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How to jump on skis // Best tips and 3 easy steps

I believe all skiers could benefit from improving their jumping skills on skis – from intermediate skiers to advanced skiers and even expert skiers who are not yet comfortable in the air. Being able to jump will give you so many more opportunities. Now you don't HAVE to ski around or absorb bumps in the terrain. You can choose to, but you can ALSO choose to get some fun airtime instead. And practicing jumping is not only fun, it will also improve your balance in a very effective way. If you are not in balance while jumping, you will instantly know. And then you will try to adjust the next time. That process continues on and on, and you will improve your balance on skis along the way – even when you are not jumping. Is it an expert skill? I believe jumping on skis is not exclusive to expert skiers. Most skiers could become more versatile if they got more comfortable in the air. Start very small and progress with babysteps. I recommend you only move to something bigger when you are waaaaay comfortable on the smaller jump. DISCLAIMER: You should always only try new things on skis within your capabilities. Inspirational Skiing is not responsible for any harm, damage or injury arising from trying something you see in this video. This video is made with the purpose of entertainment, education and inspiration. You are responsible for your own actions. Be careful, have fun and progress safely. ******************************** GET A FREE MINI GUIDE FOR BETTER BALANCE ON SKIS It is packed with actionable tip and exercises that can help you improve your balance on skis – no matter your current level. Click on the link to get your copy https://www.inspirationalskiing.com/l... ******************************** MR. SNOW SKIING TEXTILE The skiing material used on this hill is from the company Mr. Snow. Check out their website here: https://www.mr-snow.de/en Read our article about dry slope skiing here: https://www.inspirationalskiing.com/d... WANT YOUR OWN DRY SLOPE? Inspirational Skiing is are working closely with Mr. Snow and we can help you with: Any initial questions your might have. Getting the right materials for your project Consulting during all aspects of your project to make sure it turns out as you want it and provides the best skiing experience for your users. Marketing and promoting your project Read more about how we can help you with your project here: https://www.inspirationalskiing.com/d... Get in touch via email [email protected] /Janus ******************************** AFFILIATE LINKS AND DISCOUNT CODES These are some of the brands we work with because we truly believe in the products, and we love what they can do for your skiing experience. If you choose to buy using the links and promo codes below, you will get a favorable discount and and support the channel (we earn a commission), so we can create more amazing content for you. Thanks, you are awesome! ************** CARDO PACKTALK OUTDOOR INTERCOM SYSTEM Awesome way to connect with your friends and family while skiing. VIDEO REVIEW PART 1– My experience and use cases:    • Cardo Packtalk Outdoor REVIEW PART 1 // Ho...   VIDEO REVIEW PART 2 – Technical details and stress tests:    • Cardo Packtalk Outdoor REVIEW PART 2 // Te...   WRITTEN REVIEW on our website: https://www.inspirationalskiing.com/c... Use the code JANUS25 to get a favourable discount. Get your Packtalk Outdoor here: https://cardosystems.rfrl.co/dvgrg *********** KAJABI We are proud to say we use Kajabi for our website, emails, online courses and much more. Check out Kajabi risk free with 30 days free trial instead of the normal 14 days free trial with this link: https://app.kajabi.com/r/GM2sg2vs/t/k... ************** GIBOARD – Fun balance training for skiing. Check out the website: https://www.gibbon-slacklines.com/?re... Get 15% off with the coupon code: BALANCELIKEJANUS REVIEW https://www.inspirationalskiing.com/g... ************** GRAPHICS Thumbs up icon: http://www.freepik.com Designed by starline / Freepik