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What a phenomenal, concise and thorough skiing video of which I’ve seen hundreds. Hats off to you! I will be using all of these training, drills, assets and advice. Frankly, I’m not sure if I’ll need anything else. A BIG, BIG THANK YOU!

excellent..Andy...thank you for the video...I was looking what felt like forever for some helpful videos about ski excercises for bumps and moguls ..your project video wins hands down...more videos from you would be greatly appreciated..Thank you👍

God of bump skiing

Thanks for telling us what kind of skis. Most videos fail to do that

That really was quite excellent. Many thanks.

Some of these drills are not appropriate for east coast bumps and may get you hurt.

Min 5:30... ummm.. you are not doing that drill right. You're not jumping around a corner, you are supposed to hop across the bottom of the turn. Forward and down, not back and up... keep practicing. The toe up and down drill is called swedish carving or swedish turns. Don't reinvent the ski wheel, just watch the swedes.

I can tell from your feet position you are a mogul skier haha Ideally though your feet should be easily 2-3 times the distance apart, assuming you want to carve. Carving can not properly happen with feet together like that, but hop turns and moguls do haha

Excellent. Especiallly all the playful variablity - as opposed to "this move is THE way to do it."

good skiing m8 - watch reilly and keep working on an explosive short turn that manages speed....ur there.

Sorry, I don't have time to reply to all comments. Remember these are techniques that work for me. In my opinion there's no right or wrong way just ways that work on an individual level. Could I have softer boots? Yep definitely. Could I be more forward? Yep definitely. Do I need to be in the air? Nope but it's FUN! Is pivoting being defensive? Probably but so what. What if your tired or simply can't be bothered dealing with a deep rut line? Could I have more absorption and a stronger core? 100% yes. The list could go on but the point is for those saying "you need to do this or more of that". How do you know? You haven't met me and don't know what my goals are. The things you are saying are what you personally would like to see from a pre conceived image in your head. You should think about that and maybe it will improve your teaching.

This is a pivot to skid . Zipper line is not a turn because you do not change direction of travel. Pivot to skid is a defensing way of skiing.Bring your turns into the bumps.

Really helpful, r.e double pole plant /timing:)

Really helpful :) Thankyou :)

Nicely thought out and helpful. I wish there were a bit more on absorption, but this is terrific.

Wow! This one of the best technique workshops for the intermediate and advanced skier I’ve seen.

Some good stuff ... excellent progression. There's a technique I believe u r using, which I refer to as a "soft outside ankle" that helps "smear" the outside ski for speed control that I hope u will talk about at some point. So many skiers try to ski bumps with stiff ankles, which holds them back. Your thoughts about what you feel in your feet and ankles would be great.

Superb instruction

Nice, thanks.

Good skiing in horrible conditions, sun baked frozen crud.

Look Ma, we are learning to ski from an Irishman. Well done Sir. Thank you for the video.

You kept it upright for much longer than I’d have thought possible. I probably would’ve endo’d upon leaving the track!

So much good technique, I will have to watch this over and over.

Andy your video is very helpful in discussing the varied methods of skiing bumps...this is an area that I need to work on. PSIA,

Your angulation in the bumps reminds me of Jonny Moseley. It looks like what I'm trying to feel in my skiing right now.

Nice to see technique on varied terrain- so often these clips are shown on ‘perfect’ snow.

Thank you, that was a real master class; so articulate, so fluid, incredible direct presentation of so much useful material. 👏 👍

Good content, dreadful background noise.

Nice drills I'm going to try these

Drive your tips more on the back side and stop the "hopping" or "skipping", much easier to link your turns and keep your edges on the snow where you need them while skiing moguls. Also keep your core more tight, you're going to have a very sore back bobbing at the waist like that.

I very much enjoyed watching this video. Love the progressions. I think Andy exhibits a high degree of flexibility, much more than the general population. I wonder if others have given him this feedback. The rotational flexibility of his lower spine is incredible. It hurts watching him do it. I think that spinal flexibility is a blessing; he can accomplish what most of us cannot. At the same time, maybe it’s a crutch that maybe is preventing the development of a carved initiation of a short turn (in my opinion). From the side-view video (great videography), I think Andy can benefit from a bit softer boot, to achieve more ankle flex. Either that or the gastroc’s need to be stretched and lengthened. But, seeing his overall flexibility, I doubt that very much. Great job. Would like to see more.

Great and very informative video. Huge thanks. That constant background muzak is really distracting though 🙄.

You’re ok!

I love this video so much. It is by far the most useful, most helpful video I've found on how to improve my skiing. Thank you.

wow! very motivated

don't know why RUclips recommend me this oldest ski video of youtube...

really excellent video. lots of techniques there to work on. ive finally worked out by watching youtube that skiing requires a mixed bag of approaches, styles and turns. i was trying to just use the one technique for bumps (turning on the top) that an instructor told me. thats not right. its a full gamut of turns and approaches ! great job and thank you.

Great skiing!!!! 😀 I will practice your exercices next season.

Good vid! I like the "tip and tail" turn or half dolphin. I'll give that a go next ski session.

great instructions for bumps thanks

I know a ski instructor, the way he explains the extremly narrow stance is "austrian gay ski instructor style", especially when doing short turns. lol

Спасибо!

What are the lenghts of your skis ?

really nice abd smooth! Irish know to ski :)

Music too loud, nice video tho

Awesome video. Music was wak tho

nice speed control, looks solid!

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

Fantastic content! More please!