that. It will also keep your upper body over the tips of your skis. The steering part of the skis.
2. You have to Anticipate where you want your skis to go by throwing your upper body down the hill and away from the direction your skis are going which is across the hill. You have to literally dive down the slope or between the moguls while your skis Follow you down the hill. If you think about standing on your feet and skiing down, you will be at the bottom a lot faster than you intended.
1:00 See where that guy's ski is? That is the point where your entire upper body should be falling straight down the hill while your skis are still going across it. By doing that, you are drastically changing your leg angle which will roll your skis over onto the opposite edges allowing your skis to make the next turn.
In All skiing, you ski from your face, hands, chest, pelvis and knees down, in that order. From the top down, not your feet up. If you don't believe me, watch any GS racer in slow motion. The Last thing that changes direction is their skis. Your upper body anticipates where you want your skis to go or they won't.
nice
And well don’t over analyze and overthink it.
Like you did. Go for it, keep on your edges and keep enough weight on your inside ski. And don’t just trust your good side. That’s how I was taught. Not much more. And I’m still alive.
@@MrMarckeedee You have to absolutely analyze it, or you will do what comes naturally and that is the opposite of what you have to do. What you suggest is the natural way to approach skiing and you will do everything wrong. Sure, you will turn and be able to stop but, you won't have control enough to handle whatever comes along. Twisting and forcing your skis isn't skiing. Surviving skiing isn't enjoying skiing. You have to know what your skis need from you and give it to them. Nobody teaches that. All the world's teachers do is describe what parts of your body Look and Feel like and call that teaching. No thinking and analyzing involved.
@@MrMarckeedee In stop action, he put too much weight on his inside ski. As he falls you can see he's too far leaning to the left. He was afraid. He's traversing too high. If he were more square, slightly more fall line, he might have been able to transition his inside ski to bear the turn to the right.
@@JB91710 have you hit that before ?
He has balls and did a good job. I dont like that he's not wearing a helmet. Even professionals wear helmets why can't he?
I started skiing when I was 2 years old (I'm nearly 39), and I've been wearing a helmet since my early teens. You spend enough time in the mountains and I guarantee you you will hit something with your head. Totally agree, not wearing a helmet on this sort of terrain in this day and age just seems foolish.
@@radshoesbro yet head injuries occur as much or more than before helmets were popular
@@ejs93033 source?
@@ejs93033 More people skiing could be the cause, the proportion probably went down though
Didn't help Michael Schumacher any.
I visited this spot once. I unbuckled my bindings and stood on the rock to the right. Watched people drop in. Kudos to him for trying.
He was brave enough to do it, so all is forgiven. It is the people who spend ages with their knees shaking and barely moving that I don't like.
No helmet tho. Bravery and stupidity isn’t a great combination
@@TheShazMC22 Exactly.
How are you doing..?
Do people not fall on Corbet’s or something? Seems like they tear into you if you don’t nail it on your first try.
Exactly the kind of content I am looking for on TH-cam. Keep it up!
Did you drop in?
His head was protected by a denim vest 🙄
Finally a video where i can actually get a good look at the drop, and plan how i might drop in from there =) Lets put this on mah bucket list. -Aint no mountains in Finland....
Really, no mountains in Finland? Surprising some it's right next to Norway which has substantial mountains.
@@IMP3TIGO it's probably like Kansas and Colorado
“He lost his ski… And he put his head into the side of the hill“. The best dead pen description possible. Touché sir… Touché
thats a gnarly drop in....to a big steep!!! props to the badass in the jean vest!!!!
Love the jean jacket and NO helmet. Rock on Garth!!
was that LARRY ENTICER?
He definitely just sent it.
Thats what i was asking
Don't be silly...
While I agree it looks like him, Larry would only send it on his 40 year old snowmobile. This is likely Larry’s cousin
LOL!!!
It’s no so much the drop in that is scary, but rather the speed you know you’re going to achieve once you’re in there.
actually it's not that steep once you're in...this dude's speed quickly became zero, lol
Funny how the guy making the video and titled it “how not to...” but never attempted the drop himself...🤣
Jean-jacket did exactly what was expected from him.
