h.harb wrote:http://www.thesnowpros.org/NewsInformation/Newsamp;Announcements/tabid/117/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/413/The-Simplicity-of-Skiing-Jeb-Boyds-New-Focus-for-Ski-Instruction.aspx
How weak is this? They are making a big deal out of nothing, how desperate is this organization?
all the countries at Interski thought the PSIA was a joke anyway
h.harb wrote:Scary thought when the Canadian Demo Team looks better than PSIA's?
h.harb wrote:PSIA's new advertising and promotional campaign should resolve all of this. On Minneapolis radio, they are advertising, I was just there so we heard it, they now have, "World class ski instruction", at Afton Alps, a Vail owned ski mogul. On the internet, they are saying, "We have revolutionized ski instruction", and the new way of PSIA skiing is by using "Equilibrium", this is a major breakthrough in skiing? WOW, am I ever excited. They couldn't figure out "Balancing" in 30 years, , so they abandoned it, they are now calling, non-balancing, "equilibrium". I'm sure this will work. An Aussie would say, what a "bunch of wankers", I can't think of a better expression to describe PSIA or Vail, who really owns PSIA.
Getting low with the hips by bending is inevitable and is desirable to create a transition. Learning how to use this movement is a PMTS domain, no one else teaches this, because they think you always want to be in the middle of your skis, which is just flat wrong.
go_large_or_go_home wrote:Does 'their' thought process go along the lines of: if its not working, just change the name and see if anyone notices that it is just the same old crap?? Equilibrium my arse...sounds like a Tom Cruise movie...
Getting low with the hips by bending is inevitable and is desirable to create a transition. Learning how to use this movement is a PMTS domain
KWayne wrote:Getting low with the hips by bending is inevitable and is desirable to create a transition. Learning how to use this movement is a PMTS domain
I am constantly being hammered by PSIA trainers for this. They always try to get me to "stand tall" and "move the hips forward" (like standing in front of a urinal).
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