So for example right if this is a regular S-turn when I make this transition okay and now I'm on angulating I'm on the edge what's happening through this part of the turn I'm accelerating I'm fully committed I am barreling straight towards the side of the run here and it can be very intense right and the edge pressure builds through the patience part of the turn and then finally I start to decelerate and now you know maybe there's a bump coming maybe I have to do a head check it's just all a lot of things coming at you at once by doing a J-turn okay as soon as we initiate right around here we're already starting to decelerate so it just slows things down calms things out we take it one turn at a time and we can do you know one focusing on the knees then followed by one focusing on the hips and one focusing on the shoulders and your body will learn much more quickly how to adjust these movements how your board's going to react when it's high up on edge like that and this is going to help you progress much faster into these types of carves okay so this is uh well backwards but this is the shape of a J what I would like you to do is just come up and finish your turn just like that heading straight uphill when you're ready when your track is thin you're feeling confident try to push that into 270 see what you can do and eventually into a full 360 or even more uh if you have to finish with a flat spin finish with the tailspin it doesn't really matter all this is going to help you progress towards that 360 carve let's uh let's go to the crack house and let's look at the three body positions and how we transition between them okay welcome to the crack house so named for the wood cracks in the corners not for that other thing uh we're looking at the J turn today I'm going to demonstrate three positions the ready position the heel side position and the toe side position and we'll talk a little bit about how to get from the ready position to the heel side or to the toe side and I'm going to remind you about the head checks too super important let's look first at the ready position so I'm in my stance my knees are bent my hips are facing the front of the board my hands are over the front of the board just a little bit ahead of my front toes because I want to be leaning a little forward on initiation okay uh and that's it we're bending hips forward shoulders forward holding your tray don't spill that tray remember you're you're imagine you're holding a tray with your beer you want to get to the bottom without spilling that beer so whatever else you do with your body that tray must remain level that's the ready position very easy you know come from boom into that by twisting at the hips bring those shoulders to face the front of the board now we're going to drop into the heel side position first okay um we're going to focus on three body parts while we're doing this the knees are going to go this direction the hips are going to thrust forward and twist a little bit and the shoulders are going to remain level so this is what it looks like basically I'm just almost like you're sitting in a chair boom just like that now okay so if you watch the video on the hill you're not going to see this exaggerated knee motion you're not going to see this exaggerated twist that's why I took the board off I wasn't able to demonstrate in my very stiff setup but it's very but I am pressuring the knees in that direction and I am twisting at the hips and at the shoulders the whole body twists as I down in that heel side position the reason in the video you see my hand stays my back hand stays over my front toes pretty much through the whole turn is because as I make that twist the board is also turning okay but I'm driving that board into the turn with the hips with the shoulders with that back hand and I'm keeping the shoulders level by stretching in the front obliques and crunching in the rear obliques I can feel that crunch right here that's what's important to keep those shoulders level one more time on heel side ready position hips forward boom just like that now toe side ready position is identical head check do not forget the head check I know a lot of carvers who have been badly injured please do your head checks you may have the right away but uh those guys may not care ready position all set boom okay this time the knees drop that direction into the corner into the turn but slightly rearward towards the tail of your board the hips come forward even more exaggerated remember we talked about steering with your dick this is it thrust those hips forward into the turn and we're going to twist them this movement is always the same you keep those shoulders level keep the tray level okay to achieve this when my board is so extremely angulated I need to stretch on the toe side in the rear obliques and crunch over in the front obliques there it is one more time ready position toe side position ready position toe side position just like that knees go in this direction hips thrusting twisting shoulders always level one more thing I want to mention while I'm here is how to take this 180 j turn and start to push it towards 270 and eventually 360.
舉例來說,如果這是一個普通的S形彎道當我轉過這個彎時,好了,現在我在調整角度,我在邊緣,在轉彎的這一部分發生了什麼,我在加速,我全心投入,我直奔奔跑的一側,這可能會非常激烈,沒錯,在轉彎的耐心部分,邊緣壓力不斷增加,最後我開始減速,現在你知道,也許會有一個顛簸,也許我必須做一個頭部檢查。好的,當我們在這裡開始轉彎時,我們就已經開始減速了,所以這隻會讓事情慢下來,讓事情平靜下來,我們一次轉一個圈,我們可以先集中注意力在膝蓋上,然後再集中注意力在臀部上,再集中注意力在肩膀上你的身體會更快地學會如何調整這些動作