Hi,
Now that it's getting further and further in to "summer" (even though here on the west coast we keep getting more snow)
I'm wondering if there are any people wanting to practice their MA skills while training for their next level certifications.
Over the past couple seasons I have been working on my "trainer" skills trying to help teach other instructors how to do MA. One of the things we found is that if in the process of learning how to do MA, if we can leave out our immediate desire to "fix something" we can really hone in on what's going on, what turn mechanics are being used, how the ski snow interaction is happening, etc. Then by building our "MA Eye" that way, once we have a clear vision of what's going on, very often the lacking skill and cause become easy to remedy.
If there is interest in doing some practice, I'm willing to post some video and start a dialog. It would also help me in my pursuit of being able to train/describe/help/guide other instructors wanting to learn. (so yes there is an ulterior motive for me and I'm wanting/willing to listen to other opinions about my responses to questions)
To be clear, Most of the video I have begun to amass of myself and others that I have permission to use, are NOT looking to resolve issues. The turns are well in our past.
Thoughts?
Now that it's getting further and further in to "summer" (even though here on the west coast we keep getting more snow)
I'm wondering if there are any people wanting to practice their MA skills while training for their next level certifications.
Over the past couple seasons I have been working on my "trainer" skills trying to help teach other instructors how to do MA. One of the things we found is that if in the process of learning how to do MA, if we can leave out our immediate desire to "fix something" we can really hone in on what's going on, what turn mechanics are being used, how the ski snow interaction is happening, etc. Then by building our "MA Eye" that way, once we have a clear vision of what's going on, very often the lacking skill and cause become easy to remedy.
If there is interest in doing some practice, I'm willing to post some video and start a dialog. It would also help me in my pursuit of being able to train/describe/help/guide other instructors wanting to learn. (so yes there is an ulterior motive for me and I'm wanting/willing to listen to other opinions about my responses to questions)
To be clear, Most of the video I have begun to amass of myself and others that I have permission to use, are NOT looking to resolve issues. The turns are well in our past.
Thoughts?