Better than I would have done it! just slightly late on getting the weight on the front of the skis to make the turn, also if you going stuff like this the binding could be set a littler higher.
This is why i wear a helmet 😂 they have saved me so many times
He did fine. Great recovery IMO.
Amazing: he only slid 15 feet. Lucky guy!
Might of been a good time for. Are you ok buddy, or a cheer or something.
1:39 Czechs are everywhere. "Tak jeďte." "Lidi, jede lanovka?" 🤣
The fact that he was able to recover from that and get his ski back on is impressive. Usually it’s just a tumble to the bottom.
I know he probably should've worn a helmet and all but still, why did nobody there ask if he's okay?
I would be dead if I wasn't wearing my helmet when I crashed. People who don't wear helmets are nuts
sleeveless denim jacket, cotton tshirt and sweatpants, totally thought he’d slay it 😂😂😂
Same thing happened to me the first and only time I ever skied Corbet's. I'm sure he probably nailed it the second time. Kudos for even trying. Next time put a brain bucket on!
The vest protected him from major harm.
Love the jeans jacket vest!
Was that Larry enticer?
Poster is a Gaper. Bro in jeans is a ripper!
I think he did pretty well.
As soon as I saw his choice of ski attire I already knew how this vid was going to turn out.
What’s worse crashing or listening to people roast you as you walk back to grab your ski
Crashing because who lets words hurt them?
I’d rather have peeps talk shit for falling, than fall and get a concussion or a broken bone. I broke my arm at Whistler and it hurt a lot more than my buddy giving me shit
Uncle Buck... "Hold my beer kids"
Guy touches the side of the snow packed run with head. 30 seconds later the story was he smashed his head int the.rock face all the way on the other side. Unbelievable.
Couloirs like this are everywhere here in the Alps. We tend to wear helmets and proper ski jackets though...
Give him his due, he dropped in!
When I looked over the edge, and the couloir was chopped crud all the way to the bottom I thought about it for a minute or two and decided this was going to be the road not taken, and cut round to Dogface instead.
buddy thought mountain dew and pit vipers would give him the real ultimate power
I've been to Jackson Hole 5 times in the past decade, and before every trip I tell myself that I'm gonna ski Corbet's, and every trip I ski down to the top of the Coulier and take one look, shit my pants and ski away...
5 to 10 spectators and nobody asks the guy if he's ok. Dude could have been severely concussed and still coordinated enough to hike back to his ski, but in no shape to continue the run. One guy sure wants to make sure he gets a copy of the crash though.
Some of the commits make me laugh, I ski with a group of people who all ski 60 plus days a year, mostly in the tree's, steeps and bumps and are in their late 50s, most dont wear helmets, their fashion is lacking but they all can rip a ski all day long, fashion does not make the skier and yes its a steep run many would turn away from. Looked like the fall did not effect him one bit, sure he ripped the rest of the run, good for him
Have always said... it's not how you look; it's how you blurrrrrrr!
you do realize hes trying to look like a jerry right thats the whole point.
@@gt8432 trying to look like a jerry and hitting your head is kind of a jerry move
@@adultdeleted agreed didn't say he's an all pro .
He’s a legend
Legend!!!
@@sharonwooten5294 if u wear a jean vest skiing ure ok in my book
How are you doing..?
Absolutely a legend! takes balls to even try this. I think he and I are about the same, but my denim best is lined with sheep skin.
The guy making the video is all mouth. Put your camera down and show us how it's done? 100% to the guys Skiing. Anyone dropping this stuff gets respect no matter what.
This is really awesome...I do not know any similar spot like this in good old Europe. I would shit in my pants even just standing on the edge... :-).
My greatest respect to all daring the jump.....
Keep healthy and best regards from Europe
Tom
Not a couloir but ¨le mur¨ or la chavanette is quite steep, i was there in march 1989 and the moguls were so big in the beginning it almost was a cave system, much bigger then the ones in the video im linking to... look it up here on YT: th-cam.com/video/vHd1pl1-eTw/w-d-xo.html
No Helmet?
As soon as I saw a tshirt and jean vest I just knew it’d go wrong 🤣
LOL... Not sure why this showed up on my feed. Could be because I was born and raised in Jackson, watching this brought back a lot of memories. I was raised right at the bottom of that mountain and I have never been on a pair of skis in my life simply because I watched them carry too many idiots down off of there 😂🤗. I'm a coward and can't hardly even get up and down the curb without hurting myself.
