The 2 Biggest Skiing Mistakes (and how to fix them)

[@JockoBeam-u5j]

I’ve literally watched hours of videos for these two issues, this one was by far the simplest explanation. Thank you

[@rmcbeath]

Excellent video addressing 2 most common mistakes that prevent skiers from advancing. Great job.

[@kowioutdoortv]

Thousands times repeating "no leaning back", what I used to say is "look in front of the nose of your skis, interesting things are only there, bit ahead of ski, only there are interesting things, look for them" 😉😊 this is the wording that helps to describe this front/back position and illustrate first steps goal 😊, very valuable and essential tutorial 👍

[@Gad-v9h]

Love the videos!! I’m actually going to Morzine in the next few weeks- the first time skiing since my accident a year ago and all your videos are really helping me getting back into it!!!! Thanks ❤

[@Avoriazskischool]

great to hear, thanks! - Have an awesome time and good luck, George

[@someonethatwatchesyoutube2953]

I just realized how similar a ski turn is to a counterbalanced turn on my dirt bike! 🤯

[@loganmontroy2868]

Helpful video, I think I have a hard time keeping my shins forward the whole time and it’s something I need to work on. Went skiing a couple days ago for the first time in six months here in California. I had so much pain not on my shin but just right of it on the side of my leg, worse on the right side. I have come to the conclusion that it’s due to my form and having little ankle flexion forward? It’s just unnatural to me and something I need to fix because I was hurting myself 💀

[@evanchouinard3706]

When you say flex the ankle do you mean Doris-flexion or plantar-flexion? Just to get a better picture in my head about my foot placement.

[@Avoriazskischool]

dorsiflexion - the foot and shin toward each other. So the shin is angling forwards. keep the shins in contact with the front of the boot.

[@evanchouinard3706]

@ awesome!!!! Thank you so much