KC 困惑多年的滑雪難題終於茅塞頓開｜Kamui Snowboarding

At Kamui Ski Links in Hokkaido, we were lucky enough to catch Instructor KC for an in-depth "skiing technique exchange." Have you ever hesitated between Regular and Goofy? Or are you confused about the "open stance" of the NZ (New Zealand) and CASI (Canada) systems? Why do Japanese skiers seem to have less of a protruding belly? This video documents how the instructor breaks down the basics of the leaf drift and edge roll to the advanced early edge. It turns out that in the end, regardless of the system, skiing leads to the same goal! Key highlights of this episode: 1. How to accurately judge your front foot (not by pushing the skis, but by feeling the speed!) 2. Why can't you develop your carving? It might be related to a "fear of going fast." 3. Body separation exercises: How to initiate the edge roll from the knees down first. 4. Demystifying the Japanese stance: Why don't beginners have a protruding belly? 5. Level 3 Advanced Concept: Should Your Weight Be on Your Front or Back Foot? If you're also experiencing a plateau in your skiing skills, this private conversation with your instructor will definitely give you a wake-up call! 00:00 Video Begins: Kamui Skiing Log 00:27 How to Determine Your Lead Foot? The Big Confusion Between Regular and Goofy 01:06 Key Principle: Use "Speed" and "Courage" to Decide Your Lead Foot 02:40 Side Switching Techniques: The Correct Order from Heel Side to Toe Side 03:00 Edge Roll Practice: Feel the "Separation" Below the Knees 03:20 Avoid Falling Backwards! Minor Weight Adjustment During Toe Side Switching 04:12 How to Shift Your Weight Forward? Mimic the Feeling of a "Lunge" 04:46 What is a Garland Turn? A Great Tool for Practicing Center of Gravity 05:10 Level 3 Advanced Concepts: The Truth About Early Edge and Center of Gravity 06:18 Confusing New Zealand, Canadian, and Japanese Skiing Systems? 06:55 Why Don't Japanese Skiers Protrude Their Stomachs? The Relationship Between Zero-Degree Stance and Shock Absorption 07:50 Slope Fear? Solving the "Lying Down" Sequence Problem 08:29 Summary: All Skiing Systems Ultimately Lead to the Same Goal 08:43 The Final Sprint: Practical Application After Understanding #SkiingInstructions #Snowboarding #KamuiSkiLinks #Snowboarding #SnowInstructor #CASI #NZSIA #JapaneseSkiing #Carving #OpenStance #EarlyEdge Skiing Instructions, Snowboarding, Snowboarding, Slip-on Turns, Slope Speed ​​Control, JSBA Practice, Knee Rotation, KC Instructor, Skiing Techniques, Skidded Turns, Short Turns, Advanced Skiing Subscribe! https://www.youtube.com/@drlinfood?su... Sponsored by: patreon.com/drlinman