Learn the Basics of Fencing Foot Work ft. Erwann Le Pechoux

Oh, my God, very long, the Maus falls. Very, very good, his entry to the Steylan. Let's see it here on the corner. A bit of a final chute. However, it was a net advantage. 0.85 at the intermediate advantage for Franz Einter. He also has difficulty staying with the point parallel to the ground. On the very moving final chute. Very good, his flight attitude on the last jump. Clearly, I think it's bad. Four times he's been second here, Finlay. But he has never won this race. Auserfallen, if anyone can drift the skis smooth and carry speed, it's Bjart Voigt. And he likes his slope. He's right on point here. Perfect direction into the Steylan. He just landed in the perfect position. He needed to land on his exit. Look at this, 1.34 now. Absolutely flying. 145 through the speed gun. Crosses the line at 90 miles per hour. And smashes the time. 1.53.77 These scenes remind me of the climbing hysteria of the 1960s. And now the way is clear. Now it's coming, now it's coming, he sees you. You can take off, because you are the way. This is my favorite way. Motivated to the tip of the hair, if he wants to keep it. Such a crash always comes. Again in the air, went into the hole. Even for those who look down further, he has now a 8.0 drift. Now I'm curious to see how he's going to do it. If he's got it. Sensational. 7.54 Didier Quiche. How much power does he have? A twist. Didier Quiche.