This skier is extending his leg joints to uphill direction, creating pressure on snow so his gravity is riding to downhill and way beyond the base of support. (watch the video will give you a better picture)It's a nice early edging and it's a real riding with the gravity like Taichsking always saying.
This image showing the skier throwing the hip to sideway (not extending the leg joints). Try to create more edging by bending the waist but it creats a A frame on the feet and the knee kissing each other. The centre of gravity is on the feet but is a up-down motion so it doesn't have a early edge as the other image. Lack of pressure control so leaning to inside that,s why both ski tips are pointing to different direction.I think this skier learning by watching and copying but he doesn't know what's happening inside the motion.
#109 回覆: Lake Tahoe Trip
發表於 : 週日 2月 26, 2012 9:23 am
由 norman
beg 寫:Let's compare this two images:
This skier is extending his leg joints to uphill direction, creating pressure on snow so his gravity is riding to downhill and way beyond the base of support. (watch the video will give you a better picture)It's a nice early edging and it's a real riding with the gravity like Taichsking always saying.
This image showing the skier throwing the hip to sideway (not extending the leg joints). Try to create more edging by bending the waist but it creats a A frame on the feet and the knee kissing each other. The centre of gravity is on the feet but is a up-down motion so it doesn't have a early edge as the other image. Lack of pressure control so leaning to inside that,s why both ski tips are pointing to different direction.I think this skier learning by watching and copying but he doesn't know what's happening inside the motion.
To be honest, I don't feel this is 語氣差 and I just try to discuss a professonal skier movement and a recreational skier movement. Of course they are in different level but this is the picture provide by Taichi. He doesn't know what is happening in the movement just like you. Also you are too technical and I don't think I can handle your's opinon. I have to agree what Lelo said:
遜咖兄講的越來越天馬行空了!都不知道該怎麼接下去 ....
#111 回覆: Lake Tahoe Trip
發表於 : 週日 2月 26, 2012 11:02 am
由 norman
beg 寫:To be honest, I don't feel this is 語氣差 and I just try to discuss a professonal skier movement and a recreational skier movement. Of course they are in different level but this is the picture provide by Taichi. He doesn't know what is happening in the movement just like you. Also you are too technical and I don't think I can handle your's opinon. I have to agree what Lelo said:
遜咖兄講的越來越天馬行空了!都不知道該怎麼接下去 ....
「髖骨向旁」,其實我想到的一個動作,不知能不能形容這個動作。
夏威夷的草群舞那個扭腰動作,不知這樣的動作形容算不算親近。
#112 回覆: Lake Tahoe Trip
發表於 : 週日 2月 26, 2012 1:03 pm
由 skier888
beg 寫:To be honest, I don't feel this is 語氣差 and I just try to discuss a professonal skier movement and a recreational skier movement. Of course they are in different level but this is the picture provide by Taichi. He doesn't know what is happening in the movement just like you. Also you are too technical and I don't think I can handle your's opinon. I have to agree what Lelo said:
遜咖兄講的越來越天馬行空了!都不知道該怎麼接下去 ....
norman 寫:我的著重點不會在那上面,我會把重點放在髖骨上轉動的變化上,轉不夠多就只是低傾角,轉得夠多自然就能達到高傾角了,其他的變化,我會著重在每個時機動作變化的正確性,腳底壓力反而是其次了,所以我不會特別注意腳底重心的重量變化,也不會在意雙腳要不要用力,我只在意我的腹腰動作有沒有做出來,正不正確而已,要是不正確的話,雙腳就會多付出一些不必要的力量。