some skiing exercises

[skier888]

Some of my daily skiing specific exercise routines

7. PreHab- Hip Crossover - YouTube


Half Kneeling Dowel w/Twist - YouTube


Wall sit butterfly.m4v - YouTube


Hip Adductor/ Groin Stretch - Active Isolated Stretching - YouTube


How To: Hip Adduction (LF Cable) - YouTube

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Some of my daily skiing specific exercise routines

7. PreHab- Hip Crossover - YouTube

Half Kneeling Dowel w/Twist - YouTube

Wall sit butterfly.m4v - YouTube

Hip Adductor/ Groin Stretch - Active Isolated Stretching - YouTube

How To: Hip Adduction (LF Cable) - YouTube

I do elliptical machine in the gym for around 40-50 minutes and some weight training for 30-45 minutes including around 60-90 rep on the AB machine. Usually 3-4 times a week

My training is more general but still help my skiing quite a bit

[skier888]

I do elliptical machine in the gym for around 40-50 minutes and some weight training for 30-45 minutes including around 60-90 rep on the AB machine. Usually 3-4 times a week

My training is more general but still help my skiing quite a bit

That is the second type of my routines.

The routines I mentioned here are skiing specific. I think you will agree that if you can't do these on dry land, you won't be able to have the range of movements required on snow. It is beneficial to know that I already have the range and strength on snow. This way, I can focus on technique when on snow. Most of the videos here have to do with core/hip/independent movement of the different part of the body. I don't do all of them everyday. I go thru an eval process every few weeks with my instructor to discover my weakness or weak side and design a program to address my weakness. The other type is for strength like you mentioned and I go thru a similar process too.

The motivation behind this is to get more repetition without being on snow which is what is required to become expert. I think I start to sound like norman but the difference being this requires a lot of time/repetitions to see result. We are talking about hundreds of hours if not thousands.

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That is the second type of my routines.

The routines I mentioned here are skiing specific. I think you will agree that if you can't do these on dry land, you won't be able to have the range of movements required on snow. It is beneficial to know that I already have the range and strength on snow. This way, I can focus on technique when on snow. Most of the videos here have to do with core/hip/independent movement of the different part of the body. I don't do all of them everyday. I go thru an eval process every few weeks with my instructor to discover my weakness or weak side and design a program to address my weakness. The other type is for strength like you mentioned and I go thru a similar process too.

The motivation behind this is to get more repetition without being on snow which is what is required to become expert. I think I start to sound like norman but the difference being this requires a lot of time/repetitions to see result. We are talking about hundreds of hours if not thousands.

I won't care too much on one's method of training. The most important is the result. As long as your way work well for you, keep doing.

I like more general excises. When skiing, I'll focus a lot on fixing my bad habit but won't give up fun. I try to ski as fast as I can most of the time. I make short radius turn all the time so my speed won't be too fast.

一邊滑，一邊玩，一邊改壞習慣。The result may not be too efficient but it works.

[skier888]

I won't care too much on one's method of training. The most important is the result. As long as your way work well for you, keep doing.

I like more general excises. When skiing, I'll focus a lot on fixing my bad habit but won't give up fun. I try to ski as fast as I can most of the time. I make short radius turn all the time so my speed won't be too fast.

一邊滑，一邊玩，一邊改壞習慣。The result may not be too efficient but it works.

I don't have a lot of skiing hours like you so this is one way for me to make it up. I also don't get free instruction so the exercise help me get more out of a lesson when I have one.