How? "to ski fast" and "in control" don't really go hand-in-hand.
If you were in my shoes, you might have died. And that was my skiing environment, and I might have died in that accident if I have not evaded the frontal impact to an old-grows tree. My mistake/careless, that's why I've warned you guys about no kidding around in high level skiing.
Yup, that's your small world alright, heard about the technique of "ski the slow line fast"? that's the fundation of the modern day carving technique.
Save your gapper's challenge, do you want to count it? I didn't.
pku 寫:Jump down the cliff is not skiing but they still need to ski down after they jumped down
Ski the slow line fast is aleays metioned in Alpine racing, they are saying people trying to ski the fastest line may result a lot of skiding that will increase the overall time. If people can ski a slower line to get more carving, the the turns are more efficient and the result is faster.
The problem with that argument is that you have to ski a curvier line—longer line—to go fast/carving, which reduces the "downward" speed; nevertheless, it serves the purpose of my argument, racing carving is line-skiing.
The line you choose is a very slow line (tranversing ) and your turns skid a lot so it means you ski very slow that's why it takes you 7 minutes to ski down that run.
That's your little knowledge's observation. Given your "Goat Gully" performance, whether or not you can come down in ten minutes, including falling, tumbling, getting up, taking breaks, and etc., remains in question.
Expert skier keep making efficient turns with no stopping and no hesitation so they ski fast.
Since you can't ski fast and boost yourself expert skier, your conclusion is expert skier ski slow.
That means when I show up, you will have different criteria, if you ski slower than me on the steep and bumpy runs, then the slower one win.
If you ski faster than me on the easy groom, then the faster win.
Your nonsense. Even with poles, your bump skiing is not any straighter than mine.
:)
IS
#104 回覆: PK Event (Taichiskiing vs PKU)
發表於 : 週三 3月 16, 2011 11:25 pm
由 CrazyBoy
skier888 寫:This maybe considered high end skiing in Taichi Skiing but is considered intermediate by most
畫得這麼爽，我是否該建議taichiskiing比照B2L2/Brian的方法辦理？
「To 001CrazyBoy,
Please consider delete this video as soon as possible, since I believed this video infringes my copyright. This is the final notice before I file a formal complain to YouTube.
brianpwlee1」
pku 寫:Please don't show your tranversing skill again and again, show us some smooth turns. You ski like a 醉漢 at the begnning of the clip . Almost fall, almost fall .
Cannot facing your own incompetence, eh? Maybe you don't know what a "smooth turn" is? 典型的小知，自己不會，還說別人會的滑的不好‧ Where is your "50 short turns without breaking the rymthm," shameless?
:)
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#107 回覆: PK Event (Taichiskiing vs PKU)
發表於 : 週三 3月 16, 2011 11:46 pm
由 taichiskiing
skier888 寫:This maybe considered high end skiing in Taichi Skiing but is considered intermediate by most
Yup, only an intermediate thinks this way, as that's the wedge is the only thing he knows and sees.
:)
IS
#108 回覆: PK Event (Taichiskiing vs PKU)
發表於 : 週四 3月 17, 2011 12:23 am
由 pku
taichiskiing 寫:Cannot facing your own incompetence, eh? Maybe you don't know what a "smooth turn" is? 典型的小知，自己不會，還說別人會的滑的不好‧ Where is your "50 short turns without breaking the rymthm," shameless?
See how you ski the steep and ski the flat. Totally different. Big tranvers on the steep and much smoother turns on the flat.
I still don't need to make big tranverse on the steep, just take a bit more time to turn and I can still make good turns on the steep when snow condition is good.
taichiskiing 寫:Yup, only an intermediate thinks this way, as that's the wedge is the only thing he knows and sees.
:)
IS
Sure, you use high end traverse, high end stem christie when the condition becomes difficult for you. Oh, wait! Isn't that what the intermediates do?
For someone likes to show off so much and skiing as much as you have, your videos show not much improvement over the years. Are you at the plateau, or are you stuck in the intermediate rut? You really need to work on the fundamentals so your techniques don't break down on a somewhat steep slope
See how you ski the steep and ski the flat. Totally different. Big HIGH END tranvers on the steep and much smoother turns on the flat.
