pku 寫:First of all, I am not a good teacher.

Second, you may ski much better than me since I never saw your skiing.

Third, I can't get pay to teach skiing on Canadian Mountain so all my instruction is always free.

Conclusion is: I want a copy badly, let me know how I can get one.

pku 寫:Don't tease me about my bump skiing. I broke one of my front tooth by crashing into my friend when skiing a bump run last Sunday

You must be a good teacher because your logical presentation is very good (e.g. first, second, third, and conclusion). I will give you a copy when I ski in Whistler

Take care!

skier888 寫:Glad you are ok. I took a tumble on a superpipe recently to realize how tall it is.

Any injury?

PSBoy 寫:Any injury?

no injuries, just a huge yard sale but I am kind of shaken by it.

skier888 寫:no injuries, just a huge yard sale but I am kind of shaken by it.

Good! Do you like Japanese skiing style?

PSBoy 寫:Good! Do you like Japanese skiing style?

I like Japanese skiing style and the videos above. I feel the style is very different from the CSIA video I saw here.

skier888 寫:I like Japanese skiing style and the videos above. I feel the style is very different from the CSIA video I saw here.

Japanese demonstators's skiing are much more aggressive and strong. CSIA demonstrators don't have the ski performance like them.

skier888 寫:I like Japanese skiing style and the videos above. I feel the style is very different from the CSIA video I saw here.

I like the Japanese skiing style too. Here is another DVD, Imagination Ski Training by 佐藤久哉, I highly recommend it to you

YouTube - Imagination Ski Training

skier888 寫:no injuries, just a huge yard sale but I am kind of shaken by it.

"yard sale"

pku 寫:Don't tease me about my bump skiing. I broke one of my front tooth by crashing into my friend when skiing a bump run last Sunday

請保重，祝早日完全康復。

PSBoy 寫:I like the Japanese skiing style too. Here is another DVD, Imagination Ski Training by 佐藤久哉, I highly recommend it to you

YouTube - Imagination Ski Training

佐藤久哉的技術也很有水準。

pku 寫:It's not serious but just look funny now ( lost part of one of the front tooth )

Did we ski down " cat skiiner " together last time?

After lunch we seperated at Cat Skiner. I only watched and didn't go down for waiting my "members".

skier888 寫:I like Japanese skiing style and the videos above. I feel the style is very different from the CSIA video I saw here.

I think Japanese style is a tendency more toward "competition", In contrast, CSIA is for "recreation", CSCF is for "racing".

norman 寫:佐藤久哉的技術也很有水準。

Of course, he was the champion in 2005 & 2006.

pku 寫:Don't tease me about my bump skiing. I broke one of my front tooth by crashing into my friend when skiing a bump run last Sunday

"There's no "casual skiing" at black diamond level, unless you're courting disaster," check!

I've learned it the hard way and now I am wearing a metal plate and 12 screws in my pelvis.

Take care, :)
IS

taichiskiing 寫:"There's no "casual skiing" at black diamond level, unless you're courting disaster," check!

I've learned it the hard way and now I am wearing a metal plate and 12 screws in my pelvis.

Take care, :)
IS

It's just because my techique is not good enough

I can't " turn at will " at that crucial moment.

Vicente 寫:After lunch we seperated at Cat Skiner. I only watched and didn't go down for waiting my "members".

I remember that day we ski few runs after lunch and then I met my friend, a Japnese lady instructor who pass 1/2 of her CSIA level 4 and I follow her down Catskiner.

I always try to beat her because her skiing is much stronger than me when I first work on Whistler 8 years ago and she always tease me by saying : " David, are you ok "

pku 寫:It's just because my techique is not good enough

I can't " turn at will " at that crucial moment.

The reasons for a seasoned skier who cannot "turn at will" at the crucial moment and causes a collision are most likely caused by lacked of vigilance and/or wrong "line" selection, and etc., which all reflect a "casual decision making," watch out for it. The way I see it, a good skier is not because how well he or she skis but how well he or she recover from the mishaps,

YouTube - Bode Miller hits the gate! Torino 2006 Super Gigant


Be careful out there, :)
IS

taichiskiing 寫:... The way I see it, a good skier is not because how well he or she skis but how well he or she recover from the mishaps ...

Thanks for the link. Bode Miller is the best of the best on racing. He showed a perfect recovery after hitting the gate when nobody else was able to do it. From the video clip, I see how valuable of practing one footed skiing. Talking about skiing bumps, last weekend I skied bumps with the best mogul skier at our resort. He gave me a personal clinic on a 1-diamon mogul trail. Before that, I showed him my progress of White Pass turn on a regular blue trail. One thing that I could not believe before I saw it, he was able to do one-footed skiing on the single-diamond mogul trail. He did it, and I was stunned.

snowrider 寫:"yard sale"

see 7:05

http://unofficialnetworks.com/gnar

skier888 寫:see 7:05

http://unofficialnetworks.com/gnar

Thanks for sharing the link. Now I know what that is. Hopefully you are still OK.