How To Jump Swoop Swerve On Skis

02:13 min • 01/10/2019

From skipowd.tv :

Magnus Graner breaks down the technical details of the Jump Swoop Swerve to help skiers enhance their creative approach to park features. This freestyle maneuver involves a unique carving motion combined with a small hop that adds flair to any line. By mastering this specific swerve, athletes can transform standard transitions into dynamic segments. Precise weight distribution and edge control are essential for executing this signature move effectively on groomed terrain.

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https://skiaddiction.com/ Get ready for this one ladies and gents because Magnus Graner is ready to give you the 101 on how to add style to your skiing with the Jump Swoop Swerve! This Magnus original is one that is worth learning and will make your run in to features that little bit more creative. FULL BLOG: Read the full blog here: https://bit.ly/2ns0xjH 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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Magnus Graner

Profile and significance Magnus Granér is a Swedish freeski original and co-founder of The Bunch whose impact on modern street and park skiing is both technical and cultural. He first broke through by winning Level 1’s SuperUnknown X in 2013, a launchpad that led to a steady run of era-defining film parts and, in 2017, gold at X Games Real Ski—the all-urban video contest where creative line design and clean execution matter as much as sheer spin count. Those two landmarks bracket a career centered on rider-made films, meticulous rail craft, and a knack for making difficult skiing read clearly at full speed.... Read more on the Athlete page

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Snowpark Zermatt

Overview and significance Snowpark Zermatt is one of Europe’s highest and most reliable freestyle venues, set on the Theodul Glacier above the car-free village of Zermatt with the Matterhorn as a permanent backdrop. The resort operates a dedicated winter park on the lower Theodul Glacier by the Furggsattel lift at around 3,250 m, typically from October into mid-May, and runs a summer park high on Plateau Rosa when glacier conditions permit—giving riders access to jumps and rails for well over 300 days most years. Official channels position the park as a flagship offering of the Matterhorn Ski Paradise and a staple for freestylers who want near year-round laps at altitude; regional tourism also highlights its long operating window and visibility among the Alps’ top parks (Zermatt Tourism).... Read more on the Location page

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