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2012/01/29 MSLM 把脉活动(6-bingster) |
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anyway, you probably should listen to the instructor. admire you to have a pmts instructor there. I have to learn all by myself. so it's really good to have someone with same vocabulary here!
actually HH advocates that the inside foot should be lifted at least for a split second during transition to make sure balance is completely transferred. some of his videos (not drills) show this too
HH said 'lifting is to learn, lighting is for expert', so if you still have problem with balancing completely on stance leg (since your inside leg is loaded), then lifting drill is still necessary
By the way, I just changed my 自定义头衔 to "PMTS starter" so that other people won't think I am good at PMTS or something like that.
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anyway, my 2 cents is to get rid of up&down completely by flexing stance leg, and add more tipping at and during transition. i have even more to work on myself so good luck to both of us.
yes your inside foot management is definitely better than mine (i am still struggling with a-frame during transition). the hip forward upward is to include pelvis in CA/CB. yes in essential book.
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i c. then it's my bad. i have problem balancing on stance leg so i still do the lift and tip drills often. i think it's ok. later you will do 'side loading' (essential book) so lifting will stop.
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对不起呀,我误解了。
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师哥,师弟,回头我也try一段PMTS, 你们给我把脉哈
it's said the best way to practise a moment is to exaggerate it. if you watch http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QRYj1a69u2k (after 2:45) you can see how exaggerated tipping looks like.
from the go pro video from behind, it seems you are only tipping to begin a turn, but not throughout the turn? we are suppose to keep, and increase tipping throughout the whole turn to get high angle.
higher edge angle is the result, not the cause. the way to achieve higher edge angle is through more tipping (and later delay BTE engagement, side-loading etc.)
I think for now, we just share some views and knowledge about PMTS in this forum.
sure thing. if u come to tremblant maybe we can meet then. or maybe we can meet in a camp in colorado! i do plan to go there getting some boots, alignments, and camps in the future.
i've been trying but it's really hard. e.g., after two seasons i suddenly realized my left foot actually doesn't know how to tip! everything sounds simple, but is in fact extremely hard.
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Thanks. I will check it out next time.
no matter how hard you tip, you'll never get a turn 'sharp' enough to cause loss of balance, unless if the skis start to twist or slide - next time try your 'sharp turn' again to see if skis twis
I thought you guys tipping it without enough speed.
But the goal is, when tipping inside ski, the outside ski should follow the inside ski. If you tip the inside ski hard, the outside ski will tip hard. And this will lead to a sharp turn.
once you get this park and ride turn, then next step is to try to tighten the arc, by loading the ski tip, side-loading and flexing the inside leg, etc. and all these are very hard (at least 4 me)
if you really stand on one foot, and lift&tip the other (without losing balance), then you can tip as hard as you want, and the turn will still be very large radius - a typical park and ride turn.
Interesting. I will check it out next time skiing.
i used to think that way too, but later found it's not really 'too sharp => imbalance' but the other way around 'loss of balance=>sharp and sliding/twisting turn'.
下次有机会拍一段, 看看到底是什么咚咚
I follow nothing... just try which one can satisfy me. :)
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