thanks for the comments both of you!!
I can see the counterrotation I´m making in the upper pic. What should I think to avoid this? I can think of a few things (right shoulder into the snow, turning your face into the center of the curve-which works wonderfully with pupils!, or laying the other hand in the snow too...)
Besides that I think my binding angles may be too extreme, it forces my body into minus position.
Also, I´m riding a 163 F2 Speedster GTS and I´ve come to the limits of it I think. It´s had a full season of riding and, me being 185/70kilo, it´s a bit too leightweight (short and flexible) I guess.
I rode a Rossignol 180 world cup board for a few days and that surely was easier to lay down (although f*cking scary, so much speed!)...
Ouch! I think I´ve just begon to blame my board for my technique failures....
The backside turn is a lot better IMHO, but how can I lay down my upper body more? Like I said earlier, this may be my personal technique (which kind of amazed a lot of people), but I´d rather lay down like the big guys do...
There is a video made of these few days in Kaunertal. I´ll do my best to digitize it and send it out! Should be a fun project...
I´d pay all I have for a good day of riding... I hate summer, give me back my winter please...
If you can think of some more comments, please, slaughter me...
