Swing HIGH On the Boat - SKI LIKE THE PROS || FPM Podcast #30

FOUR Rules for Swinging High on the Boat:
1 - Speed at Centerline
2 - Tight Rope Outbound (limit rebound of rope to the inside)
3 - Limit Deceleration of ski
4 - Keep Body/Ski (mass) as close to handle as long as possible moving outbound
Ski Like The Pros! - We're back again with another episode breaking down what some of the best skiers in the world do (and sometimes don't do) really well, to be the best skiers they can be.
This week we take a step back....to uncover the keys to being able to work on what we discussed Last week ( • Ski Like the PROS || ... ) regarding 2 hands on the handle longer. Enjoy this, and leave a comment, tell us what you wanna hear more of, and subscribe and share if you like this and want to see more!
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
03:27 - What it takes to Swing High on the Boat: The 4 Rules
04:17 - Rule 1: Speed at Centerline
07:08 - Rule 2: Tight Rope Outbound - Limit Rebounding of rope
09:00 - Limiting rope rebound
13:05 - Rule 3: Limit Deceleration through the feet - Balance Over Feet moving up beside boat
16:55 - Using spray off ski to assess weight distribution
18:04 - Rule 4: Keep mass as close to handle as possible, as long as possible
19:52 - Dual Skier Drone Overlay Analysis brings it all together
23:00 - Advantages of skiing a Higher, Wider path.
24:02 - Wider Path Outbound = Slower at the Buoy
25:53 - The sooner you have a tight rope on the backside of the buoy, the better you ski
26:35 - Small mistakes early, compound exponentially
27:54 - Closing thoughts
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[@chaloux]

The drone overlays show exactly what you're talking about so clearly. Really drives the points home.

[@FlowPoint]

We agree! And thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!

[@nickon9834]

Great video - especially for a waterskiing Engineer!

[@stefane.lundmindthing3101]

Thanks, keep this super awesome work up.

[@oliverphotography1]

Again, great content and nice lighting adjustment from #29!

[@dennyflynn6965]

Damn.... Wow. Nice instructive video! Thank you Marcus. 👍🏼👍🏼Dang. Now i have to somehow apply this.

[@FlowPoint]

Thank you! Yes, unfortunately the learning is often the easy part…the execution is usually the harder step to take. But worth it when things pay off!

[@carsonclonan228]

This was extraordinarily helpful.

[@FlowPoint]

Really appreciate that!!

[@canopyflier]

The breakdown of each point in the pull is exactly what I need. Now how to execute each step. Looks like a lot of reps while concentrating on each point until it's a habit.

[@gkuenning]

Great video Marcus! Best I've seen when it comes to breaking down how to achieve the optimal path of a skier.

[@chrisolivet9084]

Thank you for the time you take for making this video but for a skier like me, skiing at 32mph (68years) and 22-28off, I feel so far away mechanicaly from a skier at 41off ..so it is difficult for me to replicate what I see. The pressure that I feel under my feet or the speed are so less for me.... !!! Beside that I really enjoy and learn from your videos and watching every one of them

[@EdwardAlan-oy6oy]

Yep! I'd really like to see this at 28 off. A 41 off skier is so far removed from what I'll ever be skiing.

[@dk750022]

That was awesome, keep it comming!

[@FlowPoint]

Thank you! And yes, we will keep them coming as much as we can sustain!!

[@sergioarriolaprieto4985]

Love the video. Thank you Marcus.

[@FlowPoint]

Appreciate you!

[@user-ep2wf5eq4l]

I've been a subscriber, how have I missed all these videos? YT rhythms not cool! I clicked the Bell! Gotta Binge watch and catch up now!

[@FlowPoint]

Appreciate you and glad you now have notifications turned on! More to come! 🙏