| Only the 1st lift (family course) was open yesterday. And today they plan
to operate 1, 6, and 4. Is that so? But I was late and got on the lift
at 11:00. There were only three snowborders marks on the slope we were
aiming for. Yes, the great thing about our slopes, which are surrounded
by famous ski resorts, is that they are quiet. Get off the lift and walk
for about 5 minutes. At my feet is Xplore. Waxless ski. And drop. Shuru~~.
Feels good without any problems. When I looked at it, the belly of the
sweater was completely white. Same goes for the elbows. Shake to remove
snow. Thank you very much for the 3 downhill runs. When I got home and
took off my sweater, the cotton hoodie I was wearing underneath was also
wet. . That's right, I need to think about what to wear underneath the
POW sweater. I learned a lot. . Well, like the last time, this video also
includes a lecture video. Well, it moves exactly like this and skies like
this. I hope this will be helpful for your understanding. Personally, I
thought it was exactly the same as last time, ``It's just a straight downhill
of repeatedly applying the brake on the tail of one ski and releasing it...''.
And this is exactly the same for compacting snow...that's the B-tele method.
In the physical environment of downhill riding, the priority is not ``how
to turn,'' but ``how well to control the brakes.'' B-tele attempts to fit
into the latter proposition. So, the former is probably A-tele. Freshly
snowy slopes spread out in front of you! Have you ever experienced something
like that when you're about to make a turn and become sluggish? I wonder
what went wrong? Was the cause of the loss of balance due to the weight
being placed on one leg? It's important to always load both feet equally.
It seems like there are a lot of people who think that way (according to
research by telehiro myself). So, in the end, you couldn't find a solution
and ended up buying a fat ski as a punch line. However, it is rare to encounter
such a fat ski, and in the end, you end up skiing on a slope of compacted
snow that does not sink, and you end up running out of control next to
a small child. That's my opinion. The root of all this may be the curse
of ``Skiing is a turn.'' The roots are deep, but it's just a matter of
ideas. Therefore, you don't have to throw it away, so why not create a
separate folder and name it ``Skiing is about adjusting the brakes.'' Then
you'll be able to wear a sweater and go to POWDER. However, be sure to
wear something that won't get wet underneath! December 23, 2023 |