jepoupatout wrote:Your hip are too square at the end of the turn and your CA comes from your shoulder. It is hard to flex when your hip are not engage.
jepoupatout wrote:When you flex and your hip are not CA but only your shoulder you will not obtain the same result and It is very hard to maintain your ski on edge .
When Arothafel turn to the right he has better result but when turn to the left at the end of the turn he is losing the edge, hips square and even if the poling is well oriented and shoulder CA he cannot maintain the edge.
Everybody can flex with hips square but keeping the ski on edge when it has pressure on it ....
A.L.E wrote:I have always thought breaking at the waist has been the major issue for Art and although better these days it is still quite evident.
kirtland wrote:Now in this next screen capture, notice the slight lumbar curve or lordosis which indicate anterior pelvic tilt, contrast with Harald
which is causing your hips to be behind your feet, inhibiting any foot pullback to be effective, ability to counter with your hips, probably effecting your ability to tip your feet and resulting in an extension of the stance leg and a slight hip projection to the outside.
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