So true. The weightlessness is alternated with exhilarating g-forces. When the beginning PMTS skier allows their hips to cross the skis is when the real fun starts. It's kind'a like taking the training wheels off the bicycle.h.harb wrote:The irony is that skiing gets easier as you get better. Experts encounter little tipping resistance in transition except for overcoming the mass of the skis and boots: because they are practically weightless, due to retraction or flexing in transition.
mike wrote:
Wondering if there were any suggestions on how to improve the tipping displayed above.
Not getting much clearance between the boot edges and the board although there is some.
Harald has given some advice which was as follows
"Place your arms out to the side, lower the ramp angle and create angles on the upside down edges before you raise the angle.
The ramp needs to be longer, so the angle is not so sharp. Post it, I think it will be helpful to others".
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