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本帖最后由 lupo 于 2013-4-5 17:13 编辑
本来计划今天是上班的,结果学校打来电话今明两天都不用出勤,嘿嘿,这是给我时间体会滑雪吗!
继续体会保持分离,这真的是个超级武器,很爽!自我感觉无论是蘑菇和小弯都有进步!周三Josh和我聊俺的视频时,给过我一句忠告,要把自己当做一辆节油汽车,不要一脚一脚猛踩油门。
惠斯勒杯开幕了,满山紧身小鬼到处飞!
Natalie A. Morel
Current Position in the Ski Industry: Ski School Supervisor at Whistler/Blackcomb.
Ski Area Represented and Location: Whistler/Blackcomb, BC.
Role Within the CSIA: Level 3 Course Conductor.
Sponsor: Tyrolia (International Women's Team).
Skiing Philosophy: Living the DREAM!
Improve your bump skiing with short turns
To ski well in powder, steeps and bumps, short turns are key. Short radius allows a dynamic ending to the turn and good speed control. Start with a low athletic stance. Reach down the hill with your pole plant to stay balanced over the downhill ski. It is crucial to turn with your legs rather than the upper body. A pole plant reaching down the hill stabilizes the upper body and maintains separation between upper and lower body. When done properly, you will feel a pinch on the downhill side of your body and a stretch on the uphill side (angulation). If you can achieve balance and angulation at the end of each turn, you have better control of your edges, making it easy to control your speed on any slope.
Get mileage doing short turns on groomed terrain and then move what you have learned into the bumps, steeps and powder.
Have fun out there!! |
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