Post by QikTrnz on Sept 16, 2010 8:12:50 GMT -5
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Typically, orthodox ski instruction relates to teaching you
largely, "from the ground up".
"Move your ankles this way, hold your feet that way,
then steer your knees like this, then shift your weight
like that...."
A complex process of applied physical/intellectual
concepts/instructions that really ignore the pursuit
of an elementary dynamic balance in motion.
Another option, and a far simpler one with only one
objective, is our copywrite "Top Down" system.
It includes the "Axis of Balance", a concept so simple
even a caveman can do it...
We discuss elements of it in other articles contained
herein, but it's most complete form can really only be
demonstrated.
If you're interested in revolutionizing your skiing with
an approach that is "so simple, why didn't I think of that"...
then you'll have to contact us through this forum, the
Tremblant360.com forum, Facebook or Twitter accounts to
find out more.
.
Typically, orthodox ski instruction relates to teaching you
largely, "from the ground up".
"Move your ankles this way, hold your feet that way,
then steer your knees like this, then shift your weight
like that...."
A complex process of applied physical/intellectual
concepts/instructions that really ignore the pursuit
of an elementary dynamic balance in motion.
Another option, and a far simpler one with only one
objective, is our copywrite "Top Down" system.
It includes the "Axis of Balance", a concept so simple
even a caveman can do it...
We discuss elements of it in other articles contained
herein, but it's most complete form can really only be
demonstrated.
If you're interested in revolutionizing your skiing with
an approach that is "so simple, why didn't I think of that"...
then you'll have to contact us through this forum, the
Tremblant360.com forum, Facebook or Twitter accounts to
find out more.
.