@Scr3amapillar
Your skis make a V cause you lean inside the turn. Inner ski gets more pressure and does the turn, the outta one wants to get straight down the fall line cause of no pressure. Simple physics. Next thing i saw: widen your legs! Since we got carvers we ski hip width. This gives you more control, especially on ice and race carving. Never ever lean inside! Ski hip width! Enjoy your snowdays and stay safe. Happy new year. 🤙
@alistairmills7608
Excellent explanation
@MsRainbowJenny
Our bookclub is discussing this book tonight, thank you for interviewing Tiya Miles.
@TucoDog-ho6fw
Letting that inside ski flop around is asking for trouble. This guy is a good instructor
@FullMetalGundam
Such a clear explanation of the issue and the solution. Thank you 🙏🏽
@jeffvolimas5819
My mantra is "Little toe, big toe," which engages my inside ski. If I feel out of form, I chant "Little toe, big toe." Great video.
@bluesstoney
Great video and explanation. Does every skier have a strong and a weak side? Left turns are easy for me and right turns are not. This comes from ice-skating which I’ve done all my life and the default direction is CCW on the rig (left turns). My second question is related to my trouble giving the inner leg (right turn- my right leg) the same angle as the left foot and if I don’t pay enough attention, my right ski wants to take over😂 the lead and I am then in bad trouble. It seems to me that I want to feel the physical force between ski edge and snow to properly carve with the inner ski. But then again, I have too much weight on the inner ski.
@The360skier
Thanks for the explanation. It was really clear and understandable. I love these kinds of tips.
@jacob1121
Number one cause of this issue is unsharpened rental skis, if you have no grip there is nothing you can do.
@RandyGray-h2k
The first video clip shows convergence of the skis, then the second set shows divergence. I see more of the intermediate advanced skiers allowing their outside ski tail to wash out.
@2MilMil
Bro that pov at the start of video is excellent. But very short unfortunately. Do you think you could make longer videos in that pov? I think it will be very helpful to learners. Thx!
@pawab
MAN I TRIED IT AND IT WORKED 🎉🎉🎉 THANK YOU SO MUCH
@anatoli28
Phantom muvment❤
@barbaramuller5049
Thank you fir the tip!
@AlexHodgson-hh7du
Fischer is the best! 😍
@in-the-bear-doh
My biggest problem right there. Rolling the knee over a little bit doesn’t hurt either.
@Cole-Stewart7
Thanks dawg, low key needed this little tip.
@matthewadams910
Great simple explanation Tom, it helped me on my carving journey. Thanks. 🤩⛷️
@riccapatrol
I want that ski outfit!!!! 😁
@tarpara