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Marco's
Technical Skiing
Summary
- skiing is application of forces to equipment to get desired outcome
- Balance is an outcome not a skill or action
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movements apply forces to affect ski direction
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require 3 (or 5) skills
- rotation
- edging
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pressure
- for aft
- ski to ski
- vertical
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DIRTD
- duration
- intensity
- rate
- timing
- direction
- GOOD balance is the outcome
- skills are the same at alll levels
- blending of skills changes
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- steering is # 1 in US skiing
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rotational control
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turning (ski travels on arc)
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1 steering
- active lfamor/knee/ankle/foot
- 1 edge angle
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3 pressure
- along ski
- ski to ski
- adjust forces
- pivoting (spin flat ski on center)
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upper body (head to hip)
- preferably steady facing "future"
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counterrotating to compensate legs action
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anticipating - faces fall line
- help stop rotation by pole plant action
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edging
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angulation
- hips induced
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knees (femors rotation) induced
- inclination(banking) vertical axis induced
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outcomes
- sliding = streight
- slipping = lateral
- skidding sideways forward/backward blended
- carvig - on rails
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pressure control
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longitudinal
- determined by COM position along arc of ski
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center preferred - sweet spot of ski ideal
- best advantage of ski design
- most uniform response from ski
- aimed at achieving fore aft balance
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lateral
- ski to ski - dominant on outside ski
- tactically determined differential pressure
- aimed at achieving side to side balance
- transition from ski to ski by flexing inside and extending outside
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verical
- absorb up forces
- extend to compensate negative down forces
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Phases of turn
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initiation 1st 1/3
- begins with the end of flat transition
- release inside/don edged
- guide rotation
- move pressure to outsode ski (may be uphill ski)
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shaping mid 1/3
- cross fall line
- highest edge angle
- max angulation
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finish last 1/3
- continue rotation until direction cjhange achieved
- may rotate until skis track uphill for speed control
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transition
- begin redistribution of weight over skis toward next initiation
- achieves flat (no edges) transition
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Physics
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Newton
- N1 = inertia
- N2 F=ma
- N3 action/reaction
- gravity
- friction
- centripetal - edged ski's resistance to skid out
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Planes
- front
- sagittal
- horizontal
- CM travels shorter path than base of support
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Movement Analysis
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Ob phase
- desired outcome? Customer is king
- prompt slow down
- vantage point
- start from skis and go up
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Eval Phase
- cause and effect
- actions in one phase affect next phase options and actions
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priorities
- movements affecting stance
- movements affecting balance
- tactical choices
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Prescription phase
- focus = why
- drill = what
- progression = how
- demonstration = see it
- practice = feel it
- feedback closes the loop
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Teaching model
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understand student
- goals
- motivation
- realistic?
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Teaching Cycle
- intoduce & develop trust
- assess movements
- goals
- present demo
- practice
- verify understanding
- confirm learning
- learning partnership
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Beginners
- intro equipment
- athletic stance/movement w/o skis
- movement on skis on flat
- sidestep
- slide - straight run
- gliding wedge
- braking wedge
- wedge turns
- linked turns
- traverse / side slip / forward slip
- wedge cristie
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Intermediate
- wedge cristie
- garlands
- basic parallel
- varying size parallel
- pivot slips
- hokey stop
- fan progression
- railroad turns
- falling leaf
- carved turns
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advanced
- advanced parallel
- short / long radius
- bumps
- steep
- powder
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Video key items
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directional movements
- look to future
- hands
- poling
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fore aft
- ankle knee flex
- back & shin same angle
- arms & hands
- where skis bend
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ski to ski
- outside ski pressure
- outside leg flex
- independent legs
- COM to base of support
- angulation inclination
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rotational guiding from lower body?
- upper lower separation
- inner leg-foot vs. outer
- what the toes do
- counter rotation or anticipation
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edge angle change
- little toes big toes
- inside edge release
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flexion extension
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Core Concepts
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learning styles
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Piaget's stages
- sensoriomotor - to age 2
- Pre Ops 2-6 yrs - what is
- Concrete Ops 6-10 - what if
- Formal Ops - 10+ - abstratct, fairness, responsibility
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McCarthy/Kolb
- innovative learners - trust emotions - why
- Analytical Learners - org. details - what
- Active experimenters - try it - how
- dynamic learners - from whole to parts - what if
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Gardner intelligences
- verbal - linguistic
- logical-mathematical
- spatial
- bodily-kinesthetic
- musical-rhythmic
- interpersonal
- intrapersonal
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anatomy
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muscles
- concentric contraction
- eccentric contraction
- isometric contraction
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growth
- head to feet
- center to extremities
- Gross to fine motor
- action: vluntary/reflexive
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joints
- hinge joint - knee, elbow
- ball & socket - hip, shoulder
- gliding - wrist, foot
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subtalar+calcaneous=anckle
- inversion toe up
- eversion toe down
- dorsiflection
- plantar flexion
- pronation little toe up
- supination little toe down
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knee - femor to tibia
- MCL Medial Collateral L
- LCL Lateral Collateral L
- ACL Anterior Cruciate L
- PCL Posterior Cruciate L
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women traits
- lower CM
- Wider pelvis - Q angle - knock kneed
- more flexible in hip - over rotation in hips
- less bone mass after 30
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age traits
- lower endurance
- lower power
- lower coordination
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teaching
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Communication
- positive first impression
- make goals w/ student
- closed questions
- open Qs
- generative Qs - why did you do...
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Personal styles
- Karl Jung/Myers Briggs
- 16 types
- Extrovert/Introvert
- Sensing/Intuitive
- Thinking/Feeling
- Judging/Perceiving
- INTG
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Maslow Mountain of Needs(bottom to top)
- Physio needs
- safety security
- belonging
- self esteem
- self actualization
- skill - drill - hill
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Learning stages
- knowledge - remeber
- Comprehension - understand
- Application - use
- Analysis - break out parts
- Synthesis - discover new applications
- Evaluation - determine value