They sound like some disjointed jargons; though they may make a good non-carving turns, but none is "required"/先決條件 for a good non-carving skiing. As“還沒通的人分,通的人是不分的”, a real“大法”can do both PSIA and PMTS, as well as any other XSIA system, at ease and more, watch that two footed release without o-frame at around :24 sec, YouTube- Taichi Skiing/Flatboarding: free skiing, Kirkwood
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IS
#3 回覆: early edge, high-C and o-frame in non-carving turns
#4 回覆: early edge, high-C and o-frame in non-carving turns
發表於 : 週三 8月 11, 2010 10:24 pm
由 skier666
PMS is movement based and PSIA is not. PSIA can cover what PMS has and it does over time. PSIA standard is defined by committee, not individual. I don't think PSIA tries to limit ones ski movements. This maybe why BB defined expert the way he did.
Most of us don't care what systems we learn from. To many people, HH does present some of his material better than PSIA. That is why some skiers gravitate to his approach but that does not mean skiers only want to learn PMS.
#5 回覆: early edge, high-C and o-frame in non-carving turns
發表於 : 週四 8月 12, 2010 5:04 am
由 taichiskiing
skier666 寫:PMS is movement based and PSIA is not. PSIA can cover what PMS has and it does over time. PSIA standard is defined by committee, not individual. I don't think PSIA tries to limit ones ski movements. This maybe why BB defined expert the way he did.
Most of us don't care what systems we learn from. To many people, HH does present some of his material better than PSIA. That is why some skiers gravitate to his approach but that does not mean skiers only want to learn PMS.
I think that PMS should be PMTS, Primary Movements Teaching System.
:)
IS
#6 回覆: early edge, high-C and o-frame in non-carving turns
發表於 : 週四 8月 12, 2010 3:59 pm
由 PSBoy
skier666 寫:
Most of us don't care what systems we learn from. To many people, HH does present some of his material better than PSIA. That is why some skiers gravitate to his approach but that does not mean skiers only want to learn PMS.