tdk6 wrote:Max_501 wrote:In the video you can see that you are pushing off of your new outside ski before the old outside ski is released.
Could you please explain this a little.... Im not really shure what you mean.
tdk6 wrote:Are you saying that the skis should be closer together, close stance, at transition but wide apart while in the turning phase? And when exactly do you suggest we flex the outside leg?
Max_501 wrote:...so, what HH teaches us is this movement pattern to start a new turn (after the flexing has started). Tip the new inside foot to the LTE. Allow the new outside foot to follow this tipping action. So, the new inside foot is active and the new outside foot is passive.
Max_501 wrote:In the belly of the turn the skis will be farthest apart. Generally we refer to this as vertical separation because we like to see the legs horizontally close. But, the skis will be far apart in the vertical sense (one is higher up the hill than the other). If you don't let the outside ski track back to the inside ski during the release then at the float you'll have a very wide stance, which in PMTS you don't want.
Tommi wrote:Corrected alignment after a couple of runs. It WORKS!
http://personal.inet.fi/perhe/antila/vi ... unigen.wmv
Have to hurry back to the slopes..
Thank you, this is a small piece under the boots but a giant leap for my skiing
Tommi wrote:The biggest joy was single ski carving, which I could do with surprising speed and even slightly bending the ski on its outside edge. I have NEVER been able to do that.
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