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So, like all downhill teams then.

Go US ski team oh yeah❤❤

HEY ! THANKS!

I have a 5 year old on ski team, who shows potential. Trying to decide which skis/bibdings/boots to buy for next season. Currently he’s on Elan Jerr100 w/Elan bindings & Dalbello boots. But he races SL, GS, (Has done a Super G & a couple Gelande too). I’ve been told Elan 110 or 120 for the flex, but others have advised me to get a multi sport race ski around 115cm. He is super tall 47-1/2”, but very light at only 46 lbs.

I have a 5 year old on ski team, who shows potential. Trying to decide which skis/bibdings/boots to buy for next season. Currently he’s on Elan Jerr100 w/Elan bindings & Dalbello boots. But he races SL, GS, (Has done a Super G & a couple Gelande too). I’ve been told Elan 110 or 120 for the flex, but others have advised me to get a multi sport race ski around 115cm. He is super tall 47-1/2”, but very light at only 46 lbs.

Being an NH boy. Now living in alaska. Bode is my hero!

#boycottswix

You always tune your edge on 93 degrees? did understand that correct? Why not 89?

Hey Ski Racing Media , why are you not giving credit for photos that are copy written from the early 1970s by Jake…..They are not your pictures.

Kyle was here 2nd.

Kyle was also here.

Kyle was here first.

Daron Rahlves! Nice tips!

would love to know how it was determined the 157 SL ski should have a 10mm plate? Nordica it seems put the 14mm plate on both their 165 and 157 length skis. Does more lift on the 157 length make the ski turn a tighter radius? I'm contemplating adding 4mm shims to the 10mm plate. I hope to hear from you 🙂

Does snow conditions and type of ski matters?

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I've been tuning and racing for 30 years and this is the best instructional video I've ever seen! Thanks a million!!

In determinate condizioni meteo, o di terreno, si vieta lo scialpinismo, oppure si valutano come irresponsabili escursionisti e alpinisti che, comunque, frequentano la montagna. Qui invece va tutto bene? Il dio denaro fa scomparire tutti i crepacci e la totale assenza di neve. Ma fateci il piacere.

I turn 14 this winter and am competing as a u14. I’m in the Midwest of the USA and we ski on short icy runs.Last season I got around 30th/ 60 overall and my coaches are always saying the only think keeping me from top 10 is my confidence and being scared of the gates since I carve perfectly outside the gates. Im also very scared of failing in front of all of the people watching. Any tips for intermediate racers struggling with confidence and anxiety?

Really perfect video about all to know about a tuning a sharpening ski !!

what is the cloth you use to wipe edges made of?

Great video. Question: You say you don't use diamond stones on base edge. Does using diamond stones on side edge only make a big difference?

Awesome video!! Thank you for sharing!!

Good stuff, thanks Daron!

You guys are incredible. Pushing out the starting gate of one of your downhills I just cannot imagine. No way not me. How in the world you shove out gates (Streif) I’ll never know? My friend told me that the ROAR when you guys go past is truly unbelievable. He also said you guys fly thru the air for longer than our ski hills are here. Unreal.

I also said this on the other video, but the bidirectional "scrubbing" with the brass brush at 8:30 goes against many brush manufacturers' recommendations. It's a particularly bad idea if you have a recent Red Creek or Swix brush in which the bristles are tilted such that they're designed to trail in one direction. The usual advice is to use metal brushes tip-to-tail only, and always with the brish pointed the same way (the direction marked on the brush if it has tilted bristles, or just some consistent direction otherwise). All others (horse, boar, nylon, etc) can be used in a scrubbing motion.

Eek, bidirectional brushing with steel as at 8:00 is a big no-no, especially now that a good number of newer metal brushes from Red Creek, Swix, and others have "tilt" built into the bristles such that they're only designed to run one way. Even with old straight-bristle metal brushes the bristles gradually deform with use and become tilted over time, and you should keep them always running in the saw way to avoid having them "stab into" the base. The first thing I do with every brass or steel brush is mark arrows for direction. Everything else here is spot-on though IMO.

I'll add this just because my friend has Norwegian mum and Greek dad He was born on Norway, and never lived in Hellas.. Ha can play the guitar tho. And slalom need rythm.. sooooooooo :) Why not.. old one where we have fun ua-cam.com/video/k2uKQ0-ieOE/v-deo.html

Please produce more episodes of the ADP. Picking up valuable nuggets from each of these legends. Thank you so much.

Your structure looks crazy!

I met Steve Nyman at Bear Claw Cafe at Sundance, we shared a meal together. When I met him, he was coaching a young skiier who training in ski racing. Super cool guy, a hero among skiers!

Now she broke Linsey Vons record

American Downhillers rocking Copper Mtn .

Thanks for a great Podcast!

Made the cover of TIME when it was a big deal .

Best video ever found! Thank you!

No Atomic/Ess Var bindings?

What would you do with the race ski if base damage? Just P-Tex ?

Thank you guys!! Love the content!

Fluoro free is garbage. Fluoro will always be faster

OMG...THE BEER TRAIN TO TOKYO, "sponsored" by Kerin beer HAHAHAHAHA, what a time !!!!!!

Great video! Hope to see more of the greats on the podcast. Liked the questions this time around as well. Please stick with the skiing podcasts!

What a shame if the Lake Louise WC is gone for good. How many generations of racers got their first chance to race on a real World Cup DH course there? Will it be replaced? Panorama perhaps?

Hey Brian Who is Heather Jenkens?

i am an adult that uses adult size 115 poles can i use jr poles of the same size?

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Brilliant...thank you!!