In my opinion that means that after pulling the board to you the change of side takes place.
Guido Rietzschel
push & pull
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push & pull
Question: is it correct that what is called here "push & pull" the Austrians call "tiefentlastung"
In my opinion that means that after pulling the board to you the change of side takes place.
Guido Rietzschel
In my opinion that means that after pulling the board to you the change of side takes place.
Guido Rietzschel
Hi,
from my point of view you are right. You can see in the technique section in the 2 movies that the board edge is changes when the board is pulled to you and you have bend your knees. Opposite would be austrians "Hochentlastung" when you change edges when your body is racked.
Greets
Thomas
from my point of view you are right. You can see in the technique section in the 2 movies that the board edge is changes when the board is pulled to you and you have bend your knees. Opposite would be austrians "Hochentlastung" when you change edges when your body is racked.
Greets
Thomas
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little more difficult...
Hey,
as I've been thinking about this for many hours, there are some thoughts from me, too. For sure, it is a kind of Tiefentlastung, but with a bit more specific timing. In push-pulls you start some time before your edge-change with the bending of your legs. This is needed to get up again and gives you much more smoothness. I sometimes do a dynamic Tiefentlastung and then hit the snow very harshly, what is not so "fluid"
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Other difference of push-pull to common Tiefentlastung is that you push much more dynamic. The act of extending your legs is ended, before the turn ends. Exactly in the moment, you're fully laid down, there is no more extension. In push-pulls there is no special Entlasung any more, only edge-change, when your center of gravity crosses the board axis.
But in my opinion Tiefantlastung is a good starting point for extremecarving. From this point your riding style can become smother, you improve your timing and then go on with push-pulls.
Have a lot of fun!
as I've been thinking about this for many hours, there are some thoughts from me, too. For sure, it is a kind of Tiefentlastung, but with a bit more specific timing. In push-pulls you start some time before your edge-change with the bending of your legs. This is needed to get up again and gives you much more smoothness. I sometimes do a dynamic Tiefentlastung and then hit the snow very harshly, what is not so "fluid"
. Other difference of push-pull to common Tiefentlastung is that you push much more dynamic. The act of extending your legs is ended, before the turn ends. Exactly in the moment, you're fully laid down, there is no more extension. In push-pulls there is no special Entlasung any more, only edge-change, when your center of gravity crosses the board axis.
But in my opinion Tiefantlastung is a good starting point for extremecarving. From this point your riding style can become smother, you improve your timing and then go on with push-pulls
. Have a lot of fun!
free extreme carving
Re: little more difficult...
Sounds like you became a full Pro skywalker.....
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