As the Official Vehicle of the Ski Club of Great Britain (www.skiclub.co.uk Land Rover have teamed up with Graham Bell to bring you his top tips on how to improve your skiing technique. Watch the video as Graham talks you through how to achieve dynamic skiing, from stretching and mobility exercises to carving turns on the mountains, and finally the ultimate cure for sore legs after a long day on the slopes!
www.SkiSchoolApp.com When skiing, a good pole plant will really help link your turns together, whether you are carving, skiing off piste, bumps, powder, anything! In this ski lesson from the Ski School Advanced Workshops, ski instructor Darren Turner introduces the topics that will be covered in the workshops and helps you learn how to pole plant correctly. Check out Ski School Advanced at the app store… http …and subscribe to our channel to help improve your skiing and get inspiration with new ski videos uploaded through the winter. Remember that these ski videos are not a replacement for on-slope instruction with a qualified ski instructor, and should only viewed as a supplement.
Urmas Franosch has been teaching telemark skiing for 20 years. He is a former member of the PSIA Nordic Education Team, and is currently the Nordic Chairman for the Western Region. His resume spanning three decades and two continents, includes instruction, coaching, and guiding in alpine, cross country, and back country skiing. In addition to offering lessons and workshops at his home area, Mammoth Mountain, he leads clinics at the Bear Valley Telemark Festival and the Kootenay Cold Smoke Powder Festival in Whitewater, BC.
The Green Line mogul skiing technique is the slowest and most controlled way to ski any mogul run. This is a video of Green Line mogul techniques demonstrated on snow. The Green Line is one of the mogul skiing techniques taught by the Aspen-based BUMPS FOR BOOMERS ® mogul ski lesson program. Be sure and also watch the Green Line mogul skiing technique Introduction Video which explains the techniques step-by-step.
Sorry paddlers but the sound in my last video was poor. I have renewed the old video and added some new ideas for you. I hope that this helps you paddle faster.
The Blue Line mogul skiing technique is a slightly more aggressive way to ski mogul run than the Green Line but still offers great speed control. If you learn how to ski moguls using the Blue Line mogul skiing technique then you do not need fast reflexes - a highly beneficial feature for Baby Boomer and senior skiers. The Blue Line is one of the techniques taught by the Aspen-based BUMPS FOR BOOMERS ® mogul ski lesson program. Be sure and also watch the Blue Line mogul skiing technique demonstration video where you can see Blue Line mogul skiing techniques applied on snow.
The Blue Line mogul skiing technique is is a slightly more aggressive way to ski mogul run than the Green Line but still offers great speed control. If you learn how to ski moguls using the Blue Line mogul skiing technique then you do not need fast reflexes - a highly beneficial feature for Baby Boomer and senior skiers. This is a video of Blue Line mogul techniques demonstrated on snow. The Blue Line is one of the mogul skiing techniques taught by the Aspen-based BUMPS FOR BOOMERS ® mogul ski lesson program. Be sure and also watch the Blue Line mogul skiing technique Introduction Video which explains the techniques step-by-step.
The Green Line mogul skiing technique is the slowest and most controlled way to ski any mogul run. If you are a beginner mogul skier this is the perfect technique to start with. If you learn to ski moguls using this mogul skiing technique then you do not need fast reflexes - which is highly beneficial for Baby Boomer and senior skiers. The Green Line is one of the techniques taught by the Aspen-based BUMPS FOR BOOMERS ® mogul ski lesson program. Be sure and also watch the Green Line mogul skiing technique demonstration Video where you can see these techniques applied on snow.