NoSwing Pole Plant 2 eVideo

OverviewA solid pole plant is a key to skiing short-radius turns, moguls, and ungroomed conditions. The No-Swing progression first teaches you (Part 1) how to use the torso and arms to create counteracting for each turn. The follow-up, Part 2, builds upon this foundation to make a pole plant that strengthens your counteracting.StatsPresenter: Harald Harb, 11 minutes, 491 MB, Hi-Def, Copyright 2014Content*How and where to plant the pole for each turn*Practicing the pole plant in garlands*Practicing the pole plant in single turns, half the turns on a run, and then in linked turnsPurposeCounteracting – turning the torso opposite the direction of the turn – results in...*Better edge grip, especially through the finish of turns*An easier edge change to start a new turnA pole plant that supports counteracting enables you to...*Make short radius turns*Maintain balance in difficult conditions*Ski ungroomed conditions like steeps, moguls, and powderPrerequisitesIn order to get the most benefit