I have to say that the bump skiing in these videos looks terrible.This looks like the "blue line" from Bumps for Boomers:
Why do you like that more than the "green line" from Bumps for Boomers?
It's interesting that there are a lot of posts on how to carve well, but a lot of the bump videos focus on really mediocre skiing, very slow, and questionable lines.
It's true that to ski bumps you needed to be athletic and in good shape.
And have good technique.
So why is it that we have do many videos of skiing bumps without the requirement of good technique, strength and athleticism?
I get that there are camps and instructors that want a large audience and are building a business with baby boomers, most of whom are not in good shape.
And I'm a baby boomer too.
But please do not mislead people into believing that this is good movie skiing.