OK guys, I might just give this a try. I understand there is a ton of content. What should I look at if I want to make the most of it and/or get hooked on it.
That's an interesting question. Thing is - it depends on what you are interested in and what needs attention.
IMO his stuff is most applicable to people who have reached a certain level of competence on skis. Great stuff for anyone moving up a level of instructor certification or an advanced skier wanting to up their performance. Intermediates are likely to want help in application - it's easy to think your execution is ok when perhaps it needs adjusting. Not unique to any collection of ski vids however BPS tends to jump right in. Skiing 101 it is not. Again, just my opinion and others may see it differently.
The other aspect is content for instructors to deliver to their students. Plenty of insights into ski technique as well as the opportunity to 'shadow' an instructor to see what's in his bag of tricks and compare notes.
A suggestion for anyone thinking of trying... Compare your long, short, and bump skiing to Tom's. These clips are probably good samplers however there's more on his free youtube channel.
Bumps:
Want more control of line and speed then maybe start with "Speed Control and Line Control".
Want to flow like Tom - "Better flow in moguls"
Want to take a more direct line - "Advanced mogul skiing"
Want more material to teach bumps above 101 - all the above plus more.
Shorts:
Want better steered shorts, especially on the steeps - "Mastering the short turn", "No more skidding", "Understanding Torque"
Carved shorts - really nice short lesson on shorts "Pivot slips for grippy short turns". (Sounds weird to start into carving turns with a pivot slip drill? Definitely. But worth it for the outcome.
Same point re teach.
Long turns:
Want to get into carving - maybe " "Carving Basics ", "Dynamic carving in 3 days"
Upping the carve performance - "Retraction turns" and practically anything on transitions
Getting that hip closer to the snow - "Early pressure in your carved turns"
Same point re teach.
Drills insights:
"Pivot slips", "Javelin turns", "Hop turns"
Ski technique:
Anything on transitions, toppling.
"Angulation"
"Separation"
"Arms 1", "Arms 2"
"Virtual bump"
The functioning of the body and preparation for skiing:
Take your pick: feet, ankles, knees, spine.