Moved the cuff out a bit.Which way on the tweak? Less Aggressive or More Aggressive?
Mike
Moved the cuff out a bit.Which way on the tweak? Less Aggressive or More Aggressive?
Those are some pretty amazing turns. What discipline...Here’s an interesting video of HK doing slow parallel turns. The basically 180 deg change isn’t what I was thinking in the post above and this is way steeper, but he is a wcup skier.
McGlashan recently posted a video that talks about tip divergence/convergence:Tip diversion (the opposite of a wedge) is seen often in both great skiers and racers, and in mere mortals (like me.)
I don't believe it is always wrong, but certainly can be an issue in one's skiing that needs addressing.
I've heard it said that it is often caused by too much weight on the inside ski.
Thoughts, ideas from some of the high level experts here would be very appreciated.
My cuff alignments were WAY OFF...OPPOSITE ...Been to 3 Different Bootfitters...The last one got it very close at least in the right direction and @tomgellie nailed it down for me during an on-line lesson! Now to the slopes for Feedback.Moved the cuff out a bit.
Mike
Back and in... or in, then back.Tip diversion (the opposite of a wedge) is seen often in both great skiers and racers, and in mere mortals (like me.)
I don't believe it is always wrong, but certainly can be an issue in one's skiing that needs addressing.
I've heard it said that it is often caused by too much weight on the inside ski.
Thoughts, ideas from some of the high level experts here would be very appreciated.