How to Learn Anything on Skis | Feat Andri Ragettli

What you will Learn in this Tutorial

This tutorial featuring professional skier Andri Ragettli, who provides advice on learning new tricks on skis. He emphasizes the importance of finding inspiration and watching videos of others performing the desired trick. He suggests breaking down the trick into smaller steps and practicing on a trampoline before attempting it on snow. Ragettli emphasizes the importance of spotting the landing during the trick and gradually increasing confidence before attempting it on snow. He also recommends analyzing filmed attempts to identify areas for improvement. Ragettli concludes by encouraging viewers to trust themselves and go for the trick without doubt.

Highlights

• Andri Ragettli emphasizes the importance of finding inspiration for learning new tricks on skis.
• He suggests watching videos to understand how tricks are performed, and recommends Bobby Brown’s video as his inspiration for learning the switch top misty.
• Ragettli advises breaking down the trick into smaller steps and practicing on a trampoline before attempting it on snow.
• He explains the importance of spotting the landing and recommends doing it between the first and second flip.
• Ragettli shares his experience of learning the double cork and triple cork and suggests that the same process can be applied to different tricks.
• He advises beginners to start with basic tricks like 180s and 360s on trampolines and gradually progress to more complex tricks.
• Ragettli recommends analyzing filmed attempts to identify areas for improvement and make adjustments.
• He emphasizes the importance of building confidence and being 80% sure of landing a trick before attempting it on snow.
• Ragettli highlights the importance of visualizing the trick in slow motion before attempting it.
• He suggests filming first attempts to analyze mistakes and learn from them.
• Ragettli encourages viewers to trust themselves and go for the trick without doubt, while also listening to their body’s feelings.