I still don't need to make big HIGH END tranverse on the steep, just take a bit more time to turn and I can still make good turns on the steep when snow condition is good.
See how you ski the steep and ski the flat. Totally different. Big tranvers on the steep and much smoother turns on the flat.
I still don't need to make big tranverse on the steep, just take a bit more time to turn and I can still make good turns on the steep when snow condition is good.
Too much turns, when Taichi ski Down, he just ski straight down
#112 回覆: PK Event (Taichiskiing vs PKU)
發表於 : 週四 3月 17, 2011 3:40 am
由 B2L2
CrazyBoy 寫:畫得這麼爽，我是否該建議taichiskiing比照B2L2/Brian的方法辦理？
「To 001CrazyBoy,
Please consider delete this video as soon as possible, since I believed this video infringes my copyright. This is the final notice before I file a formal complain to YouTube.
brianpwlee1」
Yes, you should suggest taichiskiing and Norman to do what I did. It is their right. However, whether they want to execute their right is their own decision, and they may prefer not to do it. Do you still have problem with my earlier request to you, CrazyBoy? If so, please say it.
Your nonsense. Even with poles, your bump skiing is not any straighter than mine.
:)
IS[/QUOTE]
See how much you need to tranverse at the beginning. tranversing is not straight + you don't know how to use poles to ski
You can only ski more striaght when the slope becomes gentle + snow is soft.
#114 回覆: PK Event (Taichiskiing vs PKU)
發表於 : 週四 3月 17, 2011 7:11 am
由 B2L2
taichiskiing 寫:Yup, only an intermediate thinks this way, as that's the wedge is the only thing he knows and sees.
:)
IS
Maybe you should educate CrazyBoy since he likes to pick on people with wedge.
pku, of course you aren't skiing straighter than taichiskiing. You are making round turns and taichiskiing is making super wide Z turns. Compare S to Z, do you see which has more straight line.
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#115 回覆: PK Event (Taichiskiing vs PKU)
發表於 : 週四 3月 17, 2011 9:16 am
由 CrazyBoy
B2L2 寫:Maybe you should educate CrazyBoy since he likes to pick on people with wedge.
I called pku high level instructor. I may have said he is level 3. Both are out of the respect of the skiing he showed in the videos. Level does not really represent the skiing level but sometimes we mix them.
I have shown some 半制動 pictures. It is related to TCS this time. Other times have to do with norman. I am not nitpicking the their skiing. This is the way they turn on somewhat difficult terrain, all the turns are done this way. They also like to put down others and claim they are better than others. The problem is that their videos do not back up their claims but they continue to tell others how great they are and how little we know.
#117 回覆: PK Event (Taichiskiing vs PKU)
發表於 : 週五 3月 18, 2011 5:11 am
由 snowrider
How about let's close this thread because the event will never happen?!
The obvious winner is PKU, but there is nothing wrong with Taichiskiing. We cannot blame someone who enjoys or feels good about him/herself. If you tell a frog that he is ugly, he won't agree. He would tell you that a she-frog told him that he was very handsome. It's just about different standards.
Let's open another thread to discuss what a *good skiing* is.
#118 回覆: PK Event (Taichiskiing vs PKU)
發表於 : 週五 3月 18, 2011 5:34 am
由 B2L2
Snowrider, you have my respect.
- B2L2
#119 回覆: PK Event (Taichiskiing vs PKU)
發表於 : 週五 3月 18, 2011 10:45 am
由 PSBoy
Good suggestion
#120 回覆: PK Event (Taichiskiing vs PKU)
發表於 : 週五 3月 18, 2011 10:37 pm
由 taichiskiing
skier888 寫:Sure, you use high end traverse, high end stem christie when the condition becomes difficult for you. Oh, wait! Isn't that what the intermediates do?
For someone likes to show off so much and skiing as much as you have, your videos show not much improvement over the years. Are you at the plateau, or are you stuck in the intermediate rut? You really need to work on the fundamentals so your techniques don't break down on a somewhat steep slope
