Intensive training at Sapporo International Ski Resort, Hokkaido, is ongoing! ❄️ Want to improve your turning performance in snowboard lessons? This video will guide you through optimizing your turning technique by adjusting your center of gravity, enhancing your stability on the slopes.

This tutorial, demonstrated by Willie himself, delves into the differences between "reverse turns" and "circular turns." Choosing the right ski line is crucial for different terrains; we'll analyze how to determine the optimal path, helping you maintain a smooth rhythm across various slopes.

Furthermore, the video introduces the "dumbbell theory," a practical method for controlling your center of gravity in snowboarding. It effectively helps you release pressure during turns, making your movements more natural and fluid. Whether you're an advanced skier looking to improve your posture or a enthusiast trying to break through a plateau, these core concepts will help you control your skis more efficiently.

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Want to improve your turning performance in snowboard lessons? This video will guide you through optimizing your skiing turning technique by adjusting your center of gravity, improving your handling and stability on the slopes.

When you ski, do you often feel like you're just "trying not to fall"? Instructor Willie succinctly points out a common problem on steep slopes: over-reliance on the counter (back kick/reverse kick) to force a turn.

While the counter allows you to brake quickly on steep slopes to survive, it disrupts the smoothness of your ride and leaves your thighs incredibly sore! This video will teach you how to "let the terrain help you turn" and how to release pressure gradually, like "lifting dumbbells," to draw the perfect C-Turn/S-Turn! ✍️

【Key Highlights】

🏂 The Harsh Truth: Are You Planning Your Route or Just Trying to Survive?

🏂 Let the Terrain Help You Ski: The Secret to Entering Turns in Dips.

🏂 Debunking the Counter Myth: Why Does Back Kick Turn Make You More Tired?

🏂 Dumbbell Theory: Lifting 10kg once vs. lifting 1kg 10 times – instantly understand the art of "gradual" speed control.

🏂 Instructor's Hilarious Imitation: So Violent! Instantly spot your "excessive effort" while skiing.

👇 When skiing steep slopes, do you often unconsciously "kick your back leg" to brake suddenly? Or do you have any pain points? Feel free to leave a comment below and share with me. The instructor and I will personally answer your questions!

If you found this video helpful and funny, don't forget to like, subscribe, and share it with your skiing friends! See you at the ski resort! 🤙

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00:00 Sapporo International Ski Resort

00:54 The Harsh Truth: Are you skiing, or just "trying not to fall"? 01:25 The Importance of Route Planning: Don't force it; learn to "let the terrain help you turn!"

02:16 Practical Exercise: Find the elevation difference in the terrain and enter the turn at a concave valley.

03:36 Turning with the Counter (back kick)

04:23 Instructor's Challenge: Try lowering the Counter to its lowest point and drawing a perfect circle!

05:44 Quiz: Counter turn vs. curved turn, which is more difficult?

06:23 Why is a curved turn smoother? Hear everyone's real feelings.

07:56 The Dumbbell Theory: Instantly understand the art of "gradual" pressure release and speed control.

09:05 Debunking Myths: Counters aren't bad, but over-reliance on them will harm you!

10:40 What is gradual progression? The delicate operation of dividing the steering wheel into 100 increments.

11:41 Instructor's Amazing Imitation Show🤣: Too violent! Uncover the "excess force" you exert while gliding!

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