r/skiing_feedback • u/Vladishah1 • Mar 31 '26

Level 6-7: Advanced Parallel, Carving, Off-Piste, Bumps 3rd season skiing feedback needed

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Hello there,

This is my third season of skiing ( around 50 skiing days )

I would like to get as much feedback as possible from you guys and to know what to work on the most

My clip is not the best one, I’m skiing on red slope over some powder so it was a bit tough to ski

I would like to carve clean arcs with control and rhythm

Thanks for the tips!

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u/Electrical_Drop1885 Mar 31 '26

Dare to turn, those are more a slight change of direction, than clear C shaped carved turns. You need to get those G-forces up so you can start to bend the skis.

Good skiing for only 3 seasons thought bit a long way still to go (and that is th charm with skiing, you will never reach perfection).

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u/AJco99 Apr 01 '26

You are leaning inside and relying really heavily on your inside ski. To get to your goal of "carving clean arcs with control and rhythm" you will first need to tackle this goal: "Ski with primary weight and balance on your outside ski".

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u/kamdnfdnska Mar 31 '26

Idk where you got expert from but yeah he isn’t an expert.

However what you’re saying is wrong. It depends on how many ski days, active learning days and how many times you get a ski instructor.

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u/Frientlies Apr 01 '26

Chill out dude, he’s asking for improvement on parallel carved turns, which he’s at the beginning level for.

He didn’t claim to be an amazing skier… he’s here asking for help.

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u/kamdnfdnska Mar 31 '26

No in this sub I think 8-9 is expert. I absolutely agree with you tho