Powder slope with Xplore. And one-handed selfie. In terms of power... or
rather, peace of mind, both are about 50% off. Well, I do it a lot. . The
skiing system is the same as usual. Instead of turning, I brake. Alternately
left and right and left and right. The main brake is the ski on the mountain
side (visible at the back). And the tail part. This time, the snow is thick,
so I push the tail to create resistance. Therefore, how much do I slow
down? is equal to how much do I push the tail? And the amount of pushing
can be changed by extending the legs. Before extending, the legs must be
contracted, so the moment they float, they will take the shape of the B-tele
icon. From there, they are extended and pushed. I was able to take a selfie
of this movement from the side, so I'm playing it on repeat. You can see
that the back of my knees are stretched and pushed. Meanwhile, my upper
body is kept at a level without going up and down. There are movements
like that on trampolines, right? What do you call it in English? Maybe
it's not a jump but a bounce? Hmm? Anyway, that's how it works. December
15, 2024