
Hip Position with Tomass Marnics And A.I. Ski coaching with Yeti Ski Coach
Big Picture Skiing PodcastShow Notes
Tomass Marnics is back again on the podcast to catchup and discuss hip position in skiing. This is his most recent area of focus with his students. The goal being to help them discover the most powerful position to align the pelvis with the foot and the ski. This is interesting as many high level coaches around the world are focused on this very topic but coming at it from slightly different angles. Tomass also introduces us to Nick Abromov from Yeti Ski Coach. An app using Artifical Intelligence to assess a video of your skiing and tell you what to focus on to improve. Tomass is working with Yeti Ski Coach to help develop the prescriptions for the problems identified. This is a fascinating topic as we all know AI is working its way into every industry around the world. It’s only a matter of time before it was in the ski world with video. Tune in to find out more. Yeti Coach website https://yeti.coach/ Big Picture Skiing website https://bigpictureskiing.com/
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