Friday January 26, 2024
Elevator Shaft off Chair 4 Sunrise
elevation 9300 to 8700 ; 700 feet of groomed vertical
GoPro Hero 8 set for 1080p W (Wide) 60fps pointed at 1/2 ski shovels.
200 seconds, first 60 seconds is moving into position below the lift top for the run with Walk In The Park jazz piano background. The audio from that point for the end 140 seconds is recorded ski snow turn sounds.
Thus 140 seconds skiing rebounding with a jumping gravity forward mindset, smoothly dynamically off edges, retaining mass dynamic momentum by having a critical counterbalance with the countering upper body, driving through the leg-shaft like a piston, through the Lange boot flex center of the weighted, flexed ski, exactly from the transition point between turns by momentary relaxing the upper back muscles at the sensed rebound transition point, allowing a collapse from gravity. A somewhat purposely forward body position of gravity powered sliding/falling forward on a tilted surface plane while above a mostly isolated, stable, upper body, making a dance/gymnastic countering balance pose.
Since I use a GoPro helmet mount at the front edge of my helmet, it records a very close to eye view video. Accordingly, if the viewer concentrates more at center screen both horizontally and vertically, that center small section of the rectangular display is right where my eyes have been looking to turn towards. Following that center screen point puts the audience where I am skiing towards.
In effect as a bump skier, my body follows where by eyes look as my animal executive control brain sends full body motor control signals to my muscles for actions. Probably resident as a rhythmically oscillating electromagnetic standing wave field in one's cerebellum as an actively repeating 3 dimensional body perceptual awareness.
Another way to view the video is by focusing just on my weighted ski shovel that switches between each ski. It takes a wee bit of watching experience to be able to just watch an advanced skier's weighted ski like this as it cuts into the snow surface. My unweighted ski is hardly in snow contact and instead is used as an increasing moving mass force I use to increase opposite weighted ski edge force. And also to smooth out awkward movements, asleep until needed. Sometimes am rather sloppy with the unweighted ski because it doesn't matter. More specifically, it doesn't always matter for the sake of motion enjoyment, to have the 2 skis parallel regardless if that looks aesthetic.
Note I also have an impressive for an old guy, new 5:24 minute rec bump video on my Youtube account web page at: https://www.youtube.com/@davids1586
With the video title: ANGH0107894b
you either said UMMMMM or farted @ 1m11s 
good one! Looks like a fun run 
