3 Quick Tips to Slide Rails on Skis

01:01 min • 11/01/2020

From skipowd.tv :

Dean Bercovitch breaks down the fundamental mechanics of rail slides at Whistler Blackcomb to help skiers improve their park performance. He focuses on body positioning and balance while navigating steel features in the terrain park. Common mistakes often hinder progress, but identifying these errors allows for smoother transitions on metal rails. Maintaining control throughout the entire length of the feature requires proper weight distribution and vision.

From Youtube :

https://skiaddiction.com/ Is your rail game lacking? Take a lap with Ski Addiction's head coach Dean Bercovitch as he goes over the 3 most common mistakes skiers face when sliding rails. FILMED AT: Whistler Blackcomb: https://www.whistlerblackcomb.com/ LIKE OUR GEAR? Go to https://skiaddiction.com/ to get it for yourself! FOLLOW US: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SkiAddiction/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ski_addiction/ ENJOY THE VIDEO? Be sure to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE below!

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Overview and significance Whistler Blackcomb is Canada’s flagship resort and a global reference point for freeskiing, pairing massive scale with a lift system that keeps days flowing. The resort’s official mountain brief lists 8,171 acres of skiable terrain, more than 200 marked runs, 36 lifts, and three terrain parks spanning intermediate to expert, with highest lift access at 2,284 m and base elevation around 675 m—good for roughly 1,609 m (5,280 ft) of vertical in a single push. Average snowfall is given at about 432 inches (1,091 cm) and the operating calendar regularly stretches among the longest in North America, which is why film crews, national teams, and everyday park riders treat Whistler Blackcomb as a season-long training ground.... Read more on the Location page

3 Quick Tips to Slide Rails on Skis

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