Tips To Ski Fluidly | For Intermediate and Advanced Skiers

Are you looking for the secret sauce that helps you ski with more flow and control, even on steep slopes or icy snow?
Katie White, head of Portillo Ski School in Chile is here to show you how to build up to this level of confidence and control, by focusing on a key element of the turn, early weight transfer and early outside edge pressure.
Katie shares her top tips tailored to intermediate and advanced skiers, so there is sure to be something helpful for everyone. Improving this technique will enable you to tackle more challenging terrain with more ease and flow.
Katie is also using Carv, a tool that measures pressure and motion to give real-time feedback whilst skiing. With Carv you know objectively what your outside (and inside) ski pressure is at each point of the turn, so you can see exactly where you need to focus to improve in your next run.
If you'd like to know more about how Carv can help you improve, check out our website: getcarv.com/
00:00 Introduction
00:18 Drills Intro
00:51 Warm Up Drill
01:58 Intermediate Tip
02:54 Advanced Tip
03:36 All Levels Tip
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[@Miradce]

Katie, Thanks for this tip. Fluidity has always been my dream. I am more aggressive skier. Today I confirmed several times Ski IQ 148 but never more. My weakest is balance at the end of turns. I guess if I improve it I can attack 150. All other metrics are great. Greetings from Livigno 🇮🇹

[@angelheart859]

Gorgeous clip, down to earth, meaningful and nicely intending to connect body, mind, heart ... feeling is often used as a word, perfect .... well done! What a nice skier, demo instructor! Inspiring ....

[@anthonyalpha4118]

Had my Day 1 here in NorCal yesterday. Only 2 narrow runs, I found it hard to get into a long arching carving turn rhythm, but I've always favored short turn drills! To which I was really feeling that carved "flow" vs ripping into each turn. Good tip I need to find my little mantra phrase thank you!

[@ardenpowers7730]

We call it a modified Stork Turn. This can be done at a lot of levels and at various speeds. However, only good for drills and not to be incorporated into final form. Just my thoughts . . . Thanks for sharing !

[@CarvSki]

100%

[@mrredithhall7115]

Simplicty! Yahooski!

[@richarddavis748]

Nice tips

[@CarvSki]

Glad you liked it

[@shixxx8]

🌚

[@richarddavis748]

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[@erinb4919]

Very good tips. More please

[@scollyutube]

Would have been useful to show us both the inside and outside live ski pressures in Carv synchronized against her turns while the video is slowed down? The start suggested this, but it didn't happen.

[@CarvSki]

That’s a good suggestion

[@TheMichaeldalper]

Should be "verbal cue" in the graphic at 4:22, not "queue."

[@CarvSki]

Good spot - thank you

[@CostantinoLenzi]

i give you a tip: change your suit 3 size small