Ski the Modern way with Harald Harb

 Every climber has to come here at least once, its the Mecca of Crack climbing. The best in the world.                                    ...

Skier 3 in the order on the free ski video below. Notice how extended he is. This resulted because he didn't absorb the last release we...

HH quote: " Compare yourself to the best and you will never go wrong!" Hirscher inside boot tucked in, back and under the ...

Korea Technical Freeskiing contest, short turns.                                             Movement analysis of Top Level skiers.      ...

The major realization of this video is the poor alignment of the competitors' boots and legs. There is some very good skiing an...

More on how to learn short high energy turns.

Relaxing and floating over the snow through the High C part of turns is crucial to building balance.  Modern skiing methods such as the...

Check out the right foot alignment on many of these skiers. Some really great runs, many of the earlier skiers have obvious asymmetry ...

Compare this tip engagement to the pull back move.

Fig. 1 In the fig.1, above the top of the arc is developed. Counter balance and tipping onto the new edges is accomplished. The inside l...

One of my favorite photos, because it shows all the movements I work so hard to produce, yet don't always show up the way I want. T...

The latest PMTS Accreditation at A-Basin is a huge success. Every-time a new PMTS Direct Parallel instructor is minted, the level of w...

Harb Ski Systems

Skiing is all about having fun!

Harald Quote:   "Skiing is no longer about turning your skis. It about changing edges without turning."   Flexing to relea...

                         Lone Peak at Big Sky          I'm back from "Ski Paradise", but not done yet, next is the ...

Skiing the crud and bumps on the "Rock and Roll" skis, by Head. With the right PMTS, counter acting movements, any ski will tur...

  The inside arm and hand lead the arc, flexing the inside leg, dropping the inside hip, brings huge carving angles.

The key to "skiing fun", in crud and powder on "Good" wider skis is; tipping the feet and boots. Most skiers think you...