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Corey looks like Michael Jackson. Only stiffer.

Wow Chemmy's really good at GS!

Better than BBC Glasweg! Happy New Year!

Tae a' whae hae paidll't i' th' burn wi' me in auld lang syne!

Ane guid n'e'eer tae ane an' a'!

(Dinae fash aboot by'in yer ain pint-stoup I'll be'e ye ane! )

Here's Tae us!

Wha's like us?

Geuy fue.

(An' they're a' deid noo!)

The kid was skiing well there in this training. I note some contributors need to keep all feedback positive under all circumstances.

She stole my "Y" Fronts!

The height of intellectual discourse for the 18-30's

Thanks Dave. Good shooting! I love that slope. It's a bit steeper at the top than it looks here.

The side-cut carve, where the edged ski is bridged across the narrow waist by support from the widest points isn't the only way to carve. Using the ski as a cantilever (like a springboard levered at one end only rather than a bridge) is already done when the racer tail-jet at the exit of the gat...

600 Thousand People. No "Big Screen".

No obesity crisis in 1970.

Fantastic version of the solo from Koss. Have you ever tried to play it up there on fret 20?

Now I know why he's making all the blues faces. His fingers are in agony.

SkiPresto

Despite a couple of critical postings (@skiwhh), skilful skiing does include skilful skidding. (e.g. Too steep or too crowded, they say).

The one thing I would criticise for advanced turns is "The upward movement".

I'd prefer to see a projection from a flexed leg (Long-Leg-Short-Leg) on to "Sh...

I Like the racy movements. Christian skis like I want to ski.

But there's a disconnect between the video captions and what the skier is actually doing.

The Vid caption is telling us to use knee angulation to start the turn then hip angulation. But what they actually *do* is "Long-Leg-Short-Leg"...

Old farts were young dudes when they invented bump skiing

Recorded at the Crandall's Ranch-House, Santa Cruz California March 2011.

This is exciting, fast, accurate skiing from a top team. I think BASI has earned some fantastic credibility here simply by showing the Ski Kongress world once again that BASI can Ski!

(They already know BASI can Teach!).

Where is the rotational separation?

They don't say where, except to that "Turning movements are progressive and come from legs"

But I think the shins, knees, thighs and hips should all be parallel in order to do the retraction/absorption.

To test this, stand up, imagining you are facing down the ...

I love the juxtaposition of the free-skiing and the gates skiing.