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Niseko Ski Lesson
Our team of top-level instructors comes from all over the world, bringing a wealth of international experience and enthusiasm to every lesson.
We are proud to be a certified ski school of Niseko United, committed to the highest standards of safety and instruction.
But most of all, we teach with one goal in mind:
To help you fall in love with skiing.
Whether it's your first time on the snow or you're refining your technique, we're here to make skiing fun, rewarding, and unforgettable.
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![Core training (face up)
Ready to level up your skiing performance?
Stability is the secret to better turns and more control on the slopes. These core exercises will build the foundation you need.
[Core Progression Levels]
Level 1: Basic Bridge – Establishing pelvic stability.
Key points : Focus on engaging your glutes and core. Keep your pelvis neutral and stable throughout the movement.
Level 2: Single-Leg Bridge – Improving balance and core engagement.
Key points : Maintain hips at an equal height without dropping to one side. Ensure your lifted leg is steady to mimic balance on the snow.
Level 3: Single-Leg Extension Bridge – Adding intensity for dynamic stability.
Key points : Fully extend and Fully flex your one leg while keeping the hips raised high. Focus on core tension to prevent your back from arching.
Level 4: Cross-Body Coordination Bridge – The ultimate challenge for synchronized movement on snow.
Key points : Synchronize your arm and leg movements for dynamic control. Maintain perfect balance while challenging your coordination.
[General Tips]
Focus on Control: Don’t rush the movement. Quality over quantity!
Mind-Muscle Connection: Keep your core braced throughout the entire range of motion.
Consistency: Aim for 3 sets of each level to build real
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![Which one looks like you?🙌 Leave a comment👌
There are some common problems we should all know which is what. This videos for beginners 🙆♂️
❌ Common Mistakes beginners(Which one are you?):
1. Turning too quick with shoulder or upper body and losing balance
2. Incorrect edging (One ski too much edge / one too flat) Put too much weight on the one foot.
3. Directing with the upper body/shoulders and falling back because of body is too tense.
4. Using upper body to try to turn but it won’t work to the skis
5. Letting the ankles open up (leading to a backseat posture) so that back of skis are engaging too much.
6. Flexing the hips too much and leaning too far forward so that skis too heavy on the top.
⭕️ The Perfect Turn (At the end of the video!):
• Symmetrical, smooth round shapes
• Consistent, controlled speed throughout the turn
• Both legs moving and working simultaneously
• Good up-and-down rhythm with the balance centered in the middle
• Relaxed!!!
Recognizing the habit is the first step to fixing it! 🙌
Hit 💾 [SAVE] to keep this checklist for your next ski day, and share it with a ski buddy who needs to see this!
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![How to make the perfect pizza 🍕⛷️
If you know how to do this you can make❌→⭕️
If you're forcing your skis into a "V" shape with pure muscle, you're doing it the hard way!!
💡 The Secret:
It’s not about how wide you push your skis, it’s about proper leg rotation and finding the right edge angle.
Get the distance of width of the legs right, lock in the correct amount of turn your legs!
Your speed control will feel effortless🙌
Hit [Save] so you don't forget this on the slopes! ❄️
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