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I’m putting myself out here on this one 🫣 You need strength before you start working on balance. Research shows that stronger muscles react more quickly to postural changes, allowing your body to make micro-adjustments to maintain your balance. While balance drills like standing on one foot or standing on an unstable surface can help you work on your balance, these exercises often overlook the important link between your overall strength and how balanced you are. But adding weights to y...
If you are a recreational skier, your training in the gym should not look exactly like skiing. I’m sure you’ve seen some of the workouts and exercises professional ski athletes do to train for their season. While they are cool to see these athletes do these crazy workouts, the exercises aren’t a great representation of their overall training. And most importantly, they aren’t always applicable to us recreational athletes who have different goals for our season. When you’re doing exercises ...
🔥 Core work for deep carves.
Here's how to do it: 1. Find a sturdy wall or support to lean against about a foot and a half to two feet away 2. Position yourself by pressing your elbow and forearm against the wall 3. Shift your hips towards the wall and put your weight into your outside foot WITHOUT rotating them 4. Lift your bottom leg up towards your hips, the slight lean in your torso The way that you're leaning into the wall should mean you have to tighten your core to make that leg come off the ground. And that is the focus of this exercise, making sure we develop a strong torso for skiing.
MUST READ! How can you help protect your knees while skiing? When you’re skiing, your knees are more vulnerable than when you’re not. And we will never reduce our injury risk to zero, especially since: When our ankle is inside our ski boot, and our leg is locked into a big long lever. And if you think about yanking on that lever sideways, MOST of the time (yes there are exceptions where the ankle is involved) the first vulnerable joint up that chain will be your knee. 👉 A great insurance...
You're going to want to save this for when ski season starts. 📲
You're going to want to save this for when ski season starts. 📲 1️⃣ To do this stretch, you want to do a close together lunge over top of a raised surface. 2️⃣ Then pick up your back heel towards your butt using your hamstrings. 3️⃣ Taking your hand, hold on to your ankle. 4️⃣ Lean forward and stand. I love using couch cushions to build up under the knee. You're going to get lower and lower to really push yourself a little bit when it comes to that range of motion.
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