Skiing Technique
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Started by Rob Charlton in Ski Chatter 07-Dec-2009 - 15 Replies
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Skiing Technique' posted Dec-2009
How about mono-skiing :D
Bandit
reply to 'Skiing Technique' posted Dec-2009
Ian Wickham wrote:How about mono-skiing :D
Well how about it Wickers, you can tell us how using a Mono affects technique :D
Dave Mac
reply to 'Skiing Technique' posted Dec-2009
Ian Wickham wrote:How about mono-skiing :D
Man is a bi-ped!
Ian Wickham
reply to 'Skiing Technique' posted Dec-2009
I find it quite strange how contributors expect to recieve an answer to their questions when a visit to the doctors and some ski lessons would possible sort out their issue's :lol:
Finn
reply to 'Skiing Technique' posted Dec-2009
Rob, the fact you can recognise a problem with your skiing technique is a skill in itself & is said to be the sign of a good skier. I would dare say that when you are appraised by a ski instructor the problem will be quickly rectified possibly with the use of video coaching for prosperity.
I can ski reasonably well myself but I cant explain how or why or what happens within the turn or weighting etc.. but to be honest I don't really think that much about it so I probably suffer with technique issues also. :roll:
Finn
I can ski reasonably well myself but I cant explain how or why or what happens within the turn or weighting etc.. but to be honest I don't really think that much about it so I probably suffer with technique issues also. :roll:
Finn
Finn
Rob Charlton
reply to 'Skiing Technique' posted Dec-2009
Thanks to all who have replied. Very informative, and food for thought. Thinking of fitting a quick session in before I go away, just to work on a few things.
The only thing to worry about now is the snow!!!!!! Come on Sauze, start snowing!!!
The only thing to worry about now is the snow!!!!!! Come on Sauze, start snowing!!!
Neiltoo
reply to 'Skiing Technique' posted Dec-2009
Dave Mac wrote:Ian Wickham wrote:How about mono-skiing :D
Man is a bi-ped!
Unless of course one is a snowboarder, except when you're on a lift, or its flat, or you need to get up hill or ...... So many reasons not to )
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Trencher
reply to 'Skiing Technique' posted Dec-2009
Dave Mac wrote:Ian Wickham wrote:How about mono-skiing :D
Man is a bi-ped!
not a quadruped, so ditch the poles :lol:
Trencher
because I'm so inclined .....
Topic last updated on 08-December-2009 at 13:24