Improve your CARVING, Online Ski Analysis for Marius Quast скачать в хорошем качестве

Improve your CARVING, Online Ski Analysis for Marius Quast

Blog Post on the topic: https://sofaski.com/more-performance-... Deutsche Version: https://sofaski.com/de/mehr-performan... Find out how you can get more performance out of your carving turns. German YouTuber ‪@Marius_Quast‬ asked me to analyze his turns. Here is the result. I hope you like it. More content to come. Stay in touch! Greets, Klaus The full length version is available in the Member Area on SOFASKI.COM https://sofaski.com/member-area/ Find out how YOU can get the most out of your turns: Send me your clips through https://sofaski.com/analysis/ and within 24 hours you will receive your personal analysis + training plan. Find out exactly where you have your biggest room for improvement. No guess work simple visualisations that will help you understand your skiing better so you can start to train and improve. In combination with the Sofa Ski School ski instructionals and the additional content in the member area you will have a unique, custom tailored package of individual analysis, training plan and lessons for your ski training, which you can use to train by yourself or together with a coach. Skiing is not rocket sience and a good coach is able to make things simple. Being able to see what you want to change and to really get it is worth more than a fancy explanation. Klaus works with over 350 skiers a year and will help you understand how you can reach your personal goals. “Any fool can know. The point is to understand.” Albert Einstein UNDERSTAND YOUR SKIING BETTER with https://sofaski.com/ Follow us on:   / sofaskischool      / mairklaus     / sofaskischool   #carving #skiing #learntoski 00:00 Intro 02:12 Analysis Start 03:00 Clarifying some Basics 04:56 Analysis Outside Ski 08:05 Comparing both Sides 09:07 Explanation from Blue to Powder 10:11 Arms and other Checkpoints 11:05 How to get closer to the ground 12:54 Wall/Trampoline Analogy 15:58 Drills 19:16 Interview with Marius