These PDFs were taken from https://www.otr.pxc.jp/~mahoroba/english.htm
The videos are from his YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@telehiro?feature=shared
These PDFs are part of a course given by Telehiro. He developed an alternative style of the Telemark turn focusing on control, especially on steep slopes.
If anyone has suggestions for changes, please DM me and I’ll change this page, to cut down on cruft. Thanks
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B-Tele - Alternative to Telemark (A-Tele)
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B-Tele - Alternative to Telemark (A-Tele)
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Re: B-Tele - Alternative to Telemark (A-Tele)
Pretty interesting clip here as he seems to really over emphasize the technique, the upper body is clearly almost completely static
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blitzskier
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Re: B-Tele - Alternative to Telemark (A-Tele)
you guys are amaizing