"KFBS: Kandatsu Fusion Bumps School" led by Olympia & Mogul W-Cup champion Yugo Tsukeda, who teaches how to slide on world-class bumps.
"Special Camp" will be held!
Logical and rational teaching makes progress in a blink of an eye, I wanted this kind of teaching!
KFBS: Kandatsu Fusion Bumps School, a ski school specializing in bumps, which is said to be a specialty of Kandatsu Snow Resort, is holding various camps this season as well.
KFBS is headed by Yugo Tsukeda, who has won the Mogul World Cup and participated in four Olympic Games.
This season marks the 6th year since the school opened, and lessons are being held mainly by Ryuji Kuwabara and Nobuyuki Nishi, former members of the national moguls team.
The target of the school is beginners to advanced skiers, moguls and basic skiers, regardless of genre or level, skiers who want to ski well and enjoy the bumps.
Lessons can be tailored to suit your interests and goals.
Especially this time, we will introduce the "Special Camp" that was planned separately from the regular lessons.
It is popular if you can intensively improve your technique with a variety of themes such as the following.
[Vice Principal Kuwabara specializes in bumps]
The basic lesson is in the bump. Let's slide a lot of bumps. Learn various skiing methods (practice methods) on uneven terrain and aim for a higher-grade skiing.
■Lesson Contents
Cobb (Variation training on rough terrain)
Learn techniques on rough terrain by skiing on slopes, medium turns, and small turns.
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Schedule Saturday, March 6, 2021
[Let's slide in a straight line]
I want to know the know-how of the technique used by the top mogul players now, practice it, and get a cool and stable run on the bump.
Lessons aimed at those who want to experience how to slide in a straight line. Let's aim for a straight run in this lesson.
■Lesson content Awareness
in leveling to slide in a straight line, awareness of absorption, and line street are explained in an easy-to-understand manner.
■ Schedule
March 27, 2021 (Sat)
April 4, 2021 (Sun)
April 11, 2021 (Sun)
[First Cobb Challenge]
Those who have hesitated to take Cobb lessons with their own skills until now.
Those who want to challenge Cobb but could not challenge Cobb.
Those with fear. Those who always enter bumps but cannot ski continuously. I want to escape from Zurdon (skidding). A lesson that even beginners can learn how to slide on bumps. Learn the basic movements of skiing and aim to be able to control the terrain and bumps and ski.
■Lesson contents
Awareness of leveling to ski on bumps, awareness of position on uneven ground, and line street are explained in an easy-to-understand manner.
A lesson that is easy to tackle even for beginners with little fear.
■ Schedule Sunday,
March 28, 2021
[Zuldon]
KFBS's first Zurdon camp.
Recommended for those who have never been in bumps and those who are not good at Zurudon! Lessons on basic movements such as positions that lead to the next step. In the second half, Zurudon is off! Connect to the turn technique of turning.
■Lesson content
Practice awareness, line alignment, and skiing position for skating with Zurdon.
■ Schedule Sunday,
March 7, 2021
[Mogul specialization]
Vice Principal Kuwabara, who has a history of serving as a private and air coach for Japanese national players on March 20, is in charge.
Lecturer Nishi, who participated in the Olympics three times on April 10, will be in charge.
■Schedule & lesson content
March 20, 2021 (Sat) Lesson
form, timing and movement to jump jump. Learn how to roll, run vertically, follow the line, etc., and aim to improve by skating on various bumps.
On Saturday, April 10, 2021,
we will have a lesson on how to run before and after the jump. Learn how to run around the hump, run vertically, follow the line, etc., and aim to improve by skating on various humps.
[Form improvement camp]
Have you ever been told things like, "Your outside legs aren't wet!" or "You're knee-in!"
? Before putting on the board, they do exercises to stimulate the muscles around the hip joints to improve your form and guide you to skiing in a good position.
■Lesson content
During the 2 hours in the morning, you can do exercises and stretches that you can do while wearing boots, and learn the correct position and how to step on the outside foot.
Leveling and Cobb lesson in the afternoon.
■ Schedule
Saturday, March 13, 2021
❖ KFBS Kandatsu Fusion Bumps School in Kandatsu Snow Resort
• Opening period: December 19, 2020 to April 11, 2021 (planned)
• 8:30-9:30, 12:30-13:00 (deadline 30 minutes before the start of each permanent lesson)
• Reception location: GROUND BASE 2F School Reception
• Reservations/Inquiries: http://www.kfbs.jp/ or 080―9207―4601
Official website
http://www.kfbs.jp
Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/kfbs.ski/
Message from KFBS Principal Yugo Tsukeda
Moguls skis at high speed with straight turns, so at first glance it gives the impression of being a very intense sport, but in fact it is skied using basic skiing techniques that put less strain on the body.
The basics of techniques that use both straight skiing and carving skiing are the same, and this basic technique is common when skiing regardless of the genre such as basic skiing or moguls, and is practiced on level ground
. can. At the school, we provide a way to check the technique on leveling and then transition to bump sliding. I created the Kandatsu Fusion Bump School to teach as many skiers as possible the basic techniques and how to ski safely and easily on bumps.
●Profile
Yugo Tsukita
Ski Commentator
Former All Japan Mogul National
Representative for
4 consecutive Olympics Nagano Olympics-Vancouver Olympics
Principal of Kandatsu Fusion Bump School Former
All Japan Mogul Coach Point rank 9th) Spent about 20 years as a Japanese national team player since his junior days, won the World Cup, ranked second in the world championship, etc. He has been leading the team for many years as the ace of the Japanese team and has been leading the team for many years, freestyle skiing. He has participated in four consecutive Olympic Games, the most for men. After retiring as a player, he played an active role as an All Japan Mogul coach and contributed to the progress of the Japanese team.