When I saw that outfit, I knew what I was about to witness.
To be honest with you he looks like a total gerry... but in all actuality this guys not only brave asf but probably baddass on a pair of skis.
Excellent recovery. He's obviously a great skier despite the mistake.
You can accomplish ANYTHING in denim 👍
anyone know the brand of pants this dude is wearing?? looking for a good softshell with side vents... And ya, skeezer... all the way.
He attempted it, he did it right.
No Helmut ? 😶🌫️
I love the sleeveless jeans coat
I know I late to the party but I'm thinking that the jean jacket dude is most definitely Donny Pelletier... can't be certain but I most definitely sure ahhyup! He's was just showing you how your supposed to take the couloir.
When your ski clothes is a t shirt and dungaree vest, can’t say I’m too surprised.
good on him for dropping. looked pretty composed to me, bad luck.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU DIDNT TAPE IT
yeah, that wasn't ideal, but really not THAT bad.
That's a sick jean jacket
Didn't know The Boss could ski.
Listen to how icy it is very tough
The landing looks completely bombed out, not the ideal conditions
Lmao “landing” that’s how steep it is
@@azmtb93 no if you look closely you can see where everyone is hitting the same ditch. That's why he spilled
First thing I thought was “look at this doofus without a helmet” then he proceeded to smack his head
It’s his head what do you care? Glen Plake pioneered free skiing wearing nothing but a Mohawk. Was he a doofus?
@@MR1977. yes, you should always have a helmet
@@MR1977. A great person from did a dumb thing so we must continue to do that dumb thing.
As soo as I say the guy skiing in a jeans jacket I said "He's the one who's gonna biff"
Guy was rad, jean jacket and all.
how can you ski that without a helmet
Simple, just have to grow a pair and drop in. Like thousands of others did before it became trendy
totally bro fk helmets who needs em
Mostly millenials raised in protective bubble wrap
It makes sense to wear one. But back when I was a really good skier and would try runs like this ('95 to '05 or so), few people really seemed to wear them or even mention them. It was just normal to ski without a helmet. I am not sure if it is still that way because I have been out of the game for quite a while.
Когда был молодой считал , что прилично стою на лыжах, но даже тогда я бы здесь не рискнул
I bet nobody's waiting in line right now! it's Winter Solstice 2021 @ 03:34 and it's been snowing a lot!
Nobody: Are you ok?
That guy in running pants and jeans vest...
I was willing to bet he would bite the dust. Good luck being cold all day with frozen snow on your running pants
Dude got boxed in the head by that snowpack wall, slid 5 yards, wasn't knocked the ef out, got his own ski, and finished the run. Some say he only fell down b/c he tripped over his own balls.
Demin vest guys.. those are really bad asses.
How come I never see snowboarders go up there
Hey, we’ve all been there!
Glad he was ok. That took some stones.
Need some boarders to show them how to handle that
The turn I saw him make wasn’t bad , I’m sure he did fine
I watched someone shoulder check that rock wall one day, he though he was mister badass he skied up didn’t look for more than 10 seconds and dropped haha:
And did you try it too?
@@IMP3TIGO I live out here and have done it multiple times lol, as well as many other tough features successfully.
After he lost his ski he did fine actually, good technical turn after that. At least he went in with some speed. 🤷🏻♂️
If you don't fall, you took the easy way.
first camera to ever do this shit justice lol
Meanwhile the genius behind the camera wasted no time coming up with that title.
Dude looked like joe dirt in his denim vest
WIthout back, without arva ... BERY GOOD GUYS !
00:52: Jerry enters the send portal...
Served him right for that jeans vest
For first crack (presumably), it wasn’t a bad attempt. Big balls to commit & go for it
Good for him for attempting
You have to dress for success. He nailed it that night though on the weed and XBox.
Legend, denim gilet .
I thought someone was going to eat it a lot harder based off the title, glad to see they didnt though
CA mon man. A jean jacket vest and sweatpants. He had no chance
I had a feeling it was the guy with the Jean jacket and work pants on.