"Checking body movement to make a turn at a low speed help you improve your skiing", I have been told by skiing coaches over and over again.
Although I agree all the same, I'm learning one fact. Body movement at a very high speed is quite different from at a slow speed.
At the point of transition, while at a low speed I shift my weight to some degree, say, 10cm to 50cm, but at high speed, the amount of movement of the position should be many times.
Remembering the feeling of a drill at a low speed may not be bad, but my mistake was, bringing the small amount of movement matching to a low speed in a high speed turn, without matching the amount of body movement.
Although I agree all the same, I'm learning one fact. Body movement at a very high speed is quite different from at a slow speed.
At the point of transition, while at a low speed I shift my weight to some degree, say, 10cm to 50cm, but at high speed, the amount of movement of the position should be many times.
Remembering the feeling of a drill at a low speed may not be bad, but my mistake was, bringing the small amount of movement matching to a low speed in a high speed turn, without matching the amount of body movement